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"backed up" is more common in USA, I believe.
"banked up" is commonly used in Australia.

An American wouldn't use this sentence at all, I think.
Reasons: kilometres, roadworks, & banked up
(The first is just the spelling.)

>An American wouldn't use this sentence at all, I think.
>Reasons: kilometres, roadworks, & banked up
>(The first is just the spelling.)
I only added my Note because your query to my sentence had been deleted, thereby leaving my previous explanation up in the air, as the comment which it was answering was gone, so I deleted my original explanatory comment.
In the original comment you only mentioned "backed up" versus "banked up", hence my comment was restricted to that part of the sentence.
I think it would be helpful if you left your comments such as your original comment to this sentence there, so that someone coming upon the sentence later will have a clearer picture of (in this case) the initial query re Australian usage v US usage etc.
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