Western Australian Consolidated Regulations Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) A police officer
may issue a compliance notice for a vehicle if, in the police officer’s
opinion, the vehicle does not comply, and is not exempt from compliance, with
these regulations or the Vehicle Standards.
(2) A compliance
notice may do any one or more of the following —
(a)
direct that the vehicle is not to be driven at all;
(b)
direct that the vehicle is to be driven by a specified route to the nearest
police station, inspection station, place where repairs can be carried out or
other suitable place;
(c)
direct that the vehicle is not to be driven except at a time or during a
period specified in the notice;
(d) in
the case of a restricted access vehicle — direct that the vehicle
is to be driven by a specified route until it reaches a road on which it is
permitted to be driven under an RAV notice or RAV permit;
(e)
direct that the vehicle is not to be driven except in accordance with any
reasonable conditions set out in the notice.
(3) If a police
officer issues a compliance notice, the police officer may, where appropriate,
give reasonable directions to the driver of the vehicle about moving the
vehicle to a safer or more convenient place until the vehicle can be removed
from the road or otherwise dealt with in accordance with the notice.