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TRANSPORT OPERATIONS (ROAD USE MANAGEMENT) ACT 1995 - As at 1 August 2023 - Act 9 of 1995

Table of Provisions

CHAPTER 1 - PRELIMINARY

  • 1 Short title
  • 3 Objectives
  • 4 Achieving an appropriate balance between safety and cost
  • 5 Definitions—the dictionary
  • 6 Act binds everyone, including government entities

CHAPTER 2 - RESPONSIBILITIES FOR ROAD USE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES AND PROGRAMS

PART 1 - ROAD USE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

  • 7 Development of strategies
  • 8 Contents of strategies
  • 9 Tabling of strategies

PART 2 - ROAD USE IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAMS

  • 10 Development of programs
  • 11 Consistency with strategies
  • 12 Report on operation of programs

PART 3 - GUIDELINES

  • 13 Guidelines

PART 4 - OBJECTIVES

  • 14 Objectives

CHAPTER 3 - ROAD USER PERFORMANCE AND COMPLIANCE

PART 1 - ALTERNATIVE COMPLIANCE

  • 15 Alternative ways of complying with Act
  • 16. (Repealed) 17. (Repealed)

PART 1A - APPROVALS

  • 17A Meaning of approval for pt 1A
  • 17B Granting, renewing or refusing approval
  • 17C Chief executive may obtain information from commissioner
  • 17D Notice of change in police information about a person
  • 17E Chief executive may enter into arrangement about giving and receiving information with commissioner
  • 18 Grounds for amending, suspending or cancelling approvals
  • 19 Procedure for amending, suspending or cancelling approvals
  • 19A Cancelling suspended approval for failing to take remedial action
  • 19B. (Repealed)
  • 19C Automatic suspension of particular licences under dangerous goods regulation

PART 1B - CANCELLING VEHICLE REGISTRATION FOR OFFENSIVE ADVERTISEMENTS

Division 1 - Preliminary

Division 2 - Cancelling vehicle registration

  • 19E Application of division
  • 19F Registration cancellation notice
  • 19G Advertising Standards Bureau withdraws advertising code breach notice
  • 19H Cancellation of registration
  • 19I Requirement to return number plates

Division 3 - Matters after vehicle registration is cancelled

  • 19J Application of division
  • 19K No refund of registration fee
  • 19L Applying for registration after registration cancelled

Division 4 - General

  • 19M No transfer of registration
  • 19N Limitation of review
  • 19O Notices given by electronic communication

PART 2 - AUTHORISED OFFICERS AND ACCREDITED PERSONS

  • 20 Appointment of authorised officers
  • 21 Appointment of accredited persons
  • 22 Powers
  • 23 Appointment conditions
  • 24 Identity cards
  • 25 Production or display of identity cards

PART 3 - POWERS OF AUTHORISED OFFICERS AND OTHER PERSONS

Division 1 - Powers for places

  • 26 Entry to places
  • 26A Further power to enter place of business in relation to prescribed dangerous goods vehicle
  • 26B Further power to enter particular places if incident involving death, injury or damage
  • 27 Consent to entry
  • 28 Warrants to enter
  • 29 Warrants—applications made other than in person
  • 29A Post-entry approval
  • 29B Making of post-entry approval order
  • 29C Appeal
  • 30 General powers after entering places
  • 30A Further powers after entering place under s 26A or 26B
  • 30B Using equipment for exercising power

Division 2 - Powers for vehicles

Subdivision 1 - Stopping vehicles
  • 31 Power to stop private vehicles
  • 32 Power to stop heavy vehicles or prescribed vehicles
  • Subdivision 2 - Moving vehicles
  • 33 Requiring vehicle to be moved for exercising power
  • 33A Requiring prescribed dangerous goods vehicle to be moved if causing harm or obstruction etc.
  • 33B Moving unattended prescribed dangerous goods vehicle on road
  • 33C Moving other stationary prescribed dangerous goods vehicle if causing harm or obstruction etc.
  • 33D Power if prescribed dangerous goods vehicle broken down or immobilised on a road
  • Subdivision 3 - Other powers for vehicles
  • 34 Power to inspect vehicles
  • 35 Power to enter vehicles etc. other than for vehicle inspection
  • 35A Further powers to inspect and search prescribed dangerous goods vehicle
  • 35B Further powers to access or download stored information or to decide if anything found in a prescribed dangerous goods vehicle may be seized
  • 35C Running or stopping prescribed dangerous goods vehicle engine
  • 36 Power to require vehicle inspections
  • 37 Power to prohibit use of vehicles
  • 38 Power to prohibit persons driving
  • 39 Powers to enable effective and safe exercise of other powers
  • 39A Additional power for Explosives Act 1999 for particular authorised officers
  • Subdivision 4 - Other provisions about stopping and moving vehicles etc.
  • 39B Stopped or moved vehicle to remain at a place
  • 39C Interfering with equipment or load of particular vehicles
  • Subdivision 5 - (Repealed) Subdivision 6 - (Repealed) Subdivision 7 - (Repealed)

