Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Road Rules) Regulation 2009
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The rider of a personal mobility device does not commit an offence against section 252B (1) if the rider— is crossing a road on the device; and crosses the road by the shortest safe route or in accordance with section 248 (6) ; and does not stay on the road longer than is necessary to cross the road safely. Also, the rider of a personal mobility device does not commit an offence against section 252B (1) if— there is an obstruction— on a bicycle path, footpath, separated footpath, shared path or nature strip adjacent to the road; or in a PMD-permitted bicycle lane; and because of the obstruction, it is impracticable to ride on the path, nature strip or PMD-permitted bicycle lane; and the rider rides less than 50m along the road to avoid the obstruction. In this section— obstruction does not include a pedestrian. s 252D ins 2022 SL No. 142 s 79 (sec.252D-ssec.1) The rider of a personal mobility device does not commit an offence against section 252B (1) if the rider— is crossing a road on the device; and crosses the road by the shortest safe route or in accordance with section 248 (6) ; and does not stay on the road longer than is necessary to cross the road safely. (sec.252D-ssec.2) Also, the rider of a personal mobility device does not commit an offence against section 252B (1) if— there is an obstruction— on a bicycle path, footpath, separated footpath, shared path or nature strip adjacent to the road; or in a PMD-permitted bicycle lane; and because of the obstruction, it is impracticable to ride on the path, nature strip or PMD-permitted bicycle lane; and the rider rides less than 50m along the road to avoid the obstruction. (sec.252D-ssec.3) In this section— obstruction does not include a pedestrian.