Western Australian Current Regulations Western Australian Current Regulations (1) If an agricultural
implement is towed or left stationary on a road at night the driver of the
towing vehicle or the person who left the implement stationary must ensure
that the towed implement, or in the case of an agricultural combination
consisting of more than one towed vehicle, the rear vehicle of that
combination, is fitted with 2 reflectors —
(a) each
of which, at night, emits a red reflection of the light projected on to that
reflector by a headlight complying with Part 10 Division 8
Subdivision 2 so as to be visible clearly, at a distance of 100 m,
to the driver of the vehicle from which that light is projected; and
(b) each
of which consists of —
(i)
a reflective tape with an area of not less than
25 sq cm and a width of not less than 25 mm; or
(ii)
a reflecting lens of not less than 25 mm in diameter
fitted to a rear light.
Penalty: a fine of 8 PU.
(2) In addition to the
reflectors required under subregulation (1) there may be fitted to a
towed vehicle a third reflector which —
(a)
complies with the requirements of subregulation (1)(b); and
(b)
occupies a central position between the signalling lights mentioned in
regulation 431.