119Giving way by the rider of a bicycle or animal to a vehicle

119 Giving way by the rider of a bicycle or animal to a vehicle leaving a roundabout The rider of a bicycle or animal who is riding in the far left marked lane of a roundabout with 2 or more marked lanes, or the far left line of traffic in a roundabout with room for 2 or more lines of traffic (other than motor bikes, bicycles, motorised wheelchairs or animals), must give way to any vehicle leaving the roundabout. 1 Bicycle and marked lane are defined in the dictionary, and vehicle is 2 For this rule, give way means the rider must slow down and, if necessary, Part 10 Level crossings 120 What is a level crossing (1) A level crossing is: (a) an area where a road and a railway meet at substantially the same level, whether or not there is a level crossing sign on the road at all or any of the entrances to the area; or (b) an area where a road and tram tracks meet at substantially the same level and that has a level crossing sign on the road at each entrance to the area. Note Tram tracks is defined in the dictionary. (1A) A reference to a level crossing in this rule includes a reference to any area adjacent to the crossing that is denoted by painted cross-hatched road markings. Note

Traffic Regulations – Australian Road Rules 116 Level crossing signs