SCHEDULE 1 - Urban Areas

Regulation 98

1.    Burnie urban area

The Burnie urban area is that area contained within the imaginary boundary defined by an imaginary line joining the geographical locations on the public streets listed below.

	Public Street	Geographical location
1.	Bass Highway	Intersection with Besser Crescent
2.	West Mooreville Road	Intersection with East Cam Road
3.	Mooreville Road	Intersection with Three Mile Line Road
4.	Mount Road	Intersection with Old Surrey Road
5.	Stowport Road	Intersection with Bass Highway
6.	Bass Highway	Intersection with Clarke Street

2.    Devonport urban area

The Devonport urban area is that area contained within the imaginary boundary defined by an imaginary line joining the geographical locations on the public streets listed below.

	Public Street	Geographical location
1.	Bass Highway	Intersection with Waverley Road
2.	Forth Road	Intersection with Bass Highway
3.	Tugrah Road	Intersection with Powells Creek
4.	Sheffield Road	Intersection with Clayton Drive
5.	Mersey Main Road	Intersection with Cornicks Road
6.	River Road	Intersection with Oakwood Drive
7.	Bass Highway	Intersection with Port Sorell Main Road
8.	Brooke Street	Intersection with Pardoe Road

3.    Hobart urban area

The Hobart urban area is that area contained within the imaginary boundary defined by an imaginary line joining the geographical locations on the public streets listed below.

	Public Street	Geographical location
1.	Midland Highway	Intersection with Ford Road
2.	Broadmarsh Road	Intersection with Midland Highway
3.	Boyer Road	Intersection with Midland Highway
4.	Lyell Highway	Intersection with Midland Highway
5.	Berriedale Road	Intersection with Allunga Road
6.	Huon Road	Intersection with Summerleas Road
7.	Southern Outlet	Intersection with Summerleas Road
8.	Channel Highway	Intersection with Howden Road
9.	South Arm Road	Intersection with Acton Road
10.	Tasman Highway	Intersection with Belbins Road
11.	Grass Tree Hill Road	Intersection with Sugarloaf Road
12.	Baskerville Road	Intersection with East Derwent Highway
13.	Old Beach Road	Intersection with Plymouth Road
14.	Cove Hill Road	Intersection with Cove Bridge (Jordan River)
15.	Tea Tree Road	Intersection with Briggs Road

4.    Launceston urban area

The Launceston urban area is that area contained within the imaginary boundary defined by an imaginary line joining the geographical locations on the public streets listed below.

	Public Street	Geographical location
1.	East Tamar Highway	Intersection with George Town Road
2.	West Tamar Highway	Intersection with Cormiston Road
3.	Cormiston Road	Intersection with West Tamar Highway
4.	Ecclestone Road	Intersection with Rowsphorn Road
5.	New Ecclestone Road	Intersection with Ecclestone Road
6.	Reatta Road	Intersection with Lake Trevallyn Road
7.	Bass Highway	Intersection with Westbury Road
8.	Midland Highway	Intersection with Evandale Road
9.	Relbia Road	Intersection with Glenwood Road
10.	St Leonards Road	Intersection with Kings Lane
11.	Tasman Highway	Intersection with Abels Hill Road
12.	Lilydale Road	Intersection with Russells Plains Road

Displayed and numbered in accordance with the Rules Publication Act 1953 .

Notified in the Gazette on 21 June 2024

These regulations are administered in the Department of State Growth.

EXPLANATORY NOTE

(This note is not part of the regulation)

These regulations –

(a) prescribe nationally consistent vehicle standards for Tasmania and generally set out the obligations that drivers and other vehicle users have in relation to those standards; and

(b) are made consequentially on the repeal of the Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2014 under section 11(2) of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1992 .