Division 3 - Power to seize evidence

  • 40 Power to seize evidence
  • 40A Further powers to seize evidence in relation to particular vehicles
  • 41 Powers supporting seizure
  • 42 Receipt for seized things
  • 43 Forfeiture of seized things
  • 44 Dealing with forfeited things
  • 45 Access to seized things
  • 46 Return of seized things

Division 3A - Additional seizure powers for certain vehicles for sale

Division 3B - Embargo notice for evidence about heavy vehicle or dangerous goods

  • 46B Embargo notice
  • 46C Noncompliance with embargo notice

Division 4 - General powers

  • 47 Power to set up checkpoints
  • 48 Power to require name and address
  • 48A Further power to require personal details for exercising power in relation to transport of dangerous goods
  • 49 Power to require documents to be produced
  • 49A Direction to provide information about transport of dangerous goods
  • 50. (Repealed) 50A. (Repealed) 50AA. (Repealed)
  • 50AB Power to require help to find and access particular documents or information

Division 5 - (Repealed)

PART 4 - (Repealed)

PART 4A - (Repealed)

PART 4B - RECIPROCAL POWERS OF AUTHORISED OFFICERS

  • 51F Reciprocal powers

PART 4C - CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S POWERS FOR VEHICLES, LOADS OR OTHER THINGS

Division 1 - Definitions

Division 2 - Moving vehicles, loads or other things

  • 51G Moving abandoned, or otherwise stationary, vehicle, load or other thing on road

Division 3 - Recovering moving expenses

51H. (Repealed)
  • 51I Recovering moving expenses
  • 51J Notice to owner
  • 51K Releasing removed thing
  • 51L Disposing of removed thing
  • 51M Immediate disposal in particular circumstances

Division 4 - Other provisions

  • 51N Protection for persons exercising power under pt 4C
  • 51O Relationship with s 66
  • 51P Relationship with s 137

PART 5 - OFFENCES

  • 52 False or misleading statements
  • 53 False or misleading documents, generally
  • 53A Proof of giving false and misleading statements and documents
  • 53B. (Repealed) 53C. (Repealed) 53D. (Repealed)
  • 54 Obstructing authorised officers or accredited persons
  • 55 Pretending to be an authorised officer or accredited person
  • 56 Using documents voided for nonpayment
  • 57 Executive officer may be taken to have committed offence
  • 57A Responsibility for acts or omissions of representatives
  • 57AA. (Repealed) 57AB. (Repealed) 57B. (Repealed) 57C. (Repealed) 57D. (Repealed) 57DA. (Repealed) 57DB. (Repealed) 57DC. (Repealed) 57DD. (Repealed) 57E. (Repealed) 57F. (Repealed) 57G. (Repealed) 57H. (Repealed) 61A. (Repealed) 61D. (Repealed) 61E. (Repealed) 61F. (Repealed) 61G. (Repealed) 61H. (Repealed) 61I. (Repealed) 61J. (Repealed)

PART 6 - GENERAL

  • 63 Notice of damage
  • 64 Compensation

CHAPTER 4 - REVIEW OF DECISIONS

  • 65 Internal review of decisions
  • 65A External review of decisions

CHAPTER 5 - ROAD USE

PART 1 - LOCAL GOVERNMENT FUNCTIONS

  • 66 Local laws etc.

