About National Road Transport Hall of Fame
The National Road Transport Hall of Fame is a large transport museum on Norris Bell Avenue in Alice Springs, Northern Territory. Established in 1995 by the Road Transport Historical Society, it preserves and displays Australia's road transport heritage. The complex houses extensive collections of historic trucks, trailers, vintage cars and memorabilia, including the Kenworth Dealer Hall of Fame and Shell Collection, honouring drivers, pioneers and vehicles that opened remote Australia.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large indoor and outdoor museum complex dedicated to Australian road transport history. The site features halls filled with restored trucks, road trains, vintage cars, buses and trailers, plus extensive memorabilia, photographs and the Shell Collection. Outdoor displays include historic vehicles and machinery. Visitors can explore exhibition halls, the Kenworth Museum, Hall of Fame honour walls, a cafe and gift shop in a flat, open setting on the edge of Alice Springs.
Key highlights
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Extensive collection of historic trucks, road trains and trailers
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Kenworth Dealer Hall of Fame dedicated to Kenworth trucks in Australia
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Shell Collection of memorabilia and oil company heritage
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Hall of Fame honouring pioneering drivers and transport operators