Practice question

What does 'two-up' driving mean in the context of the Heavy Vehicle National Law?

  1. Driving with two trailers
  2. Two drivers sharing a vehicle, each taking turns to drive while the other rests in an approved sleeper berth
  3. A vehicle that has a twin steer axle configuration
  4. Double-clutching a non-synchromesh gearbox

Answer: B — Two drivers sharing a vehicle, each taking turns to drive while the other rests in an approved sleeper berth

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