Tasmanian Numbered Regulations Tasmanian Numbered Regulations
- (S.R. 2019, NO. 61)
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
PART 1 - Introduction Division 1 - Road Rules
1. Short title
2. Commencement
3. Object of the Road Rules
Division 2 - Some features of the Road Rules
4. Definitions: the dictionary, &c.
5. Diagrams
6. Examples
7. Headings
8. Notes
9. Reader’s Guide
10. Offences
PART 2 - Application of the Road Rules Division 1 - Roads and
road-related areas
11. Road Rules apply to vehicles and road users on roads and
road-related areas
12. What is a road
13. What is a road-related area
Division 2 - Road users and vehicles
14. Road users
15. What is a vehicle
16. Who is a driver
17. Who is a rider
18. Who is a pedestrian
19. References to driver includes rider, &c.
PART 3 - Speed-limits
20. Obeying the speed-limit
21. Speed-limit where a speed-limit sign applies
22. Speed-limit in a speed-limited area
23. Speed-limit in a school zone
24. Speed-limit in a shared zone
25. Speed-limit elsewhere
PART 4 - Making Turns Division 1 - Left turns
26. Application of Division to roundabouts, road-related areas and
adjacent land
27. Starting a left turn from a road (except a multi-lane road)
28. Starting a left turn from a multi-lane road
29. Making a left turn as indicated by a turn line
Division 2 - Right turns
30. Application of Division to certain right turns
31. Starting a right turn from a road (except a multi-lane road)
32. Starting a right turn from a multi-lane road
33. Making a right turn
Division 3 - Hook turns at intersections
34. Making a hook turn at a hook turn only sign
35. Optional hook turn by a bicycle rider
36. Bicycle rider making a hook turn contrary to no hook turn by
bicycles sign
Division 4 - U-turnsNote U-turn is defined in the dictionary.
37. Beginning a U-turn
38. Giving way when making a U-turn
39. Making a U-turn contrary to a no U-turn sign
40. Making a U-turn at an intersection with traffic lights
41. Making a U-turn at an intersection without traffic lights
42. Starting a U-turn at an intersection
43. Rule left blank
PART 5 - Change of Direction and Stop Signals Division 1 - Change
of direction signals
44. Division does not apply to entering or leaving a roundabout
45. What is changing direction
46. Giving a left change of direction signal
47. How to give a left change of direction signal
48. Giving a right change of direction signal
49. How to give a right change of direction signal
50. How to give a right change of direction signal by giving a hand
signal
51. When use of direction indicator lights permitted
Division 2 - Stop signals
52. Division does not apply to bicycle riders or certain tram drivers
53. Giving a stop signal
54. How to give a stop signal
55. How to give a stop signal by giving a hand signal
PART 6 - Traffic Lights, Traffic Arrows and Twin Red Lights
Division 1 - Obeying traffic lights and traffic arrowsNote 1Traffic
arrows and traffic lights are defined in the dictionary. Traffic
arrows are a traffic control device designed to show a traffic
arrow, or 2 or more traffic arrows at different times – see
the definition in the dictionary.Note 2A reference in a rule of
this Part to a green, yellow or red traffic light or traffic arrow
is a reference to a steady green, yellow or red traffic light or
traffic arrow, unless otherwise stated in the rule – see
rule 323.Note 3The rules dealing with T lights and B lights, which
apply to drivers of trams and public buses, are in Part 17.
56. Stopping for a red traffic light or arrow
57. Stopping for a yellow traffic light or arrow
58. Exceptions to stopping for a red or yellow traffic light
59. Proceeding through a red traffic light
60. Proceeding through a red traffic arrow
60A. Proceeding through a bicycle storage area before a red traffic light
or arrow
61. Proceeding when traffic lights or arrows at an intersection change
to yellow or red
Division 2 - Giving way at traffic lights and traffic arrowsNote
Traffic lights is defined in the dictionary.
