South Australian Consolidated Regulations South Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) In proceedings for
offences against the Rules, an allegation in a complaint that—
(a) a
specified speed-limit applied to a specified length of road; or
(b) a
specified length of road was, or was not, in a school zone or shared zone; or
(c) a
specified length of road was, or was not, in a built-up area; or
(d) a
specified form of crossing was at a specified place; or
(e) a
specified vehicle lawfully displayed a do not overtake turning vehicle sign or
a give way to buses sign; or
(f) a
specified fee was not paid for parking a specified vehicle in a specified
place; or
(g) a
specified ticket was not displayed in a specified part of a specified vehicle;
or
(h)
specified information was on or with a specified traffic control device; or
(i)
a specified traffic control device applied to a specified
length of road, portion of road or area; or
(j) a
specified traffic control device applied to a specified person in a specified
place,
is proof of the matters so alleged in the absence of proof to the contrary.
(2) In proceedings for
an offence against rule 287 (Duties of driver involved in a crash), an
apparently genuine document produced by the prosecution purporting to be
signed by the Commissioner of Police and to certify that the required
particulars for a specified person had not been given to a police officer
before a specified day and time in relation to a specified crash (whether the
crash is specified by reference to the approximate time and place of the crash
or to the person or persons involved, or otherwise so as to reasonably
identify it) is proof of the matters so certified in the absence of proof to
the contrary.