National Transport Commission (Road Transport Legislation – Oversize and Overmass Vehicles Regulations) Regulations 2006
13Multiple offences and multiple requirements
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13 Multiple offences and multiple requirements
(1) A person who is both the driver and the operator of a vehicle or combination may be punished only once in relation to the same failure of the person, vehicle or combination to comply with a condition of a notice or permit, or of an exemption granted under regulation 15. (2) A person who is both the driver of a pilot vehicle and the operator of a vehicle or combination being accompanied by that pilot vehicle may be prosecuted in either of those capacities in the circumstances described in paragraph 12(4)(a), (b) or (c), but may be punished only once in respect of a particular offence arising from those circumstances. (3) A person who is convicted of an offence, in relation to a part of a motor vehicle or trailer that fails to comply with a condition, may be convicted of another offence if another part of the motor vehicle or trailer also fails to comply with the same or a similar condition. (4) If more than one mass limit applies to a vehicle or combination, or part of a vehicle or combination, the lower mass limit must be complied with.