62. Giving way when turning at an intersection with traffic lights
63. Giving way at an intersection with traffic lights not operating or
only partly operating
64. Giving way at a flashing yellow traffic arrow at an intersection
65. Giving way at a marked foot crossing (except at an intersection)
with a flashing yellow traffic light
Division 3 - Twin red lights (except at level crossings)
66. Stopping for twin red lights (except at level crossings)
PART 7 - Giving WayNote 1The rules in this Part deal with giving
way in most situations. In addition, other rules requiring a driver
to give way include:(a) making a U-turn – rule 38(b)
turning at traffic lights at an intersection – rule 62(c)
at an intersection with traffic lights that are not operating or
only partly operating – rule 63(d) turning at a flashing
yellow traffic arrow at an intersection – rule 64(e) at a
marked foot crossing with a flashing yellow traffic light –
rule 65(f) entering and driving in a roundabout – rule 114(g)
by the rider of a bicycle or animal to a vehicle leaving a
roundabout – rule 119(h) at a stop sign at a level
crossing – rule 121(i) at a give way sign or give way
line at a level crossing – rule 122(j) moving from one
marked lane to another marked lane, or from one line of traffic to
another line of traffic – rule 148(k) when lines of traffic
merge into a single line of traffic – rule 149(l) for
pedestrians crossing the road near a stopped tram – rule
164. Note 2For the meaning of left and right, see rule 351(1) and
(2). Division 1 - Giving way at a stop sign, stop line, give way
sign or give way line applying to the driverNote For a driver, a
reference in a rule in this Division to a traffic sign or road
marking is a reference to a traffic sign or road marking applying
to the driver – see rules 338 to 341.
67. Stopping and giving way at a stop sign or stop line at an
intersection without traffic lights
68. Stopping and giving way at a stop sign or stop line at other
places
69. Giving way at a give way sign or give way line at an intersection
(except a roundabout)
70. Giving way at a give way sign at a bridge or length of narrow
road
71. Giving way at a give way sign or give way line at other places
Division 2 - Giving way at an intersection without traffic lights
or a stop sign, stop line, give way sign or give way line
applying to the driverNote For a driver, a reference in a rule in
this Division to a traffic sign or road marking is a reference to
a traffic sign or road marking applying to the driver – see
rules 338 to 341.
72. Giving way at an intersection (except a T-intersection or roundabout)
73. Giving way at a T-intersection
Division 3 - Entering or leaving road-related areas and adjacent
land and driving in road-related areas
74. Giving way when entering a road from a road-related area or
adjacent land
75. Giving way when entering a road-related area or adjacent land from
a road
75A. Avoiding off-road collisions and dangers
Division 4 - Keeping clear of and giving way to particular vehicles
76. Keeping clear of trams travelling in tram lanes, &c.
77. Giving way to buses
78. Keeping clear of police, emergency, enforcement and escort vehicles
79. Giving way to police, emergency, enforcement and escort vehicles
79A. Speed-limit approaching and passing stationary or slow-moving police,
emergency, enforcement and escort vehicles
Division 5 - Crossings and shared zones
80. Stopping at a children’s crossing
81. Giving way at a pedestrian crossing
82. Overtaking or passing a vehicle at a children’s crossing or
pedestrian crossing
83. Giving way to pedestrians in a shared zone
Division 6 - Other give way rules
84. Giving way when driving through a break in a dividing strip
85. Giving way on a painted island
86. Giving way in median turning bays
87. Giving way when moving from a side of a road or a median strip
parking area
PART 8 - Traffic Signs and Road MarkingsNote 1The rules in this
Part cover most traffic signs and road markings. However, some
traffic signs and road markings are dealt with in other Parts
dealing with particular subjects. These include:(a) speed-limits
(including speed-limits in speed-limited areas and shared zones)
– see Part 3(b) U-turns – see Division 4 of Part 4(c)
traffic lights – see Part 6(d) stop signs and give way signs
– see Division 1 of Part 7(e) roundabouts – see Part 9(f)
level crossings – see Part 10(g) keeping left and lane signs
– see Part 11(h) stopping and parking – see Part 12(i)
pedestrians – see Part 14(j) bicycle riders – see Part
15.Note 2Rule 322 deals with the meaning of traffic control devices
on a road or in or at an area or place (including an
intersection).Note 3For a driver, a traffic sign or road marking
mentioned in a rule is, unless the contrary intention appears, a
sign or marking that applies to the driver. To find out how
traffic signs and road markings apply to a driver, see rules 338
to 341. Division 1 - Traffic signs and road markings at
intersections and other placesNote Intersection, road marking and
traffic sign are defined in the dictionary
88. Left turn signs
89. Right turn signs
90. No turns signs
91. No left turn and no right turn signs
