Sunday, Feb 16, 2014 at 13:23
And then they contradict themselves by having a 1 lane bridge with:
Division 2 Traffic signs and road markings generally
93 No overtaking or passing signs
(1) A driver must not:
(a) drive past a no overtaking or passing sign if any oncoming vehicle is on the bridge or length of road to which the sign applies, or
(b) overtake a vehicle on a bridge or length of road to which a
no overtaking or passing sign applies.
Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units.
Note.
Oncoming vehicle and overtake are defined in the Dictionary.
(2) A no overtaking or passing sign on a road applies to the length of road (including a length of road on a bridge) beginning at the sign and ending:
(a) if information on or with the sign indicates a distance—at that distance past the sign, or
(b) if the sign applies to a bridge—at the end of the bridge, or
(c) at an end no overtaking or passing sign on the road.
overtake , for a driver, means the action of:
a) approaching from behind another driver travelling in the same marked lane or line of traffic,
and
(b) moving into an adjacent marked lane or part of the road on
which there is room for a line of traffic (whether or not the lane or part of the road is for drivers travelling in the same direction), and
(c) passing the other driver while travelling in the adjacent marked lane or line of traffic
http://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/maintop/view/inforce/subordleg+179+2008+cd+0+N
Passing is not actually defined, but in context it would be passing the other driver while travelling in the adjacent marked lane or line of traffic, just in the opposite direction.
FollowupID:
808789