Motor Sports Events Act 2022
24Preparation of traffic management plans
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24 Preparation of traffic management plans
24 Preparation of traffic management plans
(1) The promoter for a motor race must prepare a traffic management plan for the motor race that identifies—
(a) the roads affected by the following (the traffic management area)—
(i) the motor race, associated events and ancillary activities,
(ii) the works authorised by the works approval for the motor race, and
(b) the period during which the powers under this Division may be used (the traffic management period), and
(c) the way in which traffic will be managed under the plan.
(2) The traffic management plan is to be prepared in consultation with—
(a) Transport for NSW, and
(b) the roads authority for roads identified in the traffic management plan, and
(c) the NSW Police Force.
(3) A traffic management plan does not apply to a private road unless the owner or occupier of the private road has given written consent.
(4) The traffic management plan, or an amendment to the plan, does not have effect unless Transport for NSW has given written approval to the plan or amendment.
(5) The approval of Transport for NSW is taken to be a consent for things done in accordance with the plan for the purposes of—
(a) the Roads Act 1993, and
(b) the road transport legislation.
(6) For motor races at Mount Panorama at Bathurst, the reference in subsection (4) or (5) to Transport for NSW is taken to be a reference to Bathurst Regional Council.