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By Mcc of NSW|2018-11-14T07:54:42+10:00February 23rd, 2009|Road Maintenance & Design|0 Comments

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Motorcycle Council of NSW Inc-MCCNSW-#lookoutformotorcycles

2019-09-20 07:57

[POSTPONED] Please note that the heavy rains have left the grounds soaked and unsuitable for parking motorcycles, hence this weekend's Concours d'Elegance has been postponed. See image for more details. ... See MoreSee Less

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Motorcycle Council of NSW Inc-MCCNSW-#lookoutformotorcycles

2019-09-17 04:20

The 40 km/h slowdown for emergency vehicles trial has been completed; from 26 Sept., the road rule will be modified, but with key changes. Of worthy note:

- On higher speed roads (with a speed limit of 90km/h or more), motorists will be required to slow down safely to a speed that is reasonable for the circumstances. Motorists must also provide sufficient space between their vehicle and the stationary tow truck, breakdown assistance or emergency vehicle displaying flashing lights. This will include changing lanes on a multi-lane road if it is safe to do so.

- The rule will be expanded to apply to motorists when passing stationary tow trucks and breakdown assistance vehicles displaying flashing yellow lights, in addition to emergency vehicles displaying flashing blue or red lights.

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Slow Down and Give Space - Campaigns - NSW Centre for Road Safety

Changes to the road rules as of 26 September 2019The trial of a rule that required motorists to slow down to 40km/h when passing stationary emergency vehicles with flashing blue or red lights has been...

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