Vehicles to which the Vehicle Standards do not apply
10 Vehicles to which the Vehicle Standards do not apply
The Vehicle Standards do not apply to:
a vehicle used only on a railway or tramway; or
(b) a vehicle designed to be controlled by a person walking next to it; or
(c) a vehicle propelled by a motor with a maximum power output of not over 200 watts; or
(d) a motorised wheelchair that cannot travel at over 10 kilometres an hour; or
(e) a vehicle or combination that is being repaired, or is being tested in the course of being repaired, so it will comply with the Vehicle Standards; or
(f) a vehicle or combination being driven or towed directly to a place where it is to be repaired so it will comply with the Vehicle Standards; or
(g) a vehicle that is categorised, in the Australian Design Rules, as a power-assisted pedal cycle; or
(h) a vehicle that was categorised, in a third edition ADR, as a power-assisted pedal cycle, but is no longer categorised as a power-assisted pedal cycle because of a change to the category.
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