Western Australian Consolidated Regulations Western Australian Consolidated Regulations Where an agricultural
implement is towed on a road at night-time, there must be fitted to that
implement, or, in the case of an agricultural combination consisting of more
than 1 towed implement, the rear implement of that combination, 2 signalling
lights —
(a) each
of which, when lighted, displays an amber light clearly visible in sunlight at
all distances up to 60 m to the rear of the towed implement;
(b)
which are readily operated by the driver of the towing vehicle from his or her
proper driving position;
(c) the
operation of which is indicated by means of a tell-tale indicator that is
visible and audible to the driver of the towing vehicle;
(d) the
switching on of each of which is followed by the display of its light within a
maximum period of one second and by the regular flashing of its light
thereafter at a rate of not less than 60 times or more than 120 times,
per minute;
(e) each
of which flashes in phase with its counterpart on the same side of the towing
vehicle and is operated by the same control switch; and
(f)
which are capable of operating as flashing warning lights.
[Regulation 9 amended in Gazette
1 Nov 2002 p. 5395-6; 24 Feb 2006 p. 888.]