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Road Rules 2014

166Application of Part to bicycles

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166 Application of Part to bicycles

This Part does not apply to a bicycle that is parked at a bicycle rail or in a bicycle rack.

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Bicycle is defined in rule 15–1.

rule 166: Am 2026 (118), Sch 1[7].

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