#Underpass sign install#

The RTC 2000 requires the person in charge of stock on a road to: 2.2 Precautions for taking Stock onto a State Road 2.2.1 General Maps of State roads can be located on our website under State Road Network Mapping System. This guideline applies to routes designated as State Roads.

#Underpass sign install#

The RTC 2000 allows the person in charge of moving stock on a road to install temporary road warning signs (Regulations 276 & 297) and to display a yellow flashing warning light on a vehicle (Regulation 289). Provide reasonable warning and not cause unreasonable delay to approaching traffic (RTC 2000 Regulation 276).Not leave stock unattended (RTC 2000 Regulation 275), and.(Further information can be obtained from the local Department of Agriculture and Food). The person in charge or moving stock across or along a road must carry either a: For roads within a town, to have the permission of the Director General (RTC 2000 Regulation 277).For roads with declared Control of Access, the consent of Main Roads is required (Main Roads Act 1930, Section 28A(4)), and.The person in charge of moving stock across or along a road does not need formal permission from the road authority except for the following statutory requirements: The purpose of this guideline is to provide reasonable precautions that should be taken by a person when moving stock on a State road, and to outline Main Roads’ requirements for provision of stock underpasses on State roads. Traffic sign means a sign as recognised in the Australian Standards or Main Roads signs index. State road means a highway and main road under the control of Main Roads Western Australia and includes national highways.

Special permit to move means a permit issued by a Department of Agriculture & Food inspector approving the movement of stock between two properties without a waybill. Main Roads means Main Roads Western Australia.

Local road means a road under the control of a Local Government. (Contact the Department of Agriculture & Food for details). Livestock waybill means a form completed by the livestock owner recording details of the animal movement. Refer to Main Roads Glossary of Terms guidelines which provide the most commonly used terminology used by Main Roads. Part B: Application & Approval Guidelines 1. These guidelines do not address the issue of straying stock in unfenced pastoral areas. Main Roads will provide guidance on the reasonable precautions that should be taken by people when droving stock across or along a State road and will also permit stock underpasses under State roads, subject to the underpass meeting Main Roads requirements.

Part C : Technical Guidelines - Stock Crossings.

2.3 Stock Underpasses under State Roads.

2.2 Precautions for taking Stock onto a State Road.

Part B: Application & Approval Guidelines.