PART 2 - OFFICIAL TRAFFIC SIGNS

  • 67 Definitions
  • 68 Chief executive may install or remove official traffic signs
  • 69 Local government may install or remove official traffic signs
  • 70 Notice to install or remove an official traffic sign
  • 71 Installation of official traffic signs in case of danger
  • 72 Installation of official traffic signs by prescribed persons
  • 72A Way to install official traffic sign
  • 73 Obstruction of prescribed officer and destruction of official traffic signs to be an offence
  • 74 Contravention of official traffic sign an offence
  • 75 Unlawful installation of official traffic signs
  • 76 Injury to official traffic signs

PART 3 - DRIVING OF VEHICLES AND ANIMALS

  • 77 Restricted written or electronic release of person’s prescribed authority and traffic history information
  • 77AAA Chief executive may advise registered operator of offences committed in registered operator’s vehicle
  • 77AA Restricted oral release of particular information
  • 77AB Confirming Queensland driver licence is valid
  • 77A Releasing information about Queensland driver licence or traffic history for research purposes
  • 78 Driving of motor vehicle without a driver licence prohibited
  • 78A Permit to drive—recently expired driver licence
  • 79 Vehicle offences involving liquor or other drugs
  • 79AA Provisions applying to supervisor of a learner
  • 79A When is a person over the limit
  • 79B Immediate suspension or disqualification
  • 79C When person is charged for s 79B
  • 79D Notice to be given of suspension or disqualification
  • 79E Court may allow particular person whose licence is suspended under s 79B to drive
  • 79F Replacement licence if there is an order under s 79E
  • 79G When person is disqualified while section 79E order applies
  • 80 Breath and saliva tests, and analysis and laboratory tests
  • 80AA Limitation on use of saliva for saliva test or saliva analysis and related matters
  • 80A Obstructing the taking of a blood specimen
  • 80B Interstate exchange of information
  • 81 Notices to offenders for certain first offences
  • 82 Offenders may be ordered to attend training programs
  • 83 Careless driving of motor vehicles
  • 84 Dangerous driving of vehicles (other than motor vehicles) etc.
  • 84A Driving of motor vehicles carrying placard loads in tunnels
  • 85 Racing and speed trials on roads
  • 85A Wilfully causing motor vehicle to lose traction with road
  • 86 Disqualification of drivers of motor vehicles for certain offences
  • 87 Issue of restricted licence to disqualified person
  • 88 Variation of conditions
  • 89 Power to disqualify person from holding or obtaining Queensland driver licence though acquitted of certain indictable offences
  • 90 Power to disqualify person from holding or obtaining Queensland driver licence though complaint dismissed
  • 90A Definitions for ss 90B–90D
  • 90B Cumulative periods of disqualification for offences committed at different times
  • 90C Cumulative periods of disqualification for acts done and offences committed at same time
  • 90D Other matters about cumulative periods of disqualification
  • 91 Chief executive to be advised of persons disqualified from holding Queensland driver licences etc.

PART 3A - EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR DRINK DRIVERS

Division 1 - Preliminary

  • 91A Definitions for part
  • 91AA. (Repealed)
  • 91B Approval of programs
  • 91C Publication of details of program

Division 2 - Requirements for drink drivers to complete programs

  • 91D Application of division
  • 91E Requirement to complete brief intervention education program
  • 91F Requirement to complete repeat offender education program

Division 3 - Exemption from requirement to complete repeat offender education program

  • 91G Application for exemption
  • 91H Grounds for granting exemption
  • 91HA Deciding application for exemption
  • 91HB Notice of decision
  • 91HC Exemption ceasing effect
  • 91HD Notice of change in circumstances

PART 3B - ALCOHOL IGNITION INTERLOCKS

Division 1 - Preliminary

Division 2 - Interlock condition

  • 91J Persons to whom div 2 applies
  • 91K Interlock condition
  • 91L Nomination of vehicle
  • 91M Interlock period
  • 91N Prescribed period
  • 91O When interlock condition ends

Division 3 - Interlock exemption

  • 91P Applying for interlock exemption
  • 91Q Deciding application for interlock exemption
  • 91R Decision on application and exemption certificate
  • 91S When interlock exemption stops having effect
  • 91T What happens when interlock exemption stops having effect

Division 4 - Extending interlock driver’s prescribed period

  • 91U Grounds for discretionary extension of prescribed period
  • 91V Procedure for discretionary extension of prescribed period
  • 91VA Automatic extension of prescribed period

