Shared Zone
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A shared zone refers to a section of street in Australia where pedestrians, cyclists and motorised traffic share the same road space. Special rules and speed limits apply for shared zones.
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[edit] Rules
[edit] For Motorists/Cyclists
- Motorists and cyclists must give way (yield) to pedestrians at all times throughout the entire zone, regardless of traffic signals, pedestrian crossing signals or other considerations.
- The typical speed limit of shared zones is 10 km/h (5 mph).
[edit] For Pedestrians
- Pedestrians have right-of-way over motorists/cyclists at all times, and normal crossing rules do not apply.
[edit] Signage
[edit] Start Shared Zone
Start Shared Zone Sign
This sign indicates that the shared zone rules apply past this point.
[edit] End Shared Zone
End Shared Zone Sign
This sign indicates the end of a shared zone.
