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ROAD TRAFFIC (BICYCLES) REGULATIONS 2002 - REG 11

11 .         Reflector

        (1)         A bicycle must have affixed at all times a reflector that will effectively reflect red light when illuminated by the headlight of a vehicle approaching from the rear and that reflector must —

            (a)         comply with the requirements specified in rule 102(1)(a) and (2) of the Vehicle Standards and have a reflective area of not less than the area of a circle of 38 mm diameter;

            (b)         be mounted on the rear part of the bicycle at a height that is not less than 330 mm nor more than 1 m; and

            (c)         be mounted vertically and facing to the rear in such a manner that the light reflected from the headlight of a vehicle approaching from the rear is clearly visible to the driver of that vehicle.

        (2)         The reflector required by subregulation (1) may be in the form of a reflecting lens fitted to the rear lamp.

        (3)         If a bicycle is being ridden between sunset and sunrise, it must have affixed, to each wheel, 2 yellow side reflectors complying with the requirements for reflectors in Australian Standard AS 1927-1998 ( Pedal Bicycles — Safety Requirements ) and Australian Standard AS 2142-1978 ( Specification for Reflectors for Pedal Bicycles ).

        (4)         If a bicycle is being ridden between sunset and sunrise, it must have affixed, to both sides of each pedal, yellow pedal reflectors complying with the requirements for reflectors in Australian Standard AS 2142-1978 ( Specification for Reflectors for Pedal Bicycles ).

        (5)         A bicycle must not have affixed a reflector capable of reflecting red light in the forward direction.



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