Do bike riders have the right of way?
Bicycle riders in NSW must obey the road rules. They must stop at red lights or stop signs, give way as indicated by road signs and give hand signals when changing direction.
What are my rights as a taxi driver?
Taxi drivers are within their rights to refuse a fair – but only if they have a “reasonable excuse” or the passenger wants to travel outside of the controlled district. Taxi journeys that start and end in the area where that driver is licensed (controlled district) cannot be refused without reasonable excuse.
Can a passenger hold a taxicab company liable?
Generally, a trade name on the door is sufficient holding out and becoming a passenger is sufficient reliance to hold a taxicab company liable for a passenger’s injuries. Should I Consult An Attorney If I Have Been Injured In A Taxicab?
Can a child ride in a taxi alone?
For most taxis, as long as the person riding has enough money to pay for the trip, it does not matter what age they are. In many busy cities like New York, parents often say they let their children take taxis alone because it is hard to get around the city otherwise.
Can a blue badge holder Park on double yellow lines?
Badge holders may park on single or double yellow lines for up to 3 hours, but in general not where there are restrictions on loading or unloading – indicated by yellow kerb dashes and / or signs on plates. You may wish to check whether a particular local council has chosen to exempt Blue Badge holders from this restriction.
Is it illegal to drive a van on a dual carriageway?
This is a rule that catches many people unawares. Vans that aren’t car-derived* must not exceed: So don’t try to keep up with the flow on single carriageways, as you’ll be breaking the law. On dual carriageways, the limit is 60mph, but these vans are allowed to do 70mph on the motorway.
Can a passenger Sue a taxi cab driver?
Two problems can arise in taxi cab accident claims: in a two-car accident where both drivers may be at fault, the insurers often dispute the extent of each driver’s liability, and multiple passenger injury claims can exhaust the available insurance coverage. Let’s take a look at both of these situations.
For most taxis, as long as the person riding has enough money to pay for the trip, it does not matter what age they are. In many busy cities like New York, parents often say they let their children take taxis alone because it is hard to get around the city otherwise.
What happens if a taxi cab hits your car?
If a taxi cab hits the car that you are driving (or one you’re riding in as a passenger), that is a standard two-car accident case. The person bringing the claim must be able to prove two things in order to win the case: liability (who was at fault for the car accident) and damages (how badly the claimant was injured).
Can a truck driver have a passenger with him?
Can truck drivers have a passenger? Under USDOT rules, passengers are not allowed to be transported in a commercial vehicle unless written authorization has been granted by a motor carrier. The written authorization must contain the name of the person transported, the date and where the transportation starts and ends.