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Queensland road laws?

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  1. hi guys
    if I was speeding down a road in brisbane at say 70 in a 60 zone could I risk being given a ticket?
    jack

  2. jack06 said:

    hi guys
    if I was speeding down a road in brisbane at say 70 in a 60 zone could I risk being given a ticket?
    jack


    If a bicycle fits the definition of a vehicle in Queensland I would say yes.

  3. jack06 said:

    hi guys
    if I was speeding down a road in brisbane at say 70 in a 60 zone could I risk being given a ticket?
    jack


    You sure can! and dont think for one moment that you cant be breathalyzed on a bicycle...

  4. jack06 said:

    hi guys
    if I was speeding down a road in brisbane at say 70 in a 60 zone could I risk being given a ticket?
    jack

    Jack, now let's get fadinkim', can you ride at 70 anywhere?:eek: what sort of motor do you have. terry at the hill

  5. was being hypothetical :p

  6. 62vette said:

    If a bicycle fits the definition of a vehicle in Queensland I would say yes.


    A bicycle does not fit the definition of a vehicle in Queensland. A vehicle needs to have a motor fuelled by a volatile liquid or gas, or it needs to be drawn by a horse.

    I do not know what the implications of this are regarding traffic offences or even cyclists rights.

    Someone with bucketloads of money and a taste for "sport" in the courts should try this on....

  7. well check www.transport.qld.gov.au/cycling

    beauyboy

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