Western Australian Consolidated Regulations Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) A driver who is
about to make a right turn from a two-way carriageway (other than a multi-lane
carriageway) at an intersection shall approach and enter the
intersection —
(a) so
that the vehicle is to the left of, parallel with, and as near as practicable
to, the centre of the carriageway; or
(b) if
the carriageway has a dividing line or median strip — so that the
vehicle is to the left of, parallel to, and as near as practicable to, the
dividing line or median strip.
Points: 2 Modified
penalty: 2 PU
Example
Starting a right turn from a carriageway with a dividing line
(2) A driver making a
right turn at an intersection where the carriageway being entered is a two-way
carriageway shall make the turn —
(a) so
that, wherever practicable, the vehicle passes to his or her right of the
centre of the intersection; and
(b) so
that the vehicle enters the carriageway to his or her left of the centre of
the carriageway.
Points: 2 Modified
penalty: 2 PU
(3) For the purposes
of subregulation (2), a vehicle is deemed to enter a carriageway at the
point where the front of the vehicle crosses the prolongation of the edge of
the carriageway it is leaving.