Bicycle lanes are becoming more common in Tasmania.
They are usually narrow lanes marked along the edge of a road,
indentified by signs and road markings along their length.
Bicycle lanes are for the use of bicycle riders and motorists should not be in them except in certain circumstances.
Motorists:
can drive -for up to 50 metres in a bicycle lane only if they are:
overtaking another vehicle that is indicating to turn right or making a U turn; or
crossing the bicycle lane to turn from or into another road or driveway; or to enter a traffic lane from the side of the road; or
parking in a permitted space adjacent to the bicycle lane;
must not park in a bicycle lane (unless permitted eg by a sign); and
must give way to bicycle riders who are using the bicycle lane.
On patrol to find ways of making life better for ALL cyclists. Send all general enquiries to info@biketas.org.au.
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