Western Australian Current Regulations Western Australian Current Regulations (1) An animal drawn
vehicle on a road at night that, together with its load is 2.2 m or more
in width, must be equipped on each side of the front of the vehicle with a
lamp capable of showing a white light only, to the front of the vehicle.
(2) The lamps
prescribed by subregulation (1) must be fitted, so that no part of the
vehicle or its load on the side of the vehicle to which the lamp is fitted,
projects more than 150 mm laterally from the centre of the lamp.
(3)
Subregulations (1) and (2) do not apply to an animal drawn vehicle,
of which no part, including its load on either side, projects more than
150 mm laterally from the centre of a lighted lamp, fitted in accordance
with regulation 393.
(4) If an animal drawn
vehicle on a road at night drawing a trailer that, together with its load, is
2.2 m or more in width, or that projects 150 mm or more on either
side, beyond the width of the vehicle drawing it, then, in addition to any
other requirement of these regulations relating to lights, a lamp, capable of
showing a white light, only to the front, must be fitted to each side of the
front of the trailer, in a manner so that no part of the trailer or its load,
on the side to which the lamp is fitted, projects more than 150 mm
laterally from the centre of the lamp.