Division 5 - Offences

  • 91W Driving a motor vehicle other than as allowed under an interlock condition
  • 91X Noncompliance with restrictions applying to interlock exemption
  • 91Y Person with interlock exemption must give notification of change in circumstances

Division 6 - Other provisions about interlocks

  • 91Z Regulations relating to interlocks

PART 4 - ROAD INCIDENTS

  • 92 Duties and liabilities of drivers involved in road incidents
  • 93 Duties of a driver involved in a crash—stopping and providing information
  • 93A (Expired)
  • 94 Scheme to facilitate supply of information as to road incidents
  • 95. (Repealed)

PART 5 - TRAFFIC DIVERSIONS AND REMOVAL OF THINGS FROM ROADS

  • 96 Diversion of traffic
  • 97. (Repealed) 98. (Repealed) 99. (Repealed)
  • 100 Removal of things from roads

PART 6 - REGULATED PARKING

  • 101 Who may regulate parking
  • 102 Parking regulation involves installing official traffic signs
  • 103 Examples of how parking may be regulated
  • 104 Off-street regulated parking areas
  • 105 Paid parking
  • 106 Paid parking offences
  • 107 Owner responsible for offence
  • 108 Local laws about minor traffic offences
  • 109 Agreement with local government on costs of administration
  • 110 Notice restricting parking in special circumstances
  • 111 Parking permits for people with disabilities

PART 7 - DETECTION DEVICES

Division 1 - Speed detection devices

  • 112 Use of speed detection devices

Division 2 - Photographic detection devices

  • 113 Definitions for div 2
  • 113A Photographic detection device defined
  • 114 Offences detected by photographic detection device
  • 115 Limitation of prosecution period extended in particular circumstances
  • 116 Notice accompanying summons
  • 117 Use of penalties collected for camera-detected offences
  • 118 Photographic or video evidence—inspection
  • 119 Notice of dispute about traffic control device or sign
  • 120 Evidentiary provisions
  • 120A Average speed of motor vehicle is evidence of actual speed in certain circumstances
  • 120B Application of highest or average speed limit if multiple speed limits
  • 120C Application of maximum speed limit if variable speed limit
  • 120D Photographic or video evidence about use of approved seatbelt
  • 120E Photographic or video evidence of mobile phone use
  • 120F Report about offence detected by photographic detection device
  • 121 Application of the State Penalties Enforcement Act 1999

PART 7A - CROSSING SUPERVISOR SCHEME

Division 1 - Definitions

Division 2 - Scheme and authorisation of persons under scheme

  • 122A Chief executive may authorise scheme
  • 122B Unauthorised person must not act as crossing supervisor
  • 122C Chief executive may refuse to authorise person under scheme
  • 122D Chief executive may impose conditions on authority
  • 122E Notice to be given about refusal or imposition of condition

Division 3 - Criminal history

  • 122F Criminal history to be disclosed by applicants and crossing supervisors
  • 122G Crossing supervisor may surrender authority
  • 122H (Expired)

Division 4 - Amendment, suspension and cancellation of authorities

  • 122I Grounds for amending, suspending or cancelling authority
  • 122J Show cause procedure for amending, suspending or cancelling authority
  • 122K Amending, suspending or cancelling authority
  • 122L Notice to be given to crossing supervisor
  • 122M Grounds for immediate suspension of authority
  • 122N Procedure for immediate suspension of authority
  • 122O Further action after immediate suspension
  • 122P Other amendments of authorities

PART 8 - PROCEEDINGS AND EVIDENCE

  • 123 Records
  • 123A Proof of appointments unnecessary
  • 123B Proof of signatures unnecessary
  • 123C Certificate is evidence of matter in certificate
  • 123D Delegation
  • 123E Certified copies of documents
  • 123F Certified copy of licence or other document
  • 123G Certified copy of licence or other document under corresponding law
  • 123H Certified copy of plan of installation of photographic detection device
  • 123I Certificate is evidence of another matter—stop watches, other watches and speedometers
  • 123J Certificate is evidence of another matter—speed detection
  • 123K Certificate is evidence of another matter—speedometer accuracy indicator
  • 123L Certificate is evidence of another matter—analysing instrument
  • 123M Exemption or non-application of provision—onus of proof
  • 123N Evidence of registration number
  • 123O Matters not necessary to prove
  • 123P Evidence about analysing instruments
  • 123Q Evidence about parking meters and parkatareas
  • 123R Challenges to devices
  • 123S Instruments
  • 123SA Evidence of particular matters relating to vehicles
  • 123T Transport documentation
  • 123U Evidence not affected by nature of vehicle
  • 123V Proceedings for offences
  • 123W Black and white reproductions of words in colour
  • 124 Facilitation of proof
  • 124AA Inspection certificates
  • 124A Additional ground of challenge not stated in written notice required under particular provisions
  • 125 When offences not to be dealt with summarily
  • 125A Onus of proof not lessened or affected

