286Proceeding when a white B light or white traffic arrow is no

286 Proceeding when a white B light or white traffic arrow is no longer showing (a) the driver of a public bus at an intersection with B lights showing a white B light who has stopped after the stop line, or nearest or only B lights, at the intersection; or (b) the driver of a public bus at an intersection with traffic arrows showing a white traffic arrow who is turning in the direction indicated by the arrow and has stopped after the stop line, or nearest or only traffic arrows, at the intersection. The driver of a public bus may stop after the stop line at an intersection with B lights showing a white B light, and not proceed through the intersection, because the intersection, or a road beyond the intersection, is blocked by traffic. Note Intersection, stop line, traffic arrows, white B light and white traffic arrow

Traffic Regulations – Australian Road Rules 284 (2) If the B lights or traffic arrows change to yellow or red, or turn off, while the driver is stopped and the driver has not entered the intersection, the driver must not proceed until: (a) a white B light is showing; or (b) there is no B light showing, and traffic lights at or near the B lights are showing a green traffic light; or (c) if the driver is turning at the intersection – a white traffic arrow is showing that indicates the direction in which the driver is turning. Note Enter, green traffic light, red traffic arrow and yellow traffic arrow are (3) If the B lights or traffic arrows change to yellow or red, or turn off, while the driver is stopped and the driver has entered the intersection, the driver must leave the intersection as soon as the Part 18 Miscellaneous road rules Division 1 Miscellaneous rules for drivers 287 Duties of a driver involved in a crash (1) A driver involved in a crash must comply with this rule. 1 Crash is defined in the dictionary. 2 The law of this jurisdiction also requires a driver involved in a crash to stop and give assistance to anyone who is injured. (2) The driver must stop at the scene of the crash and give the driver's required particulars, within the required time and, if practicable, at the scene of the crash, to: (a) any other driver (or that driver's representative) involved in the crash; and

Traffic Regulations – Australian Road Rules 285 (b) any other person involved in the crash who is injured, or the person's representative; and (c) the owner of any property (including any vehicle) damaged in the crash (or the owner's representative), unless, in the case of damage to a vehicle, the particulars are given to the driver of the vehicle (or the driver's representative). (3) The driver must also give the driver's required particulars, within the required time, to a police officer if: (a) anyone is killed or injured in the crash; or (b) the driver does not, for any reason, give the driver's required particulars to each person mentioned in subrule (2); or (c) the required particulars for any other driver involved in the crash are not given to the driver; or (d) a vehicle involved in the crash is towed or carried away by another vehicle (except if another law of this jurisdiction provides that the crash is not required to be reported); or (e) the crash is required to be reported to a police officer under Note Police officer is defined in the dictionary. (4) For this rule: required particulars, for a driver involved in crash, means: (a) the driver's name and address; and (b) the name and address of the owner of the driver's vehicle; and (c) the vehicle's registration number (if any); and (d) any other information necessary to identify the vehicle; and, for subrule (3), includes any other information required to be given to a police officer about the crash under another law of this Note