Sharing the road

Everyone has a shared responsibility on our roads to arrive safely at our destination. Learn rules and safety information for eRideables, motorcyclists, cyclists, caravans, senior drivers, child safety, pedestrians and skaters.
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Most Western Australian road rules are contained within the WA Road Traffic Code 2000. The information linked to below is a simple summary of the law and not intended to constitute legal advice. 

 

 

Shared path for pedestrians, bike riders and eRideable users

Pedestrians and skaters

Almost everyone is a pedestrian at some point. Information on staying safe.
two people riding eScooters on a path with a city in the background

eRideables

Safety information for e-Scooters and other eRideables
two cyclists on a path

Cyclists

Safe cycling and penalty information related to cyclists
two motorcyclists riding in a group

Motorcyclists

Information on road safety and penalties for motorcyclists
A senior couple driving.

Senior drivers

Guidance for seniors on WA roads
Kangaroo road sign in the outback

Regional drivers

Learn key road safety tips and important rules for visitors driving in Western Australia to ensure a safe and smooth journey on our roads.
Mum buckling a toddler into a car seat

Parents and carers

Child car restraints, driveway safety, and more
4wd towing a pop up caravan

Caravans and trailers

Towing caravans, boats and trailers. Information on safe packing.
a police car, fire truck, and ambulance truck parked next to each other with their lights on

Emergency service vehicles

See lights or hear sirens? Slow down, move over and clear a path for all emergency service vehicles and first response personnel.

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