Transporting Tyres within NSW
Commercial Purposes
Tyre transporters must report the movement of tyre waste to the Environment Protection Authority. To help industry meet its legal obligations, the EPA has developed a new Integrated Waste Tracking Solution (IWTS) for tracking and reporting on hazardous and regulated waste.
The AWMC does not accept commercial quantities of tyres. If you or your business is involved with the collection of tyres, you must track and report this waste to the EPA using the new IWTS. The IWTS generates a unique EPA consignment ID that allows each load to be monitored from the place of generation to the site of disposal. Businesses are required to organise an agreement direct with a tyre recycler.
For more information on the new IWTS system, please refer to the NSW EPAs website Integrated waste tracking solution (nsw.gov.au)
Residential Purposes
Council only accept a maximum of six tyres per transaction for residents that reside in the Albury Local Government area. First two tyres are free, charges will apply for other tyres. Tyres from outside of the Albury area to be disposed of at their local transfer station.