Transport Infrastructure Act 1994

A person must not, without reasonable excuse, be on a busway or busway transport infrastructure unless the person has permission of the chief executive to be on the busway or infrastructure.

For subsection (1), permission may be given, for example—

expressly, by—

signs, structures, textured pavement or painted lines designating points for vehicles or pedestrians to cross the busway or busway transport infrastructure; or

signs designating the hours during which the busway or busway transport infrastructure may be used by pedestrians to access a public passenger service; or

signs designating a part of the busway or busway transport infrastructure as being open to pedestrians to access a public passenger service; or

impliedly, by the absence of demarcation between ordinary road and the busway or busway transport infrastructure.

A regulation may include rules about the use of a busway or busway transport infrastructure by a bus or by persons having the permission of the chief executive to be on the busway or infrastructure.