92. Traffic lane arrows
Division 2 - Traffic signs and road markings generally
93. No overtaking or passing signs
94. No overtaking on bridge signs
95. Emergency stopping lane only signs
96. Keep clear markings
97. Road access signs
98. One-way signs
99. Keep left and keep right signs
100. No entry signs
101. Hand-held stop signs
101A. Safety ramp and arrester bed signs
Division 3 - Signs for trucks, buses and other large vehicles
102. Clearance and low clearance signs
103. Load limit signs
104. No trucks signs
105. Trucks must enter signs
106. No buses signs
107. Buses must enter signs
108. Trucks and buses low gear signs
PART 9 - Roundabouts
109. What is a roundabout
110. Meaning of halfway around a roundabout
111. Entering a roundabout from a multi-lane road or a road with 2 or
more lines of traffic travelling in the same direction
112. Giving a left change of direction signal when entering a roundabout
113. Giving a right change of direction signal when entering a roundabout
114. Giving way when entering or driving in a roundabout
115. Driving in a roundabout
116. Obeying traffic lane arrows when driving in or leaving a roundabout
117. Giving a change of direction signal when changing marked lanes or
lines of traffic in a roundabout
118. Giving a left change of direction signal when leaving a roundabout
119. Giving way by the rider of a bicycle or animal to a vehicle
leaving a roundabout
PART 10 - Level Crossings
120. What is a level crossing
121. Stopping and giving way at a stop sign at a level crossing
122. Giving way at a give way sign or give way line at a level
crossing
123. Entering a level crossing when a train or tram is approaching,
&c.,
124. Leaving a level crossing
PART 11 - Keeping Left, Overtaking and Other Driving Rules Division
1 - General
125. Unreasonably obstructing drivers or pedestrians
126. Keeping a safe distance behind vehicles
127. Keeping a minimum distance between long vehicles
128. Entering blocked intersections
128A. Entering blocked crossings
Division 2 - Keeping to the left
129. Keeping to the far left side of a road
130. Keeping to the left on a multi-lane road
131. Keeping to the left of oncoming vehicles
132. Keeping to the left of the centre of a road or the dividing line
133. Exceptions to keeping to the left of the centre of a road
134. Exceptions to keeping to the left of a dividing line
135. Keeping to the left of a median strip
136. Driving on a one-way service road
137. Keeping off a dividing strip
138. Keeping off a painted island
139. Exceptions for avoiding obstructions on a road
139A. Exceptions for overtaking or passing bicycle rider
Division 3 - Overtaking
140. No overtaking unless safe to do so
141. No overtaking, &c., to the left of a vehicle
142. No overtaking to the right of a vehicle turning right, &c.,
143. Passing or overtaking a vehicle displaying a do not overtake turning
vehicle sign
144. Keeping a safe distance when overtaking
144A. Keeping safe lateral distance when passing bicycle rider
145. Driver being overtaken not to increase speed
Division 4 - Driving in marked lanes or lines of traffic
146. Driving within a single marked lane or line of traffic
147. Moving from one marked lane to another marked lane across a
continuous line separating the lanes
148. Giving way when moving from one marked lane or line of traffic to
another marked lane or line of traffic
148A. Giving way when moving within a single marked lane
149. Giving way when lines of traffic merge into a single line of
traffic
150. Driving on or across a continuous white edge line
151. Riding a motor bike or bicycle alongside more than one other rider
151A. Lane filtering on a motor bike
Division 5 - Obeying overhead lane control devices applying to
marked lanes
152. Complying with overhead lane control devices
Division 6 - Driving in marked lanes designated for special purposes
153. Bicycle lanes
154. Bus lanes
155. Tram lanes
155A. Tramways
156. Transit lanes
157. Truck lanes
158. Exceptions to driving in special purpose lanes, &c.
159. Marked lanes required to be used by particular kinds of vehicles
Division 7 - Passing trams and safety zonesNote Bus, tram, tram
tracks and travelling along tram tracks are defined in the
dictionary.
160. Passing or overtaking a tram that is not at or near the left side
of a road
161. Passing or overtaking a tram at or near the left side of a road
162. Driving past a safety zone
163. Driving past the rear of a stopped tram at a tram stop
164. Stopping beside a stopped tram at a tram stop
164A. Staying stopped if a tram comes from behind a stopped driver and
stops
PART 12 - Restrictions on Stopping and Parking Division 1 -
GeneralNote 1 For the general rules about the application of traffic
signs (including parking control signs), see Divisions 2 and 3 of
Part 20, especially rules 332 to 335 and 346. Parking control signs
often include information about the times they apply and the types
of vehicles to which they do not apply – see rules 317 and
318. For the meaning of abbreviations and symbols on parking control
signs, see rules 347 and Schedule 1.Note 2 Park and stop are
defined in the dictionary.
