Heavy Vehicle National Law (NSW)
376Keeping relevant document while operating under work diary exemption (notice)
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376 Keeping relevant document while operating under work diary exemption (notice)
376 Keeping relevant document while operating under work diary exemption (notice)
(1) This section applies if a work diary exemption (notice) is subject to the condition that the driver of a fatigue-regulated heavy vehicle who is operating under the exemption must keep a relevant document in the driver’s possession.
(2) A driver of the fatigue-regulated heavy vehicle who is operating under the work diary exemption (notice) must comply with the condition.
Maximum penalty—$3000.
Editorial note.
See also section 737 (Increase of penalty amounts).
(3) Each relevant party for a driver mentioned in subsection (2) must ensure the driver complies with subsection (2), unless the relevant party has a reasonable excuse.
Maximum penalty—$3000.
(4)–(6) (Repealed)
(7) In this section—
relevant document, for a work diary exemption (notice), means a copy of—
(a) the Commonwealth Gazette notice for the exemption; or
(b) an information sheet about the exemption published by the Regulator on the Regulator’s website.
relevant party, for the driver of a fatigue-regulated heavy vehicle, means—
(a) an employer of the driver if the driver is an employed driver; or
(b) a prime contractor of the driver if the driver is a self-employed driver; or
(c) an operator of the vehicle if the driver is making a journey for the operator.
s 376: Am 2016 No 65, sec 67.