PART 9 - GENERAL

  • 126 Fraud and unlawful possession of licences
  • 126A Smartcard authority is property of the State
  • 127 Effect of disqualification
  • 128 Effect of disqualification on subsequent issue of Queensland driver licence
  • 129. (Repealed)
  • 129A Effect of suspension of licence under other Acts
  • 129B Disqualification period for person driving more than 40km/h over speed limit
  • 130 Delivery of cancelled or surrendered licences, or licences for endorsement
  • 131 Reviews and appeals with respect to issue of licences etc.
  • 131A Removing absolute disqualification imposed before 13 March 2002
  • 132. (Repealed)
  • 133 Business owner to record information about repairs and painting
  • 133A When information in s 133 must be recorded
  • 133B How long information in s 133 must be kept
  • 134 Altering, defacing or removing identifying numbers
  • 135 Unlawfully interfering with, or detaining, vehicles etc.
  • 136 Agreements for detaining vehicles
  • 137 Injurious matter on roads
  • 138. (Repealed)
  • 139 Service of determinations, notices, orders, and directions of the commissioner or the chief executive
  • 140 Service if address unknown etc.
  • 141 Instruments not affected by error
  • 142 Health professional’s disclosure not breach of confidence
  • 143 Confidentiality
  • 144 Act does not apply to police officer in course of duty

PART 10 - FEES AND REGULATIONS

  • 145 Fees for road use
  • 146 Regulating vehicle operations and road rules
  • 147 Regulating vehicles etc. in public places
  • 148 Regulating vehicle standards
  • 149 Regulating identification of vehicles
  • 150 Regulating driver management
  • 150AA Regulating young drivers
  • 150AB. (Repealed)
  • 150AC Driver licensing regulation prevails over rules of court
  • 150A Regulating form of licence
  • 150BA Regulating form of prescribed authority other than Queensland driver licence
  • 150B Proceedings for particular offences involving requirements about passengers
  • 150C. (Repealed)

CHAPTER 5A - TRANSPORTING DANGEROUS GOODS

PART 1 - PRELIMINARY

  • 151 Application of chapter
  • 151AA Definition for chapter
  • 151A Regulation may include provision for tools of trade

PART 2 - REGULATIONS AND EMERGENCY ORDERS

  • 152 Regulations about dangerous goods and transport of dangerous goods

PART 3 - EXEMPTIONS

  • 153 Exemptions
  • 153A Contravention of condition of exemption
  • 153B Grounds for amending, suspending or cancelling exemption
  • 153C What chief executive must do before taking proposed action, other than for class exemption
  • 153D What chief executive must do before taking proposed action for class exemption
  • 153E Decision on proposed action
  • 153F Provisions not applying to beneficial or clerical amendment
  • 153G Immediate suspension in the public interest
  • 153H Cancelling suspended exemption for failing to take remedial action

PART 4 - OFFENCES AND MATTERS RELATING TO LEGAL PROCEEDINGS

  • 154 Failure to hold licence etc.
  • 155. (Repealed)
  • 156 Duties when transporting dangerous goods
  • 157 Additional evidentiary aids for transporting dangerous goods
  • 157A Document signed by chief executive is evidence of matters stated in it if no evidence to the contrary
  • 158 Recovery of costs from convicted person
  • 160 Exclusion orders prohibiting involvement in the transport of dangerous goods
  • 161 Forfeiting dangerous goods
  • 161A Helping in emergencies or accidents

PART 5 - IMPROVEMENT NOTICES

  • 161B Improvement notices
  • 161C Contravention of improvement notice
  • 161D Improvement notice may be given by attaching to vehicle
  • 161E Cancellation of an improvement notice

