Driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements
Legislation: Heavy Vehicle National Law Application Act 2013 s 301
Maximum penalty: $1,500
Period: 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2023
Jurisdiction: Magistrates' Court
*Note: unavailable options have under 10 cases
Sentencing outcomes for all charges of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements
Number: 75 charges
See Table 1 in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.
Community correction order lengths for charges of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements
Number: 1 charge
See Table 3 in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.
Fine amounts for charges of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements
Number: 3 charges
Note: The graph only includes fines that were not part of an aggregate sentence (non-aggregate fines).
See Table 4 in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.
Sentencing outcomes for all charges of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements by financial year
Number: 75 charges
See Table 5 in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.
Number of charges of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements by financial year
Number: 75 charges
See Table 6 in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.
Average fine amounts for charges of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements by financial year
Number: 3 charges
Note: The graph only includes fines that were not part of an aggregate sentence (non-aggregate fines).
See Table 8 in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.
Sentencing outcomes for all people for cases of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements
Number: 20 cases
See Table 9A in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.
Sentencing outcomes for males for cases of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements
Number: 20 cases
See Table 9B in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.
Sentencing outcomes for people aged under 25 for cases of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements
Number: 2 cases
See Table 9D in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.
Sentencing outcomes for people aged 25 to 54 for cases of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements
Number: 12 cases
See Table 9E in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.
Sentencing outcomes for people aged 55 and over for cases of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements
Number: 6 cases
See Table 9F in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.
Community correction order lengths for cases of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements
Number: 1 case
See Table 12 in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.
Sentencing outcomes for all cases of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements by financial year
Number: 20 cases
See Table 13 in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.
Number of cases of driver of a heavy vehicle fails to maintain work diary to requirements for all people by financial year
Number: 20 cases
See Table 14 in the Excel data file for the data in this graph.