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K53 Rules of the Road - Prohibition on driving on shoulder of public road, except in certain circumstances
- K53 Rules of the Road
- Vehicle to be driven on the left side of roadway
- Driving on divided public road
- Passing of vehicle
- Prohibition on driving on shoulder of public road, except in certain circumstances
- Crossing or entering public road or traffic lane
- Driving signals
- Right of way at certain road junctions
- Procedure when turning
- Towing of vehicles
- Stopping of vehicles
- Parking of vehicles
- Certain vehicles may be stopped and parked at any place where necessary
- Compulsory stops
- General duties of driver or passenger of vehicle on public road
- Prohibition on use of communication device while driving
- Duties relating to motor cycle, motor tricycle or motor quadrucycle
- Vehicle causing excessive noise
- Use of hooter
- Riding on pedal cycles
- Pedestrian's right of way in pedestrian crossing
- Duties of pedestrians
- Racing and sport on public roads
- Hindering or obstructing traffic on public road
- Vehicle left or abandoned on public road
- Damage to public roads
- Special provisions relating to freeways
- Left-turn hand signal
- Right-turn hand signal
- Use of direction indicators in lieu of hand signals
- Signal to indicate intention to reduce speed
- Permissible hand signals
- General speed limits
- Speed limit for particular class of vehicles
- Towing of Vehicles
Prohibition on driving on shoulder of public road, except in certain circumstances
1) No person shall drive a motor vehicle on the shoulder of a public road.
2) The driver of a motor vehicle may, during the period between sunrise and sunset, drive such motor vehicle on the shoulder of a public road which is designated for one lane of traffic in each direction-
(a) while such motor vehicle is being overtaken by another vehicle; and
(b) if he or she can do so without endangering himself or herself, other traffic, pedestrians or property on such public road;
(c) if persons and vehicles upon a public road are clearly discernible at a distance of at least 150 metres.
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