PART 6 - DANGEROUS SITUATION NOTICES AND RELEVANT ORAL DIRECTIONS

  • 161F Application
  • 161G Power to give notice about dangerous situation
  • 161H Dangerous situation notice
  • 161I Contravention of dangerous situation notice
  • 161J Oral direction may be given before dangerous situation notice is served
  • 161K Cancellation of dangerous situation notice
  • 161L Additional power to require information or produce document
  • 161M Proceedings for an offence not affected by dangerous situation notice

PART 7 - OTHER MATTERS

  • 161N Preventing injury and damage—taking direct action
  • 161O Recovery of costs of government action

CHAPTER 5AB - GOODS TOO DANGEROUS TO BE TRANSPORTED

  • 161P Application of Act to goods too dangerous to be transported
  • 161Q Consignment of goods too dangerous to be transported prohibited
  • 161R Regulations about goods too dangerous to be transported

CHAPTER 5B - REQUIREMENTS FOR PARTICULAR APPLICATIONS AND NOMINATIONS

162AA. (Repealed) 162AB. (Repealed) 162AC. (Repealed) 162AD. (Repealed) 162AE. (Repealed) 162AF. (Repealed)
  • 162 Definitions for chapter
  • 162A. (Repealed) 162B. (Repealed) 162C. (Repealed) 162CA. (Repealed) 162D. (Repealed)
  • 163 Chief executive may publish a notice about applications or nominations
  • 163A How applications and nominations must be made
  • 163B Chief executive may request further information from applicants

CHAPTER 5C - (Repealed)

CHAPTER 5D - (Repealed)

CHAPTER 6 - MISCELLANEOUS

PART 1 - COURT ORDERS

Division 1 - Preliminary

163C. (Repealed) 163D. (Repealed) 163E. (Repealed)

Division 2 - Court orders for payment

  • 164 Court orders for payment

Division 3 - Road compensation order

  • 164AA Definition for div 3
  • 164AB Road compensation order
  • 164AC Assessment of compensation
  • 164AD Copy of certificate to be given to defendant
  • 164AE Limits on amount of compensation
  • 164AF Costs
  • 164AG Enforcement of compensation order and costs
  • 164AH Relationship with orders or awards of other courts and tribunals

Division 4 - Commercial benefits penalty order

  • 164A Commercial benefits penalty order

Division 5 - (Repealed)

PART 2 - OTHER PROVISIONS

  • 165 Special provision for serving documents
  • 166 Official traffic sign approvals
  • 166A. (Repealed)
  • 167 Protection from liability
  • 168 Effect of failure to comply with ch 2
  • 168A. (Repealed) 168AA. (Repealed)
  • 168B Giving evidence about dangerous goods matter to external public authority
  • 168C Chief executive may give information to corresponding authority
  • 168D Contracting out in relation to prescribed dangerous goods vehicles etc. prohibited
  • 169 Approval of forms
  • 170 Nomination of responsible operator
  • 170A. (Repealed)
  • 171 Regulation-making power

CHAPTER 7 - TRANSITIONAL AND VALIDATION PROVISIONS

PART 1 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR TRANSPORT OPERATIONS (ROAD USE MANAGEMENT) ACT 1995

  • 172 Reference provisions operate only after repeal of relevant Act
  • 173 Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road Act 1984 references
  • 174 Main Roads Act 1920 references
  • 175 Motor Vehicles Control Act 1975 references
  • 176 Motor Vehicles Safety Act 1980 references
  • 177 State Transport Act 1960 references
  • 178 Transport Infrastructure (Roads) Act 1991 references
  • 179 Transitional provisions for Motor Vehicle Driving Instruction School Act 1969
  • 181. (Repealed)

PART 2 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR TRANSPORT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 1998

  • 182 Transitional provisions for Motor Vehicles Control Act 1975 about local laws
  • 183 Transport Infrastructure (Roads) Regulation 1991
  • 184 Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road Regulation 1989—transition of approvals
  • 185 Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road Act 1984—exemptions

PART 3 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR ROAD TRANSPORT REFORM ACT 1999

  • 186 Definitions for pt 3
  • 187 Relocation of Traffic Act provisions
  • 188 Person’s traffic history
  • 189 Licence references
  • 190 Traffic Regulation 1962
  • 191 Acts or authorities under Traffic Act continue under this Act
  • 192 Fees
  • 193 Application of Acts Interpretation Act, s 20
  • 194 Wheeled recreational devices and wheeled toys