165. Stopping in an emergency, &c., or to comply with another rule
166. Application of Part to bicycles
Division 2 - No stopping and no parking signs and road markingNote
1 Area, length of road, park and stop are defined in the
dictionary.Note 2 Rule 165 provides defences to the prosecution of a
driver for an offence against a provision of this Division.
167. No stopping signs
168. No parking signs
169. No stopping on a road with a yellow edge line
Division 3 - Stopping at intersections and crossingsNote 1 Area,
length of road, park and stop are defined in the dictionary.Note 2
Rule 165 provides defences to the prosecution of a driver for an
offence against a provision of this Division.
170. Stopping in or near an intersection
171. Stopping on or near a children’s crossing
172. Stopping on or near a pedestrian crossing (except at an
intersection)
173. Stopping on or near a marked foot crossing (except at an
intersection)
174. Stopping at or near bicycle crossing lights (except at an
intersection)
175. Stopping on or near a level crossing
Division 4 - Stopping on clearways and freeways and in emergency
stopping lanesNote 1 Area, length of road, park and stop are
defined in the dictionary.Note 2 Rule 165 provides defences to the
prosecution of a driver for an offence against a provision of this
Division.
176. Stopping on a clearway
177. Stopping on a freeway
178. Stopping in an emergency stopping lane
Division 5 - Stopping in zones for particular vehiclesNote 1 Area,
length of road, park and stop are defined in the dictionary.Note 2
Rule 165 provides defences to the prosecution of a driver for an
offence against a provision of this Division.Note 3 The signs
mentioned in this Division are particular types of parking control
sign (defined in the dictionary) to which the general rules about
the application of parking control signs apply – see rules 332
to 335.
179. Stopping in a loading zone
180. Stopping in a truck zone
181. Stopping in a works zone
182. Stopping in a taxi zone
183. Stopping in a bus zone
184. Stopping in a minibus zone
185. Stopping in a permit zone
186. Stopping in a mail zone
Division 6 - Other places where stopping is restrictedNote 1 Area,
length of road, park and stop are defined in the dictionary.Note 2
Rule 165 provides defences to the prosecution of a driver for an
offence against a provision of this Division.
187. Stopping in a bicycle lane, bus lane, tram lane, tramway, transit
lane, truck lane or on tram tracks
188. Stopping in a shared zone
189. Double parking
190. Stopping in or near a safety zone
191. Stopping near an obstruction
192. Stopping on a bridge or in a tunnel, &c.
193. Stopping on a crest or curve outside a built-up area
194. Stopping near a fire hydrant, &c.
195. Stopping at or near a bus stop
196. Stopping at or near a tram stop
197. Stopping on a path, dividing strip, nature strip, painted island or
traffic island
198. Obstructing access to and from a footpath, driveway, &c.
199. Stopping near a postbox
200. Stopping on roads: heavy and long vehicles
201. Stopping on a road with a bicycle parking sign
202. Stopping on a road with a motor bike parking sign
203. Stopping in a parking area for people with disabilities
203A. Stopping in a slip lane
Division 7 - Permissive parking signs and parking feesNote 1 Area,
length of road, park and stop are defined in the dictionary.Note 2
Rule 165 provides defences to the prosecution of a driver for an
offence against a provision of this Division.
204. Meaning of certain information on or with permissive parking signs
205. Parking for longer than indicated
205A. Parking outside times indicated
206. Time extension for people with disabilities
207. Parking where fees are payable
Division 8 - Parallel parkingNote 1 Area, length of road, park and
stop are defined in the dictionary.Note 2 Rule 165 provides defences
to the prosecution of a driver for an offence against a provision
of this Division.
208. Parallel parking on a road (except in a median strip parking area)
208A. Parallel parking in a road-related area (except in a median strip
parking area)
209. Parallel parking in a median strip parking area
Division 9 - Angle parkingNote 1 Park and stop are defined in the
dictionary.Note 2 Rule 165 provides defences to the prosecution of a
driver for an offence against a provision of this Division.
210. Angle parking
Division 10 - Other parking related rulesNote 1 Area, length of
road, park and stop are defined in the dictionary.Note 2 Rule 165
provides defences to the prosecution of a driver for an offence
against a provision of this Division.
