Transport Operations (Passenger Transport) Regulation 2018
sec.77CRecording fatigue management information
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sec.77C Recording fatigue management information
This section does not apply to a fatigue-regulated duty holder if— a motor vehicle used to provide a fatigue-regulated service is a heavy vehicle; and the fatigue-regulated duty holder complies with the Heavy Vehicle National Law (Queensland) , chapter 6 , part 6.4 , divisions 3 and 6A in relation to the driver of the heavy vehicle. A fatigue-regulated duty holder must keep a written record of the following information about each driver of a motor vehicle used to provide a fatigue-regulated service— the driver’s driver authorisation number; the days and times the driver is driving, or is available to drive, the motor vehicle used to provide the service. a driver of a motor vehicle used to provide a fatigue-regulated service starts a work shift and is on duty to drive the vehicle a driver of a motor vehicle that is a booked hire vehicle used to provide a fatigue-regulated service is on duty to accept or receive bookings for a booked hire service, including, for example, by being connected to a booking service or app to accept bookings a driver of a motor vehicle used to provide a fatigue-regulated service is travelling to pick up a passenger for a journey Maximum penalty—80 penalty units. The fatigue-regulated duty holder must ensure a written record is kept for 2 years after the day on which the driver to whom the record relates drove, or was available to drive, the motor vehicle. Maximum penalty—80 penalty units. s 77C ins 2026 SL No. 4 s 23 (sec.77C-ssec.1) This section does not apply to a fatigue-regulated duty holder if— a motor vehicle used to provide a fatigue-regulated service is a heavy vehicle; and the fatigue-regulated duty holder complies with the Heavy Vehicle National Law (Queensland) , chapter 6 , part 6.4 , divisions 3 and 6A in relation to the driver of the heavy vehicle. (sec.77C-ssec.2) A fatigue-regulated duty holder must keep a written record of the following information about each driver of a motor vehicle used to provide a fatigue-regulated service— the driver’s driver authorisation number; the days and times the driver is driving, or is available to drive, the motor vehicle used to provide the service. a driver of a motor vehicle used to provide a fatigue-regulated service starts a work shift and is on duty to drive the vehicle a driver of a motor vehicle that is a booked hire vehicle used to provide a fatigue-regulated service is on duty to accept or receive bookings for a booked hire service, including, for example, by being connected to a booking service or app to accept bookings a driver of a motor vehicle used to provide a fatigue-regulated service is travelling to pick up a passenger for a journey Maximum penalty—80 penalty units. (sec.77C-ssec.3) The fatigue-regulated duty holder must ensure a written record is kept for 2 years after the day on which the driver to whom the record relates drove, or was available to drive, the motor vehicle. Maximum penalty—80 penalty units.