7What IAP conditions do

7 What IAP conditions do

(1) In this section:

IAP road means a road or road‑related area specified in an IAP condition for use by IAP vehicles.

(2) An IAP condition is the specification of the conditions in relation to the IAP under which IAP vehicles are allowed to be used on an IAP road. (3) An IAP condition: (a) must specify at least 1 IAP road (spatial data); and (b) may specify: (i) periods during which IAP vehicles are permitted to use the specified IAP road (temporal data); and (ii) maximum speeds at which IAP vehicles may travel during that use (speed data); and (iii) any other condition of access to the IAP road (for example, a condition about mass limits); and (c) may specify a period within which an approved intelligent transport system must generate, and send to the Authority, a non‑compliance report after the system detects a non‑compliance with the condition by an IAP vehicle. (4) If an IAP condition does not specify speed data, it is taken to authorise the use of IAP vehicles on the IAP road at any speed at which a non‑IAP vehicle of the same class could be used on the IAP road. (5) An IAP condition that specifies speed data does not authorise an IAP vehicle to travel at a speed in excess of a speed limit that applies to vehicles generally. (6) If an IAP condition does not specify temporal data, it is taken to authorise the use of IAP vehicles on the IAP road at any time at which a non‑IAP vehicle of the same class could be used on the IAP road. (7) An IAP condition may require an IAP vehicle to be monitored whether or not it uses an IAP road.

Drafting note: In any legislation of a jurisdiction that incorporates this model legislation, a note should be inserted stating where copies of the standard conditions of monitoring can be obtained.