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Motorcycle Law Queensland

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3231 0632

Address: Level 23, 345 Queen Street 4000 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

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24.01.2022 Can you park on the nature strip outside your home? No! In Queensland, motorcyclists cannot stop on a nature strip (even if it's outside their own home).

20.01.2022 *Motorcycle licence terminology refresher* We see a lot of riders incorrectly describing their licence. Here's a (very simplified) idea of what each licence means: RE learner = L plates, supervision, LAMS bikes... RE restricted = LAMS bikes R unrestricted = any bikes 'Open' and 'provisional' are general licence terms (not motorcycle specific).

20.01.2022 Is your number plate at the right angle? There are some strict rules regarding motorcycle number plate positioning. One of those rules is that the number plate must be visible within a 45 arc upwards from the surface of the plate. Some tail tidies affect the number plate angle. In the image below, see how the bottom bike's plate isn't visible in the red shaded area (when it should be).... Check your number plate and adjust if necessary.

16.01.2022 What motorcycle licence do you need to carry a passenger? Generally, you can only carry a passenger on your bike if: - You hold a R unrestricted licence; OR - You hold and have held a RE restricted licence for at least 1 year.... There are some exceptions, such as when riding as a learner. Let us know if you want more details!

03.01.2022 When parking on a regular unsigned road, do you need to park at a specific angle or direction? No! Queensland road rules allow riders to park at any angle, as long as they are not unreasonably obstructing the path of other vehicles or pedestrians.... The rules also state that riders should have at least one wheel as near as practicable to the side of the road (but they don't specify whether it must be the front or rear wheel). So, park at an angle and direction you consider safest. Just keep at least one wheel close to the kerb (or side of the road) and make sure you're not jutting out into traffic's way.