QLD Brisbane Airport Curbside Management issue.
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Probably yes. It would depend on where you are. Have a look at this document: https://bne.com.au/sites/default/files/docs/Chapter 12 Ground Transport Plan.pdf
Anything inside the red dotted line is within the airport boundary, and not public road - it's road operated and maintained by the Brisbane Airport Corporation.
Anything inside the red dotted line is within the airport boundary, and not public road - it's road operated and maintained by the Brisbane Airport Corporation.
Just curiously, am I allowed to chill on the side of a public road for a bit?
Sometimes, but not all the time. For example, you can't where:
- there's a sign directing to the effect that there's no stopping;
- you're on a signed clearway, unless your're a bus, taxi, or dropping off/picking up passengers;
- you're on a freeway, unless: you're in an emergency stopping lane, there's a valid reason for stopping in the interests of safety (eg breakdown, driver condition), and you stop for no longer than is necessary for the circumstances.
- there's a sign directing to the effect that there's no stopping;
- you're on a signed clearway, unless your're a bus, taxi, or dropping off/picking up passengers;
- you're on a freeway, unless: you're in an emergency stopping lane, there's a valid reason for stopping in the interests of safety (eg breakdown, driver condition), and you stop for no longer than is necessary for the circumstances.
They think you might be a terrorist checking timetables, movements and possible reaction times. Think yourself lucky you weren't handcuffed and taken away to be interrogated for a long time. Suspect you don't have a long beard.
If Turnbull had his way you could have been locked up for 14 days with no charge. I think the Liberals have forgotten the meaning of 'liberal'. Australia - the democracy with