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PASSENGER TRANSPORT REGULATION 2007 - REG 88
Notification of accidents and incidents
88 Notification of accidents and incidents
(1) An operator of a bus service
who becomes aware that a bus being used to provide the service has been
involved in an accident or incident must notify the Director-General of the
accident or incident, in accordance with this clause, if the accident or
incident: (a) resulted in a person being injured, or
(b) prevented the bus
from continuing its journey, or
(c) is, in the reasonable opinion of the
operator of the service, otherwise likely to arouse serious public concern.
Maximum penalty: 5 penalty units.
(2) A notification under subclause (1): (a)
must be given within 3 days after the operator becomes aware of the accident
or incident concerned, and
(b) must be given in a form approved by the
Director-General.
(3) An operator of a bus service who becomes aware that a
bus being used to provide the service has been involved in an accident or
incident must notify the Chief Investigator of the accident or incident, in
accordance with this clause, if the accident or incident: (a) involved or
resulted in any one or more of the following: (i) a person being injured,
(ii) the driver of the bus being incapacitated,
(iii) a mechanical or
electrical fire or an explosion on the bus,
(iv) a failure of the steering or
brakes of the bus,
(v) a bus being in motion while not under the effective
control of a driver,
(vi) the bus being unable to continue its journey,
(vii) a person being caught in the doors of the bus and being dragged by the
bus, or
(b) is, in the reasonable opinion of the operator of the service,
otherwise likely to arouse serious public concern.
Maximum penalty: 5 penalty
units.
(4) A notification under subclause (3): (a) must be given immediately
after the operator becomes aware of the accident or incident concerned, and
(b) must be given by telephone or by such other means as the Chief
Investigator may reasonably require, and
(c) must include such details of the
accident or incident as the Chief Investigator may reasonably require.
(5)
The Director-General and Chief Investigator are to provide each other with
access to the details of any notification given under this clause including
access to any telephone recording that may have been made.
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