PART 4 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR TRANSPORT OPERATIONS (ROAD USE MANAGEMENT) AMENDMENT ACT 2002

  • 195 Provision for particular disqualifications
  • 196 Persons affected by amendment Act

PART 5 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR TRANSPORT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT (NO. 2) 2002

  • 197 What Transport Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 2002 applies to

PART 6 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR THE TRANSPORT OPERATIONS (ROAD USE MANAGEMENT) AND ANOTHER ACT AMENDMENT ACT 2003

  • 198 Evidentiary value of certificates preserved

PART 7 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR THE TRANSPORT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2005

  • 199 Transitional provision for offences against s 85
  • 200 Transitional provision for evidentiary certificates under s 124
  • 201 Transitional provision for s 129B
  • 202 (Expired)
  • 203 Transitional power for authorised schemes and crossing supervisors

PART 8 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR MARITIME AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2006

  • 204 Transitional provision for ss 79B–79D
  • 205 Transitional provision for ss 90A–90D

PART 9 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR TRANSPORT LEGISLATION AND ANOTHER ACT AMENDMENT ACT 2007

  • 206 Definition for pt 9
  • 207 No saliva testing or saliva analysis for 1 month after commencement
  • 208 Certificates under s 124
  • 209 Updated text

PART 10 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR TRANSPORT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2007

  • 210 Recovering moving expenses for vehicle on prescribed road
  • 211 Recovering vehicle removed from prescribed road
  • 212 Transitional provision for s 57B

PART 11 - VALIDATING PROVISIONS FOR TRANSPORT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2007

  • 213 Validation provision for section 171(4)
  • 214 Validation of particular codes of practice
  • 215 Validation of amendments of particular codes of practice
  • 216 Validation of certain acts etc.

PART 12 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR CRIMINAL CODE AND OTHER ACTS AMENDMENT ACT 2008

  • 217 References to particular Criminal Code offence

PART 13 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR THE TRANSPORT AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2008, PART 2, DIVISION 3

  • 218 Remedial action notices
  • 219 Persons exempted before commencement

PART 14 - (Repealed)

PART 15 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR TRANSPORT AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2010

  • 221 Declaration for s 66(3)(k)
  • 222 Transitional provisions relating to photographic detection devices

PART 16 - (Repealed)

PART 17 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR THE TRANSPORT AND OTHER LEGISLATION (HEAVY VEHICLE NATIONAL LAW) AMENDMENT ACT 2013

PART 18 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR TRANSPORT AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2014

  • 227 Keeping register under former s 133

PART 19 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR HOLIDAYS AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2015

  • 228 Digital photos and digitised signatures

PART 20 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR TRANSPORT AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2017

  • 229 Existing applications for particular information, replacement licence or interlock exemption

PART 21 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR HEAVY VEHICLE NATIONAL LAW AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2018

  • 230 Transitional provision for amendment to s 86
  • 231 Transitional provision for amendment to s 92

PART 22 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY ACT 2018

  • 232 Sch 2 applies to repealed offence

PART 23 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR TRANSPORT LEGISLATION (ROAD SAFETY AND OTHER MATTERS) AMENDMENT ACT 2019

Division 1 - Provisions for amendments commencing on assent

  • 233 Proceedings not finally decided
  • 234 Breath and saliva testing of persons who are not drivers
  • 235 Evidentiary provisions about placard loads in tunnels
  • 236 Evidentiary provisions about speed limits
  • 237 Application of s 124AA

Division 2 - Provisions for amendments commencing by proclamation

  • 238 Transitional provision for amendment to s 91I
  • 239 Transitional provision for ch 5, pt 3B
  • 240 Evidentiary provisions
  • 241 Evidentiary provisions—continued application

PART 24 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR TRANSPORT LEGISLATION (DISABILITY PARKING AND OTHER MATTERS) AMENDMENT ACT 2020

  • 242 Existing parking permits for people with disabilities

PART 25 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR TRANSPORT AND OTHER LEGISLATION (ROAD SAFETY, TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER MATTERS) AMENDMENT ACT 2020

  • 243 Photographic detection devices

PART 26 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR TRANSPORT LEGISLATION (ROAD SAFETY AND OTHER MATTERS) AMENDMENT ACT 2022

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