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ROAD TRAFFIC (ROAD RULES--ANCILLARY AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) REGULATIONS 2014 - REG 13

13—Bus only lanes

        (1)         Despite anything in rule 154A (Bus only lanes) and the Rules, for the purposes of the definition of "bus only lane" in rule 154A(6) and the Rules, a bus only lane includes the following:

            (a)         a marked lane, or a part of a marked lane, painted red in colour and marked with a bus only lane road marking—

                  (i)         beginning at the commencement of the red painted area; and

                  (ii)         ending at the end of that painted area;

            (b)         a marked lane, or a part of a marked lane—

                  (i)         that is painted red in colour for a distance of at least 12.5 metres and marked on that red painted area with a bus only lane road marking; and

                  (ii)         that thereafter has—

                        (A)         a red line at least 150 mm in width marked on or immediately inside the lane boundary on each side of the lane; and

                        (B)         further lengths of the lane painted red in colour and marked with a bus only lane road marking in accordance with subparagraph (i) at regular intervals (being intervals not exceeding 200 metres from the end of 1 painted length of lane to the commencement of the next),

beginning at the commencement of the red painted area referred to in subparagraph (i) and ending at the nearest of the following:

                  (iii)         the end of the red lines referred to in subparagraph (ii)(A);

                  (iv)         an end bus only lane road marking;

                  (v)         an end bus only lane sign.

        (2)         Part 20 (Traffic control devices and traffic-related items) of the Rules applies in relation to a road marking described in subregulation (1) as if this regulation formed part of the Rules.



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