This legislation has been repealed.
(1) A person shall not
drive a heavy vehicle in a heavy vehicle speed zone at a speed exceeding 40
kilometres per hour.
(2) In this
regulation —
“end of heavy vehicle speed zone sign”
means a sign, erected near the boundary of a carriageway to face approaching
drivers, that is substantially rectangular in shape and consists of the
message “END OF HEAVY VEHICLE SPEED ZONE” in black lettering upon
a white background;
“heavy vehicle” means a vehicle, other
than an omnibus, that has, or together with any attached trailer has, a gross
combination mass, an aggregate mass, or a laden mass, that is 22.5 tonnes or
more;
“heavy vehicle speed zone” means a
length of carriageway, defined at its beginning by means of a heavy vehicle
speed zone sign and at its end by means of an end of heavy vehicle speed zone
sign;
“heavy vehicle speed zone sign” means
a sign, erected near the boundary of a carriageway to face approaching
drivers, that is substantially rectangular in shape and consists
of —
(a) the
numerals “40” in black set within a red circle; and
(b) the
message “ALL VEHICLES 22.5 tonnes or more” in black lettering,
upon a white
background.
[Regulation 1808 inserted in Gazette
1 November 1996 p.5796; amended in Gazette
30 November 1999 p.5954.]