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    Ausfish Platinum Member bungie's Avatar
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    New Road Rules

    New road rules came into force Jan 1 2005.

    http://www.transport.qld.gov.au/qt/L...adrules_update

    Couple of interest ..

    .. · Vehicles over 7.5m in length (including any load or projection) that display a 'Do not overtake turning vehicle' sign can take up adjacent lane space when approaching and entering a roundabout, provided it is safe to do so.

    Good, less wear and tear taking it wide. But ....


    Securing a vehicle
    When leaving a vehicle a driver must properly secure the vehicle by:
    · turning off the engine
    · applying the handbrake
    · removing the ignition key if no-one 16 years of age or over is remaining in the vehicle and
    · locking the doors if no-one is remaining in the vehicle.

    A driver has 'left' a vehicle when he or she is more than three metres away from it.



    Means if I'm at the ramp and fit the bungs in my 17ft I have to wind up the windows and lock the car, my trailer/boat equals 7m plus length of the car


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    Ausfish Platinum Member
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    Re: New Road Rules

    oh well - just another RULE I'll be happy to break.


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    Big_Kev
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    Re: New Road Rules

    No you won't the boat is part of the vehicle.


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    Re: New Road Rules

    No you won't the boat is part of the vehicle
    ????

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    Re: New Road Rules


    look out for bikers...
    thats important...
    "whats the time"

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