National Transport Commission (Road Transport Legislation - Australian Road Rules) Regulations 2006
329Traffic control devices applying to a marked lane
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329 Traffic control devices applying to a marked lane
(1) A traffic control device (except a road marking) applies to a marked lane if: (a) it is above the marked lane; or (b) it is near the marked lane, and the device, the position of the device, or information on or with the device, indicates that it applies to the marked lane.
Note: Example: An emergency stopping lane only sign applies to the marked lane indicated by the arrow on the sign.
Note: Marked lane, road marking and with are defined in the dictionary.
(2) A road marking applies to a marked lane if it is on the surface of the lane. (3) However, a traffic control device does not apply to a marked lane if information on or with the device expressly indicates that the device does not apply to the marked lane. (4) In subrule (1)(b):
the device includes another traffic control device.