South Australian Current Regulations

AUSTRALIAN ROAD RULES - REG 244C

244C—Motorised scooters not to be used

If another law of this jurisdiction prohibits the use of motorised scooters on a road or road-related area, a person must not travel on a motorised scooter on a road or road-related area.

Offence provision.

SA NOTE—

For South Australia, see section 161A of the Road Traffic Act 1961 and regulation 48 of the Road Traffic (Miscellaneous) Regulations 2014 .

Part 15—Additional rules for bicycle riders

Note 1—

This Part contains rules that apply only to bicycle riders. Most rules in the Australian 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:

        •         optional hook turn by bicycle riders— rule 35

        •         bicycle riders making a hook turn contrary to a no hook turn by bicycles sign— rule 36

        •         bicycle riders excepted from giving stop signals— rule 52

        •         exception for bicycle riders riding in emergency stopping lanes— rule 95

        •         bicycle riders entering and leaving roundabouts— rules 111 and 119

        •         bicycle riders overtaking on the left— rule 141

        •         riding alongside other riders— rule 151

        •         bicycle lanes— rule 153

        •         parking at a bicycle rail or in a bicycle rack— rule 166

        •         stopping on footpaths— rule 197

        •         stopping on a road with a bicycle parking sign— rule 201.

Note 2—

"Bicycle" is defined in the dictionary.