Road_to_Solo_driving_handbook (2)

Full time tram lanes
fig 79.
Full time tram
lanes have
continuous
yellow lines
next to the tram
tracks.
These tram lanes are in operation at all
times and the Tram Lane sign will not
show any times of operation. You are
not allowed to travel in a tram lane. You
may drive in a part-time tram lane for up
to 50 metres to enter or leave the road,
or briefly to overtake a bicycle rider.
However, you must not delay a tram.
Part-time tram lanes
Part-time tram lanes have Tram Lane
signs over the lane which indicate the
hours of operation and a continuous
yellow line to the left of the tracks. You
are not allowed to travel in a part-time
tram lane during the times it is in
operation (as shown on the Tram Lane
signs). You may drive in a part-time
tram lane for up to 50 metres to enter
or leave the road, or briefly to overtake
a bicycle rider. However you must not
delay trams even during the times when
the tram lane is not operating.
Tram lane with hours of operations sign
fig 80.
Definition
Part-time
tram lanes
have
continuous
yellow lines
next to the
tram tracks
and Tram
Lane signs
over the lane
showing
the hours of
operation.
A tram lane is a part of the road
with tram tracks that is marked
along the left side of the tracks
by a continuous yellow line, and
is indicated by a Tram Lane sign.
Rules and responsibilities
Tram lane sign
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