TRAFFIC REGULATIONS, SCHEDULE 3 - AUSTRALIAN ROAD RULES 1999
252No bicycles signs and markings
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252 No bicycles signs and markings (1) The rider of a bicycle must not ride on a length of road or footpath to which a no bicycles sign, or a no bicycles road marking, applies. Note Footpath, length of road and no bicycles road marking are defined in the (2) A no bicycles sign, or a no bicycles road marking, applies to a length of road or footpath beginning at the sign or marking and ending at the nearest of the following: (a) a bicycle path sign or bicycle path road marking; (b) a bicycle lane sign; (c) a separated footpath sign or separated footpath road marking; (d) a shared path sign; (e) an end no bicycles sign;
Traffic Regulations – Australian Road Rules 254 (f) the next intersection. Note Intersection is defined in the dictionary, and bicycle path road marking and separated footpath road marking are defined in rule 239. No bicycles sign Bicycle path sign Bicycle lane sign Separated footpath sign Shared path sign End no bicycles sign 1 There are a number of other permitted versions of the bicycle path sign and bicycle lane sign, and another permitted version of the no bicycles sign, separated footpath sign and shared path sign – see the diagrams in 2 A separated footpath sign may have the pedestrian symbol and the bicycle symbol reversed – see rule 316(4).