(5) An authorised officer may also direct the driver of a vehicle to stop by clearly displaying a notice displaying the words “DIVERT TO HEAVY VEHICLE CHECKING STATION”, “DIVERT TO CHECKING STATION” or similar words. (4) For the purposes of section 230 of the Act, an authorised officer may also direct a driver of a vehicle to drive the vehicle from the location at which the authorised officer has directed the driver to stop to some other location in the vicinity of the notice referred to in subclause (3). (3) A notice referred to in this clause may be held by hand, erected on or near a road, or displayed (whether electronically or otherwise) on a vehicle and, if it is an illuminated notice, may be switched on by an officer whether or not the officer is in the immediate vicinity of the sign at the time. (b) at a place on a road on or near if there is checking station indicated by a notice clearly displayed up on or near the roadway.

(7) This clause applies to a vehicle even if it is not a Class 1, 2 or 3 vehicle.

(6) 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. (5) 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) A person who is both the driver of a pilot vehicle and the owner of a vehicle or combination being accompanied by that pilot vehicle may be prosecuted in either of those capacities in the circumstances described in clause 36 (2) (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 both the driver and the owner 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 clause 39. (2) A person who is both the owner and the driver of the motor vehicle may be punished only once for the same failure of the vehicle or load to comply with a requirement referred to in subclause (1). 37 Multiple offences and multiple requirements (1) A person who is convicted of an offence in relation to a vehicle or a combination that fails to comply with a requirement in Schedule 1 may be convicted of another offence if different parts of the vehicle or combination simultaneously fail to comply with the same or a similar requirement in the Schedule.

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