The expansive substance of the Australian Road Rules is
clarified by Shepherd and Calvert as takes after -
"The ... Guidelines contain the essential standards of
the street for drivers and riders of engine vehicles, riders of bikes, walkers,
travelers and others. In extremely wide terms, the tenets manage the
accompanying sorts of things:
• speed
limits (for lengths of streets, ranges and zones) and how they are set (e.g. by
sign)
• rules
about turns (left and right, U-turns and snare turns)
• changing
course (e.g. showing) and halting (e.g. stop signals)
• what to
do when confronted by movement lights and bolts
• giving
route in different circumstances (e.g. when confronting stop or give way signs
or lines, when not confronting any lights, signs or lines, at passerby and
kids' intersections, and so forth.)
• what to
do when confronted by specific movement signs (e.g. turning signs) or street
markings (e.g. activity path bolts)
• roundabouts
• level
intersections
• keeping
left, overwhelming, driving in paths or lines of movement and blending, unique
reason paths
• restrictions
on halting (e.g. in or close crossing points) and stopping
• lights
and cautioning gadgets
• rules for
people on foot including people on wheeled recreational gadgets
• special
rules for bike riders (e.g. required cap wearing)
• rules for
people going in or on vehicles (e.g. safety belt necessities)
• miscellaneous
street rules (e.g. driving a vehicle in switch)
• specification
of material movement signs.
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