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84 Portable warning triangles In rules 226 and 227, an approved portable warning triangle is a sign: (a) that complies with Australian Standard AS 3790-1992 "Portable Warning Triangles for Motor Vehicles"; or (b) approved for the purpose by the Registrar.

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