There are many road regulations that Australians don’t even realize are wrong. Here are 3 you may not know.
Some other people were surprised to learn that the legal act in the first place. Photo: Queensland Department of Transport and Roads Source: Supplied
An online questionnaire showed that Queensland motorists were suffering from complying with regulations on track filtering on motorcycles, and many respondents said they even knew they were allowed to do so.
Track filtering is the use of between lanes and is used through motorcyclists to save time during rush hour.
“Which of those motorcyclists are filtering the tracks correctly?” The Queensland Department of Transport and Roads asked on its Facebook page on Monday morning.
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It’s the green motorcycle and the blue motorcycle.
While many commentators have controlled to do well without any help, some were surprised that the consultation even asked.
“They clear up completely, ” is it legal? It annoys me when cyclists make their way through traffic at intersections,” one commentator wrote, mistakenly mistaking his non-public annoyance for a violation of official road rules.
Track filtering is legal in Qld (except in zones) between two traffic lanes traveling in the same direction if you are traveling within 30 km/hy you have an open motorcycle license.
This is allowed between cars and the appearance of the road.
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Even with those restrictions, other people think it’s legal at all.
“I can’t, the stupidity of Queensland’s shipping allows it,” said one person. “It’s so dangerous, they just have to cut the rearview mirror of the car and you can believe what’s going on.”
“So far, we’ve noticed two separate injuries involving pedestrians and motorcyclists leaking the tracks. One was a primary crisis and the other was fortunate that no one was seriously injured. Lane filtering does not take into account pedestrians crossing roads with stopped traffic. Pedestrians can’t see or are waiting for approaching motorcycles and cyclists can’t see pedestrians until they’re on them. The rule is abolished, ” wrote another.
A couple leaks the prints on a motorcycle. Photo Dean Martin Source: News Corp Australia
The beautiful and sunny city of Qld is a beloved holiday destination for many (when borders are open), however, one commentator seized its pearls of concern at the concept of filtering lanes making the state look like a popular holiday destination for Australians.
“[It’s] as if we are living in Bali, there’s going to be a lot of deaths on the road, especially with big trucks. Mopeds and motorcycles remain in position on the road and do not move between cars when falling mirrors. a joke that’s not very funny,” the commentator wrote (score added to improve readability).
“This happened when all the traffic back from the vacation was back on Bruce Highway in Morayfield,” one person wrote, perhaps helping explain why the Department of Transportation felt a desire to consult others about the rules. the maximum lane on the left to climb past all emergency traffic … The next minute, after waiting for him, I arrived in Narangba and saw that a policeman on a motorcycle had arrested them.