Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Operations) Notice 2006 (TAS)

Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Operations) Notice 2006

The Transport Commission makes the following notice under regulation 45(1) of the Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Operations) Regulations 2001 .

PART 1Preliminary1Short titleThis notice may be cited as the Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Operations) Notice 2006 . 2CommencementThis notice takes effect on the day on which its making is notified in the Gazette. 3Interpretation (1)  In this notice – agricultural combination means a combination of a motor vehicle and trailer, one of which is an agricultural vehicle; agricultural vehicle includes an agricultural implement and an agricultural machine; approval plate means a decal, label or plate, issued with the approval of an authority that is responsible for the administration of a corresponding law, that – (a) certifies that a prime mover is fitted with a Front Underrun Protection Device; and (b) is fitted in such a way that it cannot be removed without being damaged or destroyed; approved mass-management scheme means a scheme for the management of mass – (a) administered by the responsible Department in relation to the Vehicle and Traffic Act 1999 ; or (b) administered or recognised by an equivalent authority in another State or a Territory; E-mark means an approval mark, issued and arranged in accordance with – (a) Annex 4 "Arrangements of Approval Marks" of the United Nations Community for Europe Regulation No.93, published by the United Nations in 1994, as amended or substituted from time to time; or (b) Annex 2 "Arrangements of Approval Marks" of the United Nations Community for Europe Regulation No.29, published by the United Nations in 1999, as amended or substituted from time to time; Front Underrun Protection Device means a device fitted to a prime mover that complies with the requirements for such devices specified in United Nations Economic Community for Europe Regulation No. 93, published by the United Nations in 1994, as amended or substituted from time to time; low loader means a gooseneck semi-trailer that is designed for the carriage of self-propelled machinery and which has a single loading-deck height of no more than one metre from the ground; overmass indivisible item means an indivisible item, other than a freight container, that if loaded on a combination would cause the combination to exceed a mass limit applicable to it under the Vehicle Operations Regulations and includes a structure, machinery, fabrication and similar item; oversize indivisible item means an indivisible item, other than a freight container, that if loaded on a vehicle would cause the vehicle to exceed a dimension limit applicable to it under the Vehicle Operations Regulations and includes a structure, building, machine, long pipe and similar item; road-friendly suspension means vehicle suspension that complies with the performance criteria specified in Vehicle Standards Bulletin 11 - "Certification of Road-friendly Suspension Systems" published by the Federal Office of Road Safety in April 1999, as amended or substituted from time to time; special-purpose log means a log that is to be used in a special application such as a wire-carrying pole or jetty pile or in special sawn timber applications but does not include any log that is to be processed by chipping, shredding or grinding; truck and dog trailer combination means a motor vehicle towing a dog trailer; Vehicle Operations Regulations means the Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Operations) Regulations 2001 . (2)  A word or phrase that is defined in the Vehicle and Traffic Act 1999 or the Vehicle Operations Regulations and used in this notice has the same meaning in this notice as defined in that Act or in those regulations. (3)  The Acts Interpretation Act 1931 applies to the interpretation of this notice as if it were regulations within the meaning of that Act. PART 2B-doubles4Exemption of B-doublesSubject to the conditions listed in clause 5 , regulations 13 and 22(7)(a) and (d) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations do not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a B-double. 5Conditions on exemption of B-doublesThe exemption under clause 4 of a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a B-double is subject to the following conditions: (a) if the B-double is being used on a road other than a road specified in Schedule 1 , the B-double must not – (i) exceed, inclusive of its load, 21 metres in length, or 21.3 metres in length if it is fitted with a guard to prevent logs from shifting rearwards; or (ii) exceed the aggregate axle load calculated in accordance with the allowable axle group of the combination, or 50 tonnes, whichever is the lesser; or (iii) be fitted with more than 7 axles; (b) if the B-double is being used in accordance with Schedule 1 , the B-double must not exceed – (i) 25 metres in length, inclusive of its load; or (ii) subject to clause 12 , the aggregate axle load calculated in accordance with the allowable axle group of the combination, or 62.5 tonnes, whichever is the lesser; (c) if the B-double exceeds 22 metres in length, it must display a long vehicle sign in accordance with Division 4 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations; (d) the B-double must comply with Schedule 2 ; (e) the distance G shown on the following diagrams must not be less than 6 metres, and the distance H must not be less than 7 metres: (f) the distance X shown on the following diagram minus the distance Y must not exceed one metre and the distance Y minus the distance X must not exceed 1.3 metres: 6Exemption of 26-metre B-doublesSubject to the conditions listed in clause 7 , regulations 13 and 22(7)(a) and (d) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations do not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a B-double that does not exceed 26 metres in length, inclusive of its load. 7Conditions on exemption of 26-metre B-doublesThe exemption under clause 6 of a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a B-double that does not exceed 26 metres in length, inclusive of its load, is subject to the following conditions: (a) the B-double is being operated on a road specified in, and in accordance with, Schedule 1 ; (b) the B-double must comply with each of the conditions specified in clause 5(b)(ii) , (c) , (d) and (e) ; (c) the prime mover of the combination must be permanently fitted with a Front Underrun Protection Device; (d) the prime mover of the combination must be permanently fitted with a clearly legible and conspicuously displayed – (i) E-mark; or (ii) approval plate; (e) if a prime mover of a combination that complies with paragraphs (c) and (d) is fitted with a bullbar, roo bar, nudge-bar, cowcatcher or other such protrusion at the front of the vehicle, the bullbar, roo bar, nudge-bar, cowcatcher or other such protrusion must be permanently fitted with a clearly legible and conspicuously displayed approval plate; (f) if the prime mover is manufactured after 31 December 2005, it must have a cab that – (i) complies with the United Nations Community for Europe Regulation No.29, published by the United Nations in 1999, as amended or substituted from time to time; and (ii) is permanently fitted with a clearly legible and conspicuously displayed E-mark; (g) the distance between the point of articulation at the front of the leading trailer and the rear of the combination must not exceed 20.6 metres; (h) the prime mover must not have an area designed for the carriage of cargo. PART 3Truck and Dog Trailer Combinations8Exemption of truck and dog trailer combinationsSubject to the conditions listed in clause 9 , regulations 13 , 21 and 22(7)(a) and (d) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations do not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a combination consisting of a truck and dog trailer. 9Conditions on exemption of truck and dog trailer combinationsThe exemption under clause 8 of a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a truck and dog trailer combination is subject to the following conditions: (a) if the combination is being used on a road other than a road specified in Schedule 1 , the combination must not – (i) exceed, inclusive of its load, 21 metres in length, or 21.3 metres in length if it is fitted with a guard to prevent logs from shifting rearwards; or (ii) exceed the aggregate axle load calculated in accordance with the allowable axle group loads of the axles of the combination, or 50 tonnes, whichever is the lesser; (b) if the combination is being used in accordance with Schedule 1 , the combination must not exceed – (i) 25 metres in length, inclusive of its load; or (ii) subject to clause 12 , the aggregate axle load calculated in accordance with the allowable axle group loads of the axles of the combination, or 60.5 tonnes, whichever is the lesser; (c) the mass of the dog trailer must not exceed the mass of the truck by more than 50%; (d) if the combination has an aggregate axle load in excess of 50 tonnes, the trailer couplings must have a coupling strength with a D value of at least 13.5 kilo Newtons; (e) all the axles of the combination except for the steer axle of the truck must be equipped with air suspension or road-friendly suspension; (f) if the combination exceeds 22 metres in length, it must display a long vehicle warning sign specified in Division 4 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations; (g) the combination must comply with Schedule 2 . PART 4Higher Mass Limits for Vehicles with Road-friendly Suspension10Exemption of vehicles with road-friendly suspension (1)  Subject to the conditions listed in clause 11 , regulation 22(3)(e)(ii) , (4)(d)(ii) , (7)(a) and (d) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations does not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a vehicle or combination if – (a) the vehicle or combination is equipped with one or more road-friendly suspension systems; and (b) the person on whose behalf the vehicle or combination is being used is accredited under an approved mass-management scheme. (2)  Subclause (1) does not apply to – (a) a pig trailer; or (b) a tri-axle group fitted to a motor vehicle. 