South Australian Current Regulations

AUSTRALIAN ROAD RULES - REG 233

233—Crossing a road to or from a tram

        (1)         A pedestrian must not cross a road to get on a tram at a tram stop until the tram has stopped at the tram stop.

Offence provision.

Note—

"Tram" is defined in the dictionary.

        (2)         A pedestrian crossing a road after getting off a tram—

            (a)         must cross to the nearest footpath by the shortest safe route or, if there is no footpath, cross the road by the shortest safe route; and

            (b)         must not stay on the road for longer than necessary to cross the road safely.

Offence provision.

Note—

"Footpath" is defined in the dictionary.

        (3)         This rule does not apply to a pedestrian—

            (a)         on a safety zone; or

            (b)         crossing a road to or from a safety zone.

Note—

"Safety zone" is defined in rule 162.

        (4)         Subrule (2) does not apply to—

            (a)         a pedestrian in a shared zone; or

            (b)         an employee of a public transport operator who is in uniform and engaged in carrying out the employee's duties.

Note—

"Shared zone" is defined in rule 24.

        (5)         In this rule—

"road" does not include a road-related area, but includes any shoulder of the road.

"tram" includes a bus travelling along tram tracks.

SA NOTE—

For South Australia, see regulation 27 of the Road Traffic (Road Rules—Ancillary and Miscellaneous Provisions) Regulations 2014 .

Note 1—

"Bus" and "travelling along tram tracks" are defined in the dictionary, "road-related area" is defined in rule 13 , and "shoulder" is defined in rule 12.

Note 2—

For the duties of drivers where there are pedestrians getting on or off trams or buses, or in safety zones, see rules 162 to 164A.