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While the Australian Road Rules provide an arching framework for driving across the country, there are unique rules bespoke of each state and territory that editors need to be aware of. This page aims to capture the characteristics of each for quick reference.
While the Australian Road Rules provide an arching framework for driving across the country, there are unique rules bespoke of each state and territory that editors need to be aware of. This page aims to capture the characteristics of each for quick reference.


ACT
== ACT ==
NSW
NT
Qld
SA
Tas
Vic
WA


Suggested points of discussion:
== NSW ==
- When u-turns are and aren't permitted
- Crossing unbroken lines
- Crossing painted traffic islands
- Default speed limits


To do:
== NT ==
- Explore whether this information is be displayed in point form or in a table
 
== Qld ==
 
== SA ==
 
== Tas ==
 
== Vic ==
 
== WA ==
 
== Suggested points of discussion: ==
 
* When u-turns are and aren't permitted
* Crossing unbroken lines
* Crossing painted traffic islands
* Default speed limits
 
== To do: ==
Explore whether this information is be displayed in point form or in a table.
 
Example only:
{| class="wikitable"
|+U-Turns
!
!
!
!
!
|-
|Permitted at...
|ACT
|NSW
|Qld
|Vic
|-
|Non-signaled intersections
|
|Never
|
|
|-
|Traffic lights
|
|
|When sign permits
|
|-
|Whenever you want
|
|
|
|Yep
|}

Revision as of 17:16, 27 October 2022

While the Australian Road Rules provide an arching framework for driving across the country, there are unique rules bespoke of each state and territory that editors need to be aware of. This page aims to capture the characteristics of each for quick reference.

ACT

NSW

NT

Qld

SA

Tas

Vic

WA

Suggested points of discussion:

  • When u-turns are and aren't permitted
  • Crossing unbroken lines
  • Crossing painted traffic islands
  • Default speed limits

To do:

Explore whether this information is be displayed in point form or in a table.

Example only:

U-Turns
Permitted at... ACT NSW Qld Vic
Non-signaled intersections Never
Traffic lights When sign permits
Whenever you want Yep