11Conditions on exemption of vehicles with road-friendly suspensionThe exemption under clause 10 of a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a vehicle or combination equipped with one or more road-friendly suspension systems is subject to the following conditions: (a) it is being operated on a road specified in, and in accordance with, Schedule 4 ; (b) the mass of an 8-tyred tandem axle group fitted with a road-friendly suspension system must not exceed 17 tonnes; (c) the mass of a 12-tyred tri-axle group fitted with a road-friendly suspension system must not exceed 22.5 tonnes; (d) the aggregate axle load must not exceed the sum of the allowable axle loads of the axle groups in the combination; (e) an axle or axle group fitted after 1 January 2000 must be certified by the manufacturer as being road-friendly suspension; (f) the vehicle or combination must not exceed the mass limits corresponding to the axle spacings specified in Schedule 2 , exclusive of the additional mass allowed under paragraphs (b) and (c) ; (g) the certificate of accreditation under an approved mass-management scheme of the person on whose behalf the vehicle is being used must be carried in the vehicle and produced on demand to a police officer or an authorised officer. 12Axle mass limit applicable to road shown in Schedule 4Despite clause 5(b)(ii) and clause 9(b)(ii) , a B-double or truck and dog trailer combination equipped with one or more road-friendly suspension systems may have an aggregate axle mass limit calculated in accordance with this Part if the vehicle or combination is operating on a road shown in Schedule 4 . PART 5Vehicles Carrying Oversize and Overmass LoadsDivision 1Exemption of vehicles carrying oversize indivisible items13Exemption of vehicles carrying oversize indivisible itemsSubject to the conditions listed in clause 14 , regulations 10 , 13 , 14(1) and 16(a) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations do not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a vehicle or combination, other than a B-double or a truck and dog trailer combination, that is carrying one or more oversize indivisible items. 14Conditions on exemption of vehicles carrying oversize indivisible itemsThe exemption under clause 13 of a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a vehicle or combination carrying one or more oversize indivisible items is subject to the following conditions: (a) the width of the vehicle, inclusive of its load, must not exceed 3.5 metres; (b) the length of the combination, inclusive of its load, must not exceed 25 metres; (c) the height of the vehicle, inclusive of its load, must not exceed 4.6 metres; (d) the rear overhang of the semi-trailer, inclusive of its load, must not exceed 5.5 metres or 25% of the length of the combination, whichever is the lesser; (e) the vehicle or combination may only carry more than one oversize indivisible item if the carriage of the second or subsequent item does not cause a further dimension limit to be exceeded; (f) the vehicle must not be used if visibility is less than 250 metres in daylight or if the headlights of a vehicle approaching within 250 metres cannot be seen at night; (g) if the vehicle or combination, inclusive of its load, is more than 2.5 metres wide, the vehicle must display – (i) an oversize vehicle warning sign specified in Division 2 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations at the front and rear of the vehicle; and (ii) a flag at each extremity of the load in accordance with clause 4 of Schedule 2 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations; (h) if the combination, inclusive of its load, exceeds 19 metres in length, an oversize vehicle warning sign specified in Division 2 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations must be displayed at the front and rear of the vehicle; (i) the vehicle must display its headlights on low beam while travelling during daylight; (j) if the vehicle, inclusive of its load, exceeds 3 metres in width, the vehicle must display warning lights specified in Part 1 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations; (k) the vehicle must be accompanied by a pilot vehicle in accordance with – (i) Schedule 3 ; and (ii) Part 3 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations. Division 2Exemption of combinations carrying overmass indivisible items15Exemption of combinations carrying overmass indivisible itemsSubject to the conditions listed in clause 16 , regulation 22(3)(e)(ii) , (4)(d)(ii) , (7)(a) , (b) and (d) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations does not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a combination consisting of a tandem-drive prime mover and a low loader carrying a single overmass indivisible item. 16Conditions on exemption of combinations carrying overmass indivisible itemsThe exemption under clause 15 of a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a combination carrying an overmass indivisible item is subject to the following conditions: (a) the combination must have axle groups with at least 1.2-metre spacings between the centres of adjacent axles in each group; (b) the axle loads of the combination must not exceed the following axle mass limits: (i) tandem axle group, 18.5 tonnes; (ii) tri-axle group, 25.0 tonnes; (c) the aggregate axle load of the combination must not exceed the least of the following: (i) the sum of the axle mass limits applicable to the combination; (ii) if the distance between the centre of the rearmost drive axle and the centre of the first trailer axle is 6 metres or more, 49.50 tonnes; (iii) if the distance between the centre of the rearmost drive axle and the centre of the first trailer axle is less than 6 metres, 49.50 tonnes decreased by 1 tonne for each 300 millimetres by which that distance is less than 6 metres. Division 3Transport of rowing boats, surfboats and gliders17Exemption of certain pig trailersSubject to the conditions listed in clause 18 , regulations 13 and 14(3) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations do not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a pig trailer built and being used for the purpose of transporting rowing boats, surfboats or gliders. 18Conditions on exemption of certain pig trailersThe exemption under clause 17 of a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a pig trailer is subject to the following conditions: (a) the rear overhang of the pig trailer, inclusive of its load, must not exceed 5 metres; (b) the length of the combination, inclusive of its load, must not exceed 25 metres; (c) the towing vehicle must display headlights on low beam while travelling during daylight; (d) if travelling in daylight, a red flag must be affixed to the rearmost point of the load; (e) if travelling at night, a red light must be affixed within 200 millimetres of the rearmost point of the load; (f) if the length of the combination, inclusive of its load, exceeds 19 metres, an oversize vehicle warning sign specified in Division 2 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations must be displayed at the front and rear of the combination; (g) if the rear overhang of the pig trailer, inclusive of its load, exceeds 3.7 metres, an oversize vehicle warning sign specified in Division 2 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations must be displayed at the front and rear of the combination. Division 4Special exemption for transport of hay19Exemption of vehicles or combinations carrying haySubject to the conditions listed in clause 20 , regulations 10 and 16(a) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations do not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a vehicle or combination carrying hay in bales or rolls. 20Conditions on exemption of vehicles or combinations carrying hayThe exemption under clause 19 of a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a vehicle or combination carrying hay is subject to the following conditions: (a) the vehicle or combination, inclusive of its load, must not exceed 3 metres in width; (b) a combination consisting of a prime mover and a tri-axle semi-trailer, inclusive of its load, may be up to 4.6 metres in height provided the width of the combination, inclusive of its load, does not exceed 2.5 metres; (c) a step-deck or drop-well tri-axle semi-trailer with a maximum lower loading deck height of 1.2 metres may be loaded up to 4.6 metres in height and 3.0 metres in width; (d) if the vehicle or combination is more than 2.5 metres in width, it must display an oversize vehicle warning sign specified in Division 2 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations on the front and rear of the vehicle or combination. Division 5Special exemption for transport of overseas export freight containers21Exemption of vehicles carrying overseas export freight containersSubject to the conditions listed in clause 22 , regulation 22(3)(e)(ii) , (4)(d)(ii) and (7)(d) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations does not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a combination carrying a 12.2 metre-long overseas export freight container. 22Conditions on exemption of vehicles carrying overseas export freight containersThe exemption under clause 21 of a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a combination carrying an overseas export freight container is subject to the following conditions: (a) the combination must be a tandem-drive prime mover with a single tri-axle trailer; (b) all the axles of the combination except for the steer axle of the truck must be equipped with road-friendly suspension; (c) all axle groups, other than the steer axle, must be fitted with dual tyres; (d) the freight container must contain perishable commodities being transported for the purpose of export overseas; (e) each freight container must be accompanied by documentation specifying – (i) the origin and destination of the container; and (ii) the nature of the commodity in the container; and (iii) the container identification number; (f) the combination must not exceed the mass limits set out in the following table:

Axle group	Mass limit (tonnes)
Steer axle	6.0
Tandem axle	18.5
Tri-axle with 12 tyres	22.5
Aggregate axle mass	47.0

(g) the person to whom the exemption applies must be accredited under an approved mass-management scheme. Division 6Special exemption for transport of high-cube freight containers23Exemption of high-cube freight containers (1)  For the purpose of this regulation – high-cube freight container means a box- like goods receptacle that – (a) is constructed to a height of – (i) 2.9 metres; or (ii) 3.05 metres; or (iii) 3.2 metres; and (b) has corner fittings of a type specified in, or similar to the types of corner fittings specified in, the Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 3711.3 entitled "Corner Fittings for Freight Containers" published by Standards Australia and Standards New Zealand on 25 October 1993 as amended or substituted from time to time. (2)  Regulation 16(a) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations does not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a vehicle, other than a dog trailer, that is carrying a high-cube freight container so long as the vehicle, inclusive of its load, does not exceed 4.5 metres in height. Division 7Transport of special-purpose logs24Exemption of combinations carrying special-purpose logsSubject to the conditions listed in clause 25 , regulations 13 , 14(1) and (3) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations do not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a combination carrying special-purpose logs. 25Conditions on exemption of combinations carrying special-purpose logsThe exemption under clause 24 of a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a combination carrying special-purpose logs is subject to the following conditions: (a) the combination must consist of – (i) a prime mover and a single semi-trailer; or (ii) a truck known as a pole erector and a pole-type pig trailer; (b) the length of the combination, inclusive of its load, must not exceed 25 metres; (c) the rear overhang of the trailer, inclusive of its load, must not exceed 5.5 metres; (d) during daylight, a red flag must be affixed to the rearmost point of the load; (e) at night, a red light must be affixed to the rearmost point of the load; (f) if the combination, including its load, exceeds 22 metres in length, an oversize vehicle warning sign specified in Division 2 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations must be displayed at the front and rear of the combination; (g) the combination must not be used if visibility is less than 250 metres in daylight or if the headlights of a vehicle approaching within 250 metres cannot be seen at night. PART 6Exemption of 14.6-Metre Semi-trailers26Exemption of 14.6-metre semi-trailersSubject to the conditions listed in clause 27 , regulation 12(1)(b) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations does not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a 14.6-metre semi-trailer. 27Conditions on exemption of 14.6-metre semi-trailersThe exemption under clause 26 of a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a 14.6-metre semi-trailer is subject to the following conditions: (a) the combination must consist of a prime mover and a single semi-trailer; (b) the distance between the point of articulation at the front of the trailer and the rear of the trailer must not exceed 13.2 metres. PART 7Exemption of 14.9-Metre Refrigerated Semi-trailers28Exemption of 14.9-metre refrigerated semi-trailersSubject to the conditions listed in clause 29 , regulation 12(1) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations does not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a 14.9-metre refrigerated semi-trailer. 29Conditions on exemption of 14.9-metre refrigerated semi-trailersThe exemption under clause 28 of a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a 14.9-metre refrigerated semi-trailer is subject to the following conditions: (a) the combination must consist of a prime mover and a single semi-trailer; (b) the trailer must be designed and built for the positive control of temperature through the use of refrigeration equipment; (c) the distance between the point of articulation at the front of the trailer and the rear of the trailer must not exceed 13.6 metres; (d) the distance between the point of articulation at the front of the trailer and the trailer rear overhang line must not exceed 9.9 metres; (e) the length of the trailer must not exceed 14.9 metres; (f) the combination must not exceed 19 metres in length. PART 8Exemption of Certain Low Loaders30Exemption of certain low loaders Regulation 12(1) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations does not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a low loader so long as the combination, inclusive of its load, does not exceed 19 metres in length. PART 9Exemption of certain combinations31Exemption of certain combinations Regulation 13 of the Vehicle Operations Regulations does not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, a combination, built to carry vehicles on more than one deck, whilst the combination is carrying vehicles so long as the combination, inclusive of its load, does not exceed 21.4 metres in length. PART 10Agricultural Machinery32Exemption of agricultural vehicles and agricultural combinationsSubject to the conditions listed in clause 33 , regulations 10(1) , 11(a) , 13 , 14(1) and (3) , 15(2) and 16(a) of the Vehicle Operations Regulations do not apply to a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, an agricultural vehicle or an agricultural combination. 33Conditions on exemption of agricultural vehicles and agricultural combinationsAn exemption under clause 32 for a person using, or causing or permitting the use of, an agricultural vehicle or an agricultural combination is subject to the following conditions: (a) the width of the agricultural vehicle must not exceed 5 metres; (b) the length of the agricultural vehicle must not exceed 15 metres; (c) the length of the agricultural combination must not exceed 25 metres; (d) the height of the agricultural vehicle must not exceed 4.6 metres; (e) the rear overhang of the agricultural vehicle must not exceed 5.5 metres; (f) if the agricultural vehicle, other than a tractor, exceeds 2.5 metres in width or 12.5 metres in length, an oversize vehicle warning sign specified in Division 2 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations must be displayed at the front and rear of the vehicle; (g) if the agricultural combination exceeds 2.5 metres in width or 19 metres in length, an oversize vehicle warning sign specified in Division 2 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations must be displayed – (i) at the front and rear of the combination if the agricultural vehicle is not a tractor; and (ii) at the rear of the combination if the agricultural vehicle is a tractor; (h) a yellow rotating warning light specified in Part 1 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations must be displayed on the agricultural machine, or the motor vehicle of an agricultural combination if the motor vehicle is not the agricultural machine – (i) in daylight if the machine or combination exceeds 3.0 metres in width; or (ii) at night if the machine or combination exceeds 2.5 metres in width or 22 metres in length; (i) if the agricultural vehicle, other than a tractor, or the agricultural combination exceeds 2.5 metres in width warning flags must be displayed in accordance with clause 4 of Schedule 2 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations; (j) any axle on a tractor which protrudes more than 150 millimetres past the outer wall of a tyre must be painted fluorescent yellow or be covered in a high-visibility material; (k) an agricultural vehicle that exceeds 3.5 metres in width must not be used at night; (l) an agricultural vehicle which is used in daylight and exceeds – (i) 3.5 metres in width; or (ii) 12.5 metres in length – must be accompanied by a pilot vehicle that displays warning lights specified in Part 1 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations and a warning sign specified in Division 3 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 to those regulations; (m) an agricultural vehicle which is used in daylight and exceeds 4.5 metres in width must be accompanied by two pilot vehicles displaying warning lights specified in Part 1 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations and warning signs specified in Division 3 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 to those regulations; (n) an agricultural combination that exceeds 19 metres in length must be accompanied by a pilot vehicle that displays warning lights specified in Part 1 of Schedule 3 to the Vehicle Operations Regulations and warning signs specified in Division 3 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 to those regulations; (o) if a vehicle operating under this exemption is fitted with headlights, the headlights must be displayed on low beam during daylight; (p) an agricultural implement towed at night must be fitted with brake lights, tail lights and reflectors at its rear, either fixed to the implement or mounted to a detachable board; (q) an agricultural vehicle or agricultural combination operated at night must display side marker lights showing yellow to the front and red to the rear at intervals of no more than 2 metres along each side of the vehicle or combination. PART 11Miscellaneous34Restriction on use of vehicle or combination on certain bridgesAn exemption under this notice does not authorise the use of a vehicle or combination on – (a) the Tasman Bridge, if the vehicle or combination, inclusive of its load, exceeds 4.3 metres in height or 3 metres in width; or (b) the Bridgewater Bridge, if the vehicle or combination, inclusive of its load, exceeds 4.3 metres in height or 2.5 metres in width. 35Expiry of noticeThis notice expires 3 years after it takes effect. 36Legislation revokedThe legislation specified in Schedule 5 is revoked. Schedule 1B-double and Truck and Dog Trailer Road Network

Clause 5(a) and (b) and clause 9(a) and (b)

Item	Road	Comments and restrictions
1.	Acton Road overpass	Cambridge, only the section of Acton Road covered by the Tasman Hwy overpass at Cambridge
2.	Airport Road	Wynyard
3.	Andrew Street	Brighton
4.	Anthony Main Road B28	Zeehan Hwy to Murchison Hwy
5.	Argyle Street	Hobart – between Warwick Street and Federal Street
6.	Arthur Hwy	Sorell to Copping
7.	Arve Road	Geeveston - from Huon Hwy to Denison Road
8.	Ballochmyle Road	Tunbridge
9.	Bass Hwy	Mount Pleasant Interchange Prospect to Marrawah
10.	Bathurst Street	Launceston
11.	Batman Hwy	Between West Tamar Hwy and East Tamar Hwy
12.	Bell Bay Road	Between East Tamar Hwy and Bell Bay Wharf
13.	Bender Drive	Lutana
14.	Birralee Main Road	Between Westbury and the Frankford Main Road
15.	Bollard Drive	Burnie
16.	Bowen Bridge	Forms part of route 84
17.	Boyer Secondary Road B10	Boyer to New Norfolk
18.	Boyer Secondary Road B10	Boyer - between Boyer and Bridgewater (unladen travel only for combinations in excess of 21 metres in length)
19.	Brickport Road	Cooee – to yard 200 metres up from Bass Hwy
20.	Bridge Road	Devonport - between Bass Hwy and Tarleton Street
21.	Bridport Main Road	B82 Bell Bay to Bridport
B84 Bridport to Scottsdale (vehicles in excess of 21 metres in length not to travel during school bus hours on school days, ie 8.00 a.m. – 9.00 a.m., 3.00 p.m. – 4.00 p.m.)
22.	Brisbane Street	Launceston – between West Tamar Hwy and Wellington Street
23.	Brisbane Street	Hobart – between Argyle Street and Brooker Avenue
24.	Brooke Street	East Devonport – from Tarleton Street to Pardoe Road
25.	Brooker Hwy	Granton to Hobart Wharf
26.	Brown Street	Fingal
27.	Browns Road	Kingston – from Southern Outlet off ramp to Pioneer Quarry
28.	Burnett Street	Hobart - from Brooker Avenue to Campbell Street
29.	Burnie Truck Route	See Massey Greene Drive and Old Surrey Road
30.	Cadburys Road	Claremont
31.	Cambridge Road	Tasman Hwy Roundabout to Richmond Road Cambridge
32.	Campbell Street	Hobart
33.	Caroline Street	East Devonport – from 16 Caroline Street to Brooke Street
34.	Cascade Road	Hobart – Macquarie Street to Cascade Brewery
35.	Channel Hwy B68	(1) Kingston to Howden Road
(2) Huonville to Cygnet
36.	Chapel Street	Glenorchy – between Main Road and Jackson Street
37.	Charles Street	Launceston – William Street to Goderich Street
38.	Cimitiere Street	Launceston
39.	Claremont Link Road	Claremont
40.	Colebrook Main Road	Between Fingerpost Main Road and Tea Tree Secondary Road
41.	Connector Park Drive	From Kings Meadows Connector for 120 metres
42.	Cradle Mountain Tourist Road C132	Moina to Learys Corner (Note: This does not include the section of the Cradle Mountain Tourist Road southwards from Learys Corner into Cradle Valley.)
43.	Cradle Mountain Developmental Road C132	Learys Corner to Murchison Hwy
44.	Cressy Main Road	Cressy
45.	Davey Street	Hobart - between Brooker Hwy and Southern Outlet
46.	Davis Street	Smithton – between Nelson Street and Montagu Road including Duck River bridge
47.	Derby Street	Mowbray – between Conway Street and Invermay Road
48.	Derwent Park Road	Between Bender Drive Derwent Park and Main Road Moonah
49.	Devonport Road	Between Bass Hwy and Mersey Main Road
50.	Dodgin Street	Wynyard – between Saunders Street and Airport Road
51.	Domain Hwy	Hobart
52.	Douglas Street	East Devonport – from Wright Street to 7 Douglas Street
53.	Dowling Street	Launceston
54.	Dry Street	Inveresk – between Invermay Road and Holbrook Street
55.	Dysons Lane	East Ulverstone
56.	East Derwent Hwy B32	Tasman Bridge to Midland Hwy, Bridgewater
57.	East Tamar Hwy A8	Launceston to George Town
58.	Eastland Drive	Ulverstone – between Dysons Lane and Bass Hwy
59.	Edward Street	Burnie – between Bollard Drive and Marine Terrace
60.	Elizabeth Street	Launceston – between Margaret Street and Wellington Street
61.	Elwick Road	Glenorchy – between Brooker Hwy and King George V Avenue
62.	Esk Main Road A4	Midland Hwy, Conara to St Marys
63.	Esplanade	East Devonport
64.	Esplanade	Launceston – between St John Street and Tamar Street
65.	Esplanade	Huonville – between Huon Hwy and Channel Hwy
66.	Evans Street	Hobart
67.	Federal Street	Hobart – from Brooker Hwy to Argyle Street
68.	Fieldings Way	East Ulverstone
69.	Fingerpost Main Road C350	Tasman Hwy to Colebrook Main Road
70.	Flagstaff Gully Road C423	Tasman Hwy to Pioneer Depot
71.	Formby Road	Devonport – from Bass Hwy to Wharf
72.	Forster Street	Inveresk – between Invermay Road and Kings Wharf
73.	Forth Main Road B19	Bass Hwy at Turners Beach to Lillico Road, Forth
74.	Frankford Main Road	Between Birralee Main Road and West Tamar Hwy
75.	Frederick Street	Wynyard
76.	Freestone Point Developmental Road C319	Triabunna
77.	George Street	Scottsdale
78.	George Town Road	Mayfield - from Foch Street to East Tamar Hwy
79.	Gibson Street	Smithton – between Nelson Street and Hellyer Street
80.	Gleadow Street	Inveresk – between Invermay Road and Holbrook Street
81.	Gleadow Street	Inveresk - Goderich Street to Montague Street
82.	Glenwood Road	Norwood – between Station Road and Quarantine Road
83.	Goderich Street	Invermay – between Midland Hwy and East Tamar Hwy
84.	Goodwood Road	Goodwood – between Brooker Hwy and East Derwent Hwy (including Bowen Bridge)
85.	Gordon River Road B61	Between Lyell Hwy Rosegarland and Strathgordon
86.	Gormanston Road	Moonah – between Derwent Park Road and Pear Avenue
87.	Groningen Road	Kingston – from Browns Road to Southern Outlet access ramp
88.	Grooms Cross Road	Irishtown – between Irishtown Road and Trowutta Road
89.	Henty Main Road B27	Strahan Wharf to Zeehan
90.	Hobart Road	Launceston – between Quarantine Road and Midland Hwy
91.	Hobblers Bridge Road	Launceston – between St Leonards Road and Killafaddy Road
92.	Holbrook Street	Inveresk – between Forster Street and Dry Street
93.	Holyman Avenue	Tasman Hwy to Hobart Airport
94.	Howard Road	Hobart
95.	Huon Hwy A6	Junction of Scotts Secondary Road to Hobart via Geeveston
96.	Illawarra Main Road B52	Perth to Carrick
97.	Inglis Street	Wynyard
98.	Innes Street	Launceston
99.	Invermay Road	Launceston – between Forster Street and Tamar Street
100.	Invermay Road	Mowbray – between Vermont Road and East Tamar Hwy Connector (including the Connector)
101.	Irishtown Road B22	From Bass Hwy to Grooms Cross Road
102.	Jackson Street	Glenorchy
103.	Jetty Street	Ulverstone
104.	Johnston Road	St Leonards – between Penquite Road and St Leonards Road
105.	Killafaddy Road	Launceston
106.	Kimberleys Road	Ulverstone
107.	King George V Avenue	Glenorchy
108.	Kings Meadows Connector	Kings Meadows
109.	Lake Leake Main Road B34	Campbell Town to Tasman Hwy
110.	Lake Secondary Road A5	Melton Mowbray to Deloraine (For access only – not to be used as a through road)
111.	Lake Secondary Road A5	Miena to Poatina Main Road
112.	Lamb Place	Cambridge
113.	Lampton Avenue	Derwent Park
114.	Legerwood Road C423	Legerwood to Tasman Hwy
115.	Leith Road	Forth – Forth Road to Harvest Moon
116.	Lillico Road	Forth – between Bass Hwy and Forth Road
117.	Lilydale Main Road B81	East Tamar Hwy to junction of Second River Road via Lilydale
118.	Lindsay Street	Inveresk – from Goderich Street to Kings Wharf
119.	Listers Lane Road	Scottsdale – for use by vehicles attending Graham Candish Auto Electrical Service
120.	Lovett Street	Ulverstone – between Bass Hwy and Trevor Street
121.	Lowes Road	Tunbridge - between Midland Hwy and Main Road
122.	Lyell Hwy A10	(1) Granton – to the junction with Oldina Drive Tarraleah
(2) Bradys Lake - Portal Road to Marlborough Secondary Road
(3) Queenstown – from Penghana Road to Zeehan Hwy
123.	M Road	Forestry Road connecting Lake Leake Main Road and Tasman Hwy Little Swanport (including Bresnehans Road)
124.	McKenzie Street	Launceston – Invermay Road to Derby Street
125.	Macquarie Street	Hobart
126.	Main Road	Berriedale – from Brooker Hwy to Claremont Link Road and Cadburys Road
127.	Main Road	Claremont – between Claremont Link Road and Gunns Sawmills, Austins Ferry
128.	Main Road	Granton – between Brooker Hwy, Granton and Gunns Sawmills, Austins Ferry
129.	Main Road	Tunbridge – between Lowes Road and Ballochmyle Road
130.	Margaret Street	Launceston
131.	Marion Street	Ulverstone
132.	Marlborough Secondary Road B11	Bronte Lagoon – from junction with Lyell Hwy to Lakes Secondary Road
133.	Marlborough Street	Longford
134.	Massey-Greene Drive	Burnie (Burnie Truck Route) - from Old Surrey Road South Burnie to Old Surrey Road Romaine
135.	Mathinna Falls Road	Between Mathinna Road and Claytons Road
136.	Mathinna Plains Road C423	Between New River Road and Eton Road
137.	Mathinna Road B43	Fingal to Mathinna
138.	Maxwells Road	Cambridge
139.	Mengha Road C219	Mengha to Wiltshire via Forest
140.	Merinda Drive	Ulverstone
141.	Mersey Main Road	Spreyton – between Devonport Road and Railton Road Latrobe
142.	Midland Hwy	Granton to East Tamar Hwy Launceston
143.	Mobile Road	Bell Bay - from junction of Bell Bay Road to 12 Mobile Road
144.	Mole Creek Main Road B12	From junction of Bass Highway to Olivers Tourist Road
145.	Montagu Road C215	Woolnorth to Smithton via Montagu
146.	Mornington Road	Mornington
147.	Murchison Hwy A10	From Ridgley Hwy Ridgley to Anthony Main Road
148.	Murchison Hwy	From Melba Flats train depot to junction of Zeehan Hwy
149.	Murphy Street	Launceston
150.	Nelson Street	Smithton – Bass Hwy to Davis Street
151.	New River Road C423	Between Main Road, Ringarooma and Mathinna Plains Road
152.	Norton Way	Devonport
153.	Ocean Drive	Ulverstone
154.	Old Surrey Road (Burnie Truck Route)	(1) From Bass Hwy to Massey Greene Drive South Burnie
(2) From Massey Greene Drive to Mount Road Romaine
155.	Olivers Tourist Road C138

156.	Pardoe Developmental Road	Devonport Airport
157.	Patterson Street	Launceston - from Margaret Street to Wellington Street
158.	Pear Avenue	Moonah
159.	Penghana Road	Queenstown – between Driffield Street and Lyell Hwy
160.	Poatina Main Road B51	Lake Secondary Road to Illawarra Main Road
161.	Port Road	Burnie
162.	Port Sorell Main Road B74	Wesley Vale to East Devonport via Brooke Street and Bass Hwy
163.	Powranna Road B53	Midland Hwy to Powranna Saleyards
164.	Quarantine Road	Kings Meadows
165.	Queens Walk	Hobart – Risdon Road to Selfs Point Road
166.	Racecourse Crescent	Launceston
167.	Railton Main Road B13	Devonport to Railton via Quoiba
168.	Railway Street	Deloraine
169.	Remount Road	Mowbray
170.	Reservoir Drive	Wynyard
171.	Ridgley Hwy B18	Between Murchison Hwy and Burnie Truck Route
172.	Ringarooma Main Road C423	Ringarooma to Tasman Hwy
173.	Risdon Road	Lutana – between Brooker Hwy and Queens Walk
174.	River Road	Burnie
175.	Roger River Road C218	Roger River to logging coupes in South Arthur Forests
176.	Saunders Street	Wynyard – between Goldie Street and Dodgin Street
177.	Scotts Secondary Road	Geeveston
178.	Selfs Point Road	Hobart
179.	Sheffield Main Road B14	Sheffield to Spreyton
180.	Short Street	Ulverstone – between Marion Street and Trevor Street
181.	Smith Street	Burnie
182.	Southern Outlet Hwy A6	Hobart to Kingston (including Kingston connector)
183.	Stephen Street	Devonport – between Wright Street and Tarlton Street
184.	St Leonards Road	St Leonards - from Waverley Road to Johnston Road
185.	Stieglitz Street	Fingal
186.	Sunderland Street	Moonah – between Derwent Park Road and Lampton Avenue
187.	Talbot Street	Fingal
188.	Tamar Street	Invermay Road to Cimitiere Street
189.	Tarleton Street	East Devonport - from Brooke Street to Bridge Road
190.	Tasma Street	Hobart – between Argyle Street and Elizabeth Street
191.	Tasman Hwy A3	Hobart to Hobart Airport including Holyman Avenue
192.	Tasman Hwy A3	Sorell to M Road Little Swanport
193.	Tasman Hwy A3	Scottsdale to Branxholm
194.	Tasman Hwy A3	Lake Leake Main Road to saleyards south of junction with Tasman Hwy
195.	Tasman Hwy A3	Between St Leonards Road and Camden Hill Road, Targa
196.	Tea Tree Secondary Road C321	Midland Hwy to Colebrook Road, including Andrews Street and Ford Road, Brighton
197.	Torquay Road	East Devonport – between Wright Street and Tarleton Street
198.	Trevor Street	Ulverstone – from Lovett Street West to vegetable processing plant
199.	Trowutta Road C218	Trowutta to Grooms Cross Road
200.	Vermont Road	Launceston – between Invermay Road and Remount Road
201.	Warwick Street	Hobart – from Brooker Avenue to Argyle Street
202.	Waverley Road	Ulverstone – between Westella Drive and Merinda Drive
203.	Wellington Street	Launceston – between Midland Hwy and Charles Street
204.	Wellington Street	Longford
205.	West Tamar Hwy A7	Launceston to Batman Highway
206.	Westella Drive	Ulverstone
207.	Westbury Road	Prospect – off Bass Hwy past Harley Parade to Bass Hwy overpass
208.	Wilkinson Street	Wynyard – between Bass Hwy and Inglis Street
209.	William Street	Scottsdale – between Listers Lane and Lot 4 William Street (For use by vehicles attending Graham Candish Auto Electrical Service)
210.	Woolmers Lane C521	Midland Hwy to Impact Depot
211.	Wright Street	East Devonport – between Torquay Road and Norton Way
212.	York Street	Launceston – between West Tamar Hwy and Bathurst Street
213.	Zeehan Hwy B27	Zeehan to Lyell Hwy

Schedule 2Axle Spacing and Mass Schedule

Clause 5(d) , clause 9(g) and clause 11(f)

1.   In the following table, distance refers, according to the configuration of the vehicle, to – (a) the distance from the centre of any single axle to the centre of any other single axle; or (b) the distance from the centre of any single axle to the centre of the axle, in any group, that is furthest away from that single axle; or (c) the greatest distance between the centres of axles in any 2 axle groups. 2.   The mass limits specified in the following table apply to the sum of the mass on each axle group or single axle in the distance referred to in the table, including the axles between which the distance is measured.

Distance between extreme axles of axle groups under consideration (metres)	Maximum permitted laden mass on axle groups (tonnes)
Equal to or greater than	Less than
3.5	3.7	23.0
3.7	3.8	23.5
3.8	4.0	24.0
4.0	4.2	24.5
4.2	4.3	25.0
4.3	4.5	25.5
4.5	4.7	26.0
4.7	4.8	26.5
4.8	5.0	27.0
5.0	5.2	27.5
5.2	5.3	28.0
5.3	5.5	28.5
5.5	5.7	29.0
5.7	5.8	29.5
5.8	6.0	30.0
6.0	6.2	30.5
6.2	6.3	31.0
6.3	6.5	31.5
6.5	6.7	32.0
6.7	6.8	32.5
6.8	7.0	33.0
7.0	7.2	33.5
7.2	7.3	34.0
7.3	7.5	34.5
7.5	7.7	35.0
7.7	7.8	35.5
7.8	8.0	36.0
8.0	8.2	36.5
8.2	8.3	37.0
8.3	8.5	37.5
8.5	8.7	38.0
8.7	8.8	38.5
8.8	9.0	39.0
9.0	9.2	39.5
9.2	9.3	40.0
9.3	9.5	40.5
9.5	9.7	41.0
9.7	9.8	41.5
9.8	10.0	42.0
10.0	10.2	42.5
10.2	10.3	43.0
10.3	10.5	43.5
10.5	10.7	44.0
10.7	10.8	44.5
10.8	11.0	45.0
11.0	11.2	45.5
11.2	11.3	46.0
11.3	11.7	46.5
11.7	12.0	47.0
12.0	12.3	47.5
12.3	12.7	48.0
12.7	13.0	48.5
13.0	13.3	49.0
13.3	13.7	49.5
13.7	14.0	50.0
14.0	14.3	50.5
14.3	14.7	51.0
14.7	15.0	51.5
15.0	15.3	52.0
15.3	15.7	52.5
15.7	16.0	53.0
16.0	16.3	53.5
16.3	16.7	54.0
16.7	17.0	54.5
17.0	17.3	55.0
17.3	17.7	55.5
17.7	18.0	56.0
18.0	18.3	56.5
18.3	18.7	57.0
18.7	19.0	57.5
19.0	19.3	58.0
19.3	19.7	58.5
19.7	20.0	59.0
20.0	20.3	59.5
20.3	20.7	60.0
20.7	21.0	60.5
21.0	-	62.5

Schedule 3Pilot Vehicles

Clause 14(k)

1.   A pilot vehicle is required for a vehicle or combination if the vehicle or combination – (a) exceeds 22 metres in length or 3.1 metres in width and is being used at night; or (b) exceeds 21 metres in length or 3.2 metres in width and is being used on any of the following roads: (i) Blowhole Road (G183); (ii) Channel Hwy (B68) - Kettering to Gordon; (iii) Corinna Developmental Road (C247); (iv) Cradle Mountain Tourist Road (C132) - Learys Corner to Chalet; (v) Guildford Road; (vi) Huon Hwy from Scotts Secondary Road, Geeveston (southern junction) to Southport; (vii) Lake Dobson Tourist Road (C609); (viii) Lake Secondary Road (A5) - Breona to Golden Valley; (ix) Lyell Hwy from Wayatinah to Tungatinah Lagoon; (x) Lyell Hwy (A10, B27) - Mount Arrowsmith to Strahan; (xi) Mount Barrow Tourist Road (C609); (xii) Murchison Hwy (A10) - Rosebery to Tullah (Mt Black); Henrietta to Parawee (Hellyer Gorge); (xiii) Notley Gorge Road (C731); (xiv) Storeys Creek Road (B42); (xv) Tasmans Arch Road (C338); (xvi) Tasman Hwy (A3) - Moorina to Goshen; Scottsdale to Nunamara; (xvii) Elephant Pass-main Road - Chain of Lagoons to St Marys; (xviii) Esk Main Road - St Marys to Foulmouth Junction; (xix) Waratah Main Road (B23) - Savage River to Murchison Hwy. Schedule 4Road Network for Vehicles with Road-friendly Suspension

Clause 11(b) and clause 12

Item	Road	Comments and restrictions
1.	Acton Road overpass	Cambridge, only the section of Acton Road covered by the Tasman Hwy overpass at Cambridge
2.	Anchor Road	Burnie Port
3.	Andrew Street	Brighton
4.	Anthony Main Road B28	Zeehan Hwy to Murchison Hwy
5.	Argyle Street	Hobart – between Warwick Street and Federal Street
6.	Arthur Hwy	Sorell to Dunalley
7.	Arve Road	Geeveston
8.	Ballochmyle Road	Tunbridge
9.	Bass Hwy	Mt Pleasant Interchange Prospect to Smithton
10.	Bathurst Street	Launceston
11.	Batman Hwy	Between West Tamar Hwy and East Tamar Hwy
12.	Bell Bay Road	Between East Tamar Hwy and Bell Bay Wharf
13.	Birralee Main Road	Between Westbury and the Frankford Main Road
14.	Bollard Drive	Burnie
15.	Boyer Secondary Road B10	New Norfolk to Boyer
16.	Boyer Secondary Road B10	Bridgewater to Boyer unladen travel only for combinations in excess of 21 metres length
17.	Bream Creek Road	Copping - from Kellevie Road to Weilangta Road
18.	Brickport Road	Cooee – to yard 200 metres up from Bass Hwy
19.	Bridge Road	Devonport – from Bass Hwy to Tarleton Street
20.	Bridport Main Road	B82 Bell Bay to Bridport
B84 Bridport to Scottsdale (vehicles in excess of 21 metres in length not to travel during school bus hours on school days, ie 8.00 a.m. – 9.00 a.m., 3.00 p.m. – 4.00 p.m.)
21.	Brisbane Street	Hobart – between Argyle Street and Brooker Avenue
22.	Brooker Hwy	Granton to Hobart Wharf
23.	Brown Street	Fingal
24.	Browns Road	Kingston – Groningen Road to Pioneer Quarry
25.	Burnett Street	Hobart - from Brooker Avenue to Argyle Street
26.	Burnie Truck Route	Burnie - see Massey Greene Drive and Old Surrey Road
27.	Cambridge Road	Cambridge - Tasman Hwy Roundabout to Richmond Road
28.	Camden Hill Road	Targa (including Camden Road)
29.	Campbell Street	Hobart
30.	Cascade Road	Hobart – Macquarie Street to Cascade Brewery
31.	Charles Street	Launceston William Street to Goderich Street
32.	Charles Street	Orford – between Tasman Hwy and Weilangta Road
33.	Cimitiere Street	Launceston
34.	Claremont Link Road	From Brooker Hwy to Claremont Main Road
35.	Colebrook Main Road	Between Fingerpost Road and Tea Tree Road
36.	Connector Park Drive	From Kings Meadows Connector for 120 metres
37.	Cradle Mountain Tourist Road C132	Moina to Learys Corner (Note: This does not include the section of the Cradle Mountain Tourist Road southwards from Learys Corner into Cradle Valley.)
38.	Cradle Mountain Developmental Road C132	Learys Corner to Murchison Hwy
39.	Cressy Main Road	Cressy
40.	Davey Street	Hobart from Brooker Hwy to Southern Outlet
41.	Derby Street	Mowbray – between Conway Street and McKenzie Street
42.	Derwent Park Road	Brooker Hwy to Main Road Moonah
43.	Devonport Road	Between Bass Hwy and Mersey Main Road
44.	Domain Hwy	Hobart
45.	Dowling Street	Launceston
46.	Dysons Lane	East Ulverstone
47.	East Tamar Hwy A8	Launceston to George Town
48.	Eastland Drive	Ulverstone – between Dysons Lane and Bass Hwy
49.	Esk Main Road A4	Midland Hwy, Conara to St Marys
50.	Esplanade	East Devonport
51.	Esplanade	Launceston – between St John Street and Tamar Street
52.	Evans Street	Hobart
53.	Ferny Hills Road C826	Between Golconda Road and Bridport Main Road
54.	Fieldings Way	East Ulverstone
55.	Fingerpost Main Road C350	Tasman Hwy to Colebrook Main Road
56.	Flagstaff Gully Road C423	Tasman Hwy to Pioneer Depot
57.	Formby Road	Devonport – from Bass Hwy to wharf
58.	Forster Street	Inveresk – between Invermay Road and Kings Wharf
59.	Frankford Main Road	Between Birralee Main Road and West Tamar Hwy
60.	Freestone Point Developmental Road C319	Triabunna
61.	George Street	Scottsdale
62.	George Town Road	Mayfield from Foch Street to East Tamar Hwy
63.	Glen Huon Road C619	Huonville to Denison River via Judbury
64.	Glenwood Road	Norwood – between Station Road and Quarantine Road
65.	Goderich Street	Launceston to join Charles Street and East Tamar Hwy
66.	Golconda Road B81	Lisle Plantation via Lone Star Road Golconda and Bridport Main Road
67.	Gordon River Road B61	Lyell Hwy to Strathgordon
68.	Gormanston Road	Moonah – between Derwent Park Road and Pear Avenue
69.	Hermons Road	Geeveston
70.	Hobart Road	Launceston – between Quarantine Road and Midland Hwy
71.	Hoblers Bridge Road	St Leonards – from Waverley Road to Killafaddy Road
72.	Holyman Avenue	Tasman Hwy to Hobart Airport
73.	Howard Road	Hobart
74.	Huon Hwy A6	Geeveston – junction of Arve Road to Southern Outlet Hwy
75.	Huon Hwy A6	Hermons Road intersection to Southport
76.	Illawarra Main Road B52	Perth to Carrick
77.	Innes Street	Launceston
78.	Invermay Road	Launceston – between Forster Street and Tamar Street
79.	Invermay Road	Mowbray – between Vermont Road and Foch Street
80.	Jetty Street	Ulverstone
81.	Johnston Road	St Leonards – between Penquite Road and St Leonards Road
82.	Kellevie Road	Copping – between Arthur Hwy and Bream Creek Road
83.	Killafaddy Road	Launceston
84.	Kimberleys Road	Ulverstone
85.	Kings Meadows Connector	Kings Meadows
86.	Lake Secondary Road A5	Melton Mowbray to Deloraine (For access only – not to be used as a through road)
87.	Lake Secondary Road A5	Miena to Poatina Main Road
88.	Lamb Place	Cambridge
89.	Lampton Avenue	Derwent Park
90.	Listers Lane Road	Scottsdale – for use by vehicles attending Graham Candish Auto Electrical Service
91.	Lone Star Road	Golconda – from Lisle Plantation to Virginia Road
92.	Lovett Street	Ulverstone – between Bass Hwy and Trevor Street
93.	Lowes Road	Tunbridge – from Midland Hwy to Main Road Tunbridge
94.	Lyell Hwy A10	(1) Granton to junction with Oldina Drive Tarraleah
(2) Bradys Lake - Portal Road to Marlborough Secondary Road
(3) Queenstown – from Penghana Road to Zeehan Hwy
95.	M Road	Forestry Road connecting Lake Leake Main Road and Tasman Hwy Little Swanport (including Bresnehans Road)
96.	McKenzie Street	Launceston – Invermay Road to Derby Street
97.	Macquarie Street	Hobart
98.	Main Road	Claremont – between Link Road and Gunns Sawmills, Austins Ferry
99.	Main Road	Tunbridge – from Lowes Road to Ballochmyle Road
100.	Marion Street	Ulverstone
101.	Marlborough Secondary Road B11	Lyell Hwy to Lake Hwy
102.	Marlborough Street	Longford
103.	Massey Greene Drive	Burnie (Burnie Truck Route) – from Old Surrey Road South Burnie to Old Surrey Road Romaine
104.	Mathinna Plains Road C423	Mathina – between New River Road and Tasman Hwy
105.	Mathinna Road B43	Fingal to Mathinna
106.	Maxwells Road	Cambridge
107.	Merinda Drive	Ulverstone
108.	Mersey Main Road	Spreyton – between Devonport Road and Railton Road
109.	Midland Hwy	Granton to East Tamar Hwy Launceston
110.	Mornington Road	Mornington
111.	Murchison Hwy A10	Queenstown to Burnie via Anthony and Hampshire Roads
112.	Murchison Hwy	Zeehan turnoff to Melba Flats train depot
113.	Murphy Street	Launceston
114.	New River Road C423	Between Main Road, Ringarooma and Mathinna Plains Road
115.	Norton Way	Devonport
116.	Ocean Drive	Ulverstone
117.	Old Surrey Road (Burnie Truck Route)	(1) From Bass Hwy to Massey Greene Drive South Burnie
(2) From Massey Greene Drive to Mount Road Romaine
118.	Parkham Road C711	Parkham to Bass Hwy
119.	Patersonia Road C827	From Tasman Hwy to Prossers Road
120.	Penghana Road	Queenstown – between Driffield Street and Lyell Hwy
121.	Plimsoll Road	Burnie Port
122.	Poatina Main Road B51	Lake Secondary Road to Cressy Road
123.	Port Road	Burnie
124.	Powranna Road B53	Midland Hwy to Grain Elevator Board (approximately 1.5 km)
125.	Prossers Road C824	From Patersonia Road to Lilydale Main Road
126.	Quarantine Road	Kings Meadows
127.	Queens Walk	Hobart – Risdon Road to Selfs Point Road
128.	Racecourse Crescent	Launceston
129.	Railton Main Road B13	Mersey Main Road to Railton
130.	Remount Road	Mowbray
131.	Ridgley Hwy B18	Between Murchison Hwy and Burnie Truck Route
132.	Ringarooma Main Road C423	Ringarooma to Tasman Hwy
133.	Risdon Road	Lutana – between Brooker Hwy and Queens Walk
134.	River Road	Burnie
135.	Scotts Secondary Road	Geeveston
136.	Selfs Point Road	Hobart
137.	Shield Street	Launceston
138.	Short Street	Ulverstone – between Marion Street and Trevor Street
139.	Smith Street	Burnie
140.	South Arm Hwy	Between Tasman Hwy and Mornington Road
141.	Southern Outlet Hwy A6	Hobart to Kingston
142.	Stephen Street	Devonport - from Wright Street to Tarleton Street
143.	St Leonards Road	St Leonards – from Waverley Road to Johnston Road
144.	Stieglitz Street	Fingal
145.	Sunderland Street	Moonah – between Derwent Park Road and Lampton Avenue
146.	Tamar Street	Invermay Road to Cimitiere Street
147.	Tarleton Street	East Devonport – from Brooke Street to Bridge Road
148.	Tasman Bridge	Hobart
149.	Tasman Hwy A3	Hobart to Hobart Airport including Holyman Avenue
150.	Tasman Hwy A3	Sorell to M Road junction
151.	Tasman Hwy A3	Scottsdale to Branxholm
152.	Tasman Hwy A3	Between St Leonards Road and Abels Hill Road
153.	Tea Tree Secondary Road C321	Midland Hwy to Colebrook Road, including Andrews Street and Ford Road, Brighton
154.	Torquay Road	East Devonport – between Wright Street and Tarleton Street
155.	Trevor Street	Ulverstone – from Lovett Street West to vegetable processing plant
156.	Vermont Road	Launceston – between Invermay Road and Remount Road
157.	Virginia Road	Golconda – from Lone Star Road to Golconda Road
158.	Warwick Street	Hobart – from Brooker Avenue to Argyle Street
159.	Waverley Road	Ulverstone – between Westella Drive and Merinda Drive
160.	Wellington Street	Launceston – between Midland Hwy and Charles Street
161.	Wellington Street	Longford
162.	West Tamar Hwy	From Exeter to Batman Hwy
163.	Westella Drive	Ulverstone
164.	Wielangta Road C335	Copping – between Bream Creek Road and Charles Street Orford
165.	William Street	Launceston
166.	William Street	Scottsdale – between Listers Lane and Lot 4 William Street (For use by vehicles attending Graham Candish Auto Electrical Service)
167.	Woolmers Lane C521	Midland Hwy to Impact Depot
168.	Wright Street	East Devonport – from Tarleton Street to Norton Way
169.	Zeehan Hwy B27	Zeehan to Lyell Hwy

Schedule 5Legislation revoked

Clause 36

Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Operations) Notice 2003 (No. 92 of 2003)

This notice was made by the Transport Commission at a meeting held on 17 August 2006.

The common seal of the Transport Commission was affixed on 17 August 2006, in the presence of –

DAVID PETERS

The Transport Commission

Displayed and numbered in accordance with the Rules Publication Act 1953.

Notified in the Gazette on 18 August 2006

This notice is administered in the Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources.

EXPLANATORY NOTE

(This note is not part of the notice) This notice –

(a) provides for the exemption, subject to conditions, of certain vehicles and combinations from the operation of certain provisions of the Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Operations) Regulations 2001 ; and (b) revokes the Vehicle and Traffic (Vehicle Operations) Notice 2003 .