211. Parking in parking bays
212. Entering and leaving a median strip parking area
213. Making a motor vehicle secure
PART 13 - Lights and Warning Devices Division 1 - Lights on
vehicles (except bicycles, animals and animal-drawn vehicles)
214. Division does not apply to riders of bicycles, animals or
animal-drawn vehicles
215. Using lights when driving at night or in hazardous weather
conditions
216. Towing a vehicle at night or in hazardous weather conditions
217. Using fog lights
218. Using headlights on high-beam
219. Lights not to be used to dazzle other road users
220. Using lights on vehicles that are stopped
221. Using hazard warning lights
222. Using warning lights on buses carrying children
Division 2 - Lights on animal-drawn vehicles
223. Using lights when riding an animal-drawn vehicle at night or in
hazardous weather conditions
Division 3 - Horns and radar detectors
224. Using horns and similar warning devices
225. Using radar detectors and similar devices
Division 4 - Portable warning triangles for heavy vehicles
226. Heavy vehicles to be equipped with portable warning triangles
227. Using portable warning triangles
PART 14 - Rules for Pedestrians Division 1 - GeneralNote 1For the
Road Rules, a pedestrian includes:(a) a person driving a motorised
wheelchair that cannot travel at or over 10 kilometres per hour (on
level ground);(b) a person in a non-motorised wheelchair;(c) a person
pushing a motorised or non-motorised wheelchair;(d) a person in or
on a wheeled recreational device or wheeled toy (see rule 18).Note
2Wheelchair, wheeled recreational device and wheeled toy are defined
in the dictionary.
228. No pedestrians signs
229. Pedestrians on a road with a road access sign
230. Crossing a road: general
231. Crossing a road at pedestrian lights
232. Crossing a road at traffic lights
233. Crossing a road to or from a tram
234. Crossing a road on or near a crossing for pedestrians
235. Crossing a level crossing
235A. Crossing a pedestrian level crossing that has a red pedestrian light
236. Pedestrians not to cause a traffic hazard or obstruction
237. Getting on or into a moving vehicle
238. Pedestrians travelling along a road (except in or on a wheeled
recreational device or toy)
239. Pedestrians on a bicycle path or separated footpath
Division 2 - Rules for persons travelling in or on wheeled
recreational devices and wheeled toysNote 1 For the Road Rules a
person in or on a wheeled recreational device or wheeled toy is a
pedestrian, not a rider – see rule 18(d). This Division
contains rules that apply only to persons travelling in or on
wheeled recreational devices and wheeled toys.Note 2 Wheeled
recreational device and wheeled toy are defined in the
dictionary.Note 3 Rules that apply to users of wheeled recreational
devices also apply to users of motorised scooters – see the
definitions of wheeled recreational device and motorised scooter in
the dictionary.
240A. No wheeled recreational devices or toys sign
240. Wheeled recreational devices and toys not to be used on certain
roads
241. Travelling in or on a wheeled recreational device or toy on a road
242. Travelling in or on a wheeled recreational device or toy on a
footpath or shared path
243. Travelling on rollerblades, &c., on a bicycle path or separated
footpath
244. Wheeled recreational devices or wheeled toys being towed, &c.
244A. Meanings of scooter and motorised scooter
244B. Wearing of helmets by users of motorised scooters
244C. Motorised scooters not to be used
PART 15 - Additional Rules for Bicycle RidersNote 1 This Part
contains rules that apply only to bicycle riders. Most rules in the
Road Rules apply to bicycle riders in the same way as they apply
to drivers – see rule 19. There are some other rules that are
for bicycle riders only, or that have exceptions for bicycle riders.
These include:(a) optional hook turn by bicycle riders – rule
35(b) bicycle riders making a hook turn contrary to a no hook turn
by bicycles sign – rule 36(c) bicycle riders excepted from
giving stop signals – rule 52(d) exception for bicycle riders
riding in emergency stopping lanes – rule 95(e) bicycle riders
entering and leaving roundabouts – rules 11 and 119(f) bicycle
riders overtaking on the left – rule 141(g) riding alongside
other riders – rule 151(h) bicycle lanes – rule 153(i)
parking at a bicycle rail or in a bicycle rack – rule 166(j)
stopping on footpaths – rule 197(k) stopping on a road with a
bicycle parking sign – rule 201Note 2 Bicycle is defined in
the dictionary.
245. Riding a bicycle
246. Carrying people on a bicycle
247. Riding in a bicycle lane on a road
247A. Entering a bicycle storage area
247B. Giving way while entering or in a bicycle storage area
248. Riding across a road on a crossing
248A. Crossing road at pedestrian lights
249. Riding on a separated footpath
250. Riding on a footpath or shared path
251. Riding to the left of oncoming bicycle riders on a path
252. No bicycles signs and markings
253. Bicycle riders not to cause a traffic hazard
254. Bicycles being towed, &c.
255. Riding too close to the rear of a motor vehicle
256. Bicycle helmets
257. Riding with a person on a bicycle trailer
258. Equipment on a bicycle
259. Riding at night
260. Stopping for a red bicycle crossing light
261. Stopping for a yellow bicycle crossing light
262. Proceeding when bicycle crossing at intersection or another place on
a road
PART 16 - Rules for Persons Travelling in or on Vehicles
263. Application of Part to persons in or on trams
264. Wearing of seatbelts by drivers
265. Wearing of seatbelts by passengers 16 years old, or older
266. Wearing of seatbelts by passengers under 16 years old
267. Exemptions from wearing seatbelts
268. How persons must travel in or on a motor vehicle
269. Opening doors and getting out of a vehicle, &c.,
270. Wearing motor bike helmets
271. Riding on motor bikes
272. Interfering with the driver’s control of the vehicle, &c.
PART 17 - Additional Rules for Drivers of Trams, Tram Recovery
Vehicles and Public BusesNote 1 This Part contains rules about T
lights and B lights. These are traffic signals that operate in the
same way as, or together with, traffic lights but apply only to
drivers of trams, tram recovery vehicles, public buses and, in the
case of B lights, to other vehicles if specified by another law of
this jurisdiction. An example of a T light is shown in rule 278
and an example of a B light is shown in rule 285.Note 2 Rule 309
sets out a number of exemptions from the Road Rules for drivers of
trams, tram recovery vehicles and public buses travelling along tram
tracks. Some other rules have exceptions for drivers of trams or
particular trams. Division 1 - TramsNote Public bus, T lights, tram,
tram recovery vehicle and travelling along tram tracks are defined
in the dictionary.
273. Division also applies to tram recovery vehicles and public buses
travelling along tram tracks
274. Stopping for a red T light
275. Stopping for a yellow T light
276. Exception to stopping for a red or yellow T light
277. Proceeding after stopping for a red or yellow T light
278. Proceeding when a red traffic light and a white T light or white
traffic arrow is showing
279. Proceeding when a white T light or white traffic arrow is no
longer showing
Division 2 - Public busesNote B lights and public bus are defined
in the dictionary.
280. Application of Division
281. Stopping for a red B light
282. Stopping for a yellow B light
283. Exception to stopping for a red or yellow B light
284. Proceeding after stopping for a red or yellow B light
285. Proceeding when a red traffic light and a white B light or
white traffic arrow is showing
286. Proceeding when a white B light or white traffic arrow is no
longer showing
PART 18 - Miscellaneous Road Rules Division 1 - Miscellaneous rules
for drivers
287. Duties of a driver involved in a crash
288. Driving on a path
289. Driving on a nature strip
290. Driving on a traffic island
291. Making unnecessary noise or smoke
292. Insecure or overhanging load
292A. Restricting movement of load
293. Removing fallen, &c., things from the road
294. Keeping control of a vehicle being towed
295. Motor vehicle towing another vehicle with a towline
296. Driving a vehicle in reverse
297. Driver to have proper control of a vehicle, &c.
298. Driving with a person in a trailer
299. Television receivers and visual display units in motor vehicles
300. Use of mobile phones
Division 2 - Rules for people in charge of animals
301. Leading an animal while in or on a vehicle
302. Rider of an animal on a footpath or nature strip to give way to
pedestrians
303. Riding an animal alongside more than one other rider
Division 3 - Obeying directions
304. Direction by a police officer or authorised person
PART 19 - Exemptions
305. Exemption for drivers of police vehicles
306. Exemption for drivers of emergency vehicles
307. Stopping and parking exemption for police and emergency vehicles and
authorised persons
308. Exemption for police officers and emergency workers on foot
309. Exemption for drivers of trams, &c.
310. Exemption for road workers, &c.
311. Exemption for oversize vehicles
312. Exemption for tow truck drivers
313. Exemption for postal vehicles
313A. Exemption for garbage truck drivers, &c.
313B. Exemption for breakdown vehicles
PART 20 - Traffic Control Devices and Traffic-related Items Division
1 - GeneralNote Traffic control device and traffic-related item are
defined in the dictionary.
314. Diagrams of traffic control devices, traffic-related items and symbols
315. Legal effect of traffic control devices mentioned in the Road Rules
316. When do traffic control devices comply substantially with the Road
Rules
317. Information on or with traffic control devices
318. Limited effect of certain traffic control devices
319. Legal effect of traffic-related items mentioned in the Road Rules
320. When do traffic-related items comply substantially with the Road
Rules
321. Meaning of information on or with traffic control devices and
traffic-related items
322. References to traffic control devices and traffic-related items on a
road, &c.
323. References to lights that are traffic signals
323A. Audible lines
Division 2 - Application of traffic control devices to lengths of
roads and areasNote Area, length of road and traffic control device
are defined in the dictionary.
324. Purpose of Division
325. References to traffic control devices: application to lengths of road
and areas
326. When do traffic control devices apply to a length of road or area:
the basic rules
327. Length of road to which a traffic sign (except a parking control
sign) applies
328. References to a traffic control device applying to a length of road
329. Traffic control devices applying to a marked lane
330. Traffic control devices applying to a slip lane
331. Traffic control devices applying to an intersection
332. Parking control signs applying to a length of road
333. Parking control signs applying to a length of road in an area to
which another parking control sign applies, &c.
334. How parking control signs apply to a length of road
335. Traffic control devices applying to an area
336. How separated footpath signs and separated footpath road markings
apply
Division 3 - Application of traffic control devices to personsNote
Traffic control device is defined in the dictionary.
337. Purpose of Division
338. References to traffic control devices: application to persons
339. When do traffic control devices apply to a person: the basic rules
340. Traffic control devices (except road markings and parking control
signs)
341. Road markings
342. Traffic signs (except parking control signs) applying to a length of
road
343. Traffic signs (except parking control signs) applying to an area
344. Traffic control devices applying to a driver in a marked lane
345. Traffic control devices applying to a driver in a slip lane
346. Parking control signs
PART 21 - General
347. Meaning of abbreviations and symbols
348. References to a driver doing something, &c.
349. References to certain kinds of roads
350. References to stopping or parking on a length of road, &c.
351. References to left and right
352. References to stopping as near as practicable to a place
353. References to pedestrians crossing a road
PART 22 - Local Road RulesNote The rules in this Part are not
part of the national scheme. They apply only in Tasmania. Division
1 - Powers of police officers and authorised persons
354. Direction by police officer or authorised person in connection with
offences
355. Portable traffic signs
Division 2 - Livestock, &c., on roads
356. Stopping for livestock
357. Leading livestock on road during daylight
358. Leading livestock on road at night
359. Livestock on road not to be unattended
360. Permits to lead livestock on National Land Transport Network
361. Overtaking restive horses or livestock
362. Safe use of horses and horse-drawn vehicles
Division 3 - Miscellaneous road rules
363. Turning left or right at traffic lights
364. Ride-on lawnmowers
365. No wheeled recreational devices or toys road marking
366. Travelling in or on wheeled recreational device or wheeled toy
without due care, &c.
367. Driving without due care, &c.
368. Rule left blank
Division 4 - Qualifying rules
369. Permissive parking sign not avoided by moving a vehicle
370. Closed parking spaces
Division 5 - Special transitional rules
371. Transitional rule: crossing broken parallel dividing lines
372. Rule left blank
Division 6 - Special speed-limits
373. Speed-limits for learners and provisional licensees
374. Speed-limit near school buses
375. Rule left blank
PART 23 - Local Exemptions Division 1 - Exemption permits and
certificates
376. Exemption permits and certificates
Division 2 - Specific exemptions
377. Rule 268: Mode of travelling exemptions
378. Rule 298: Driving with person in trailer exemptions
Division 3 - Occupational exemptions
379. Exemption for transport inspector
380. Exemption for school crossing patrol officer
381. Exemption for railway employee
Division 4 - Other exemptions
382. Exemption for driver on parking meter
PART 24 - Miscellaneous
383. Jurisdictional qualifications
384. Provision of Part 22 or 23 or Schedule 6 is another law of this
jurisdiction
SCHEDULE 1
SCHEDULE 2
SCHEDULE 3
SCHEDULE 4
SCHEDULE 5
SCHEDULE 6
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