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Old 29-07-2010, 12:17 AM   #1
SteveJH
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Default I like this legislation...

Soo, while flicking through the NSW road rules I found this nice little law.

http://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/ma...79+2008+cd+0+N

Quote:
145 Driver being overtaken not to increase speed

If a driver is overtaking another driver on a two-way road by crossing a dividing line, or crossing to the right of the centre of the road, the other driver must not increase the speed at which the driver is driving until the first driver:
(a) has passed the other driver, and
(b) has returned to the marked lane or line of traffic where the other driver is driving, and
(c) is a sufficient distance in front of the other driver to avoid a collision.

Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units.
Now this is legislation I like. Too bad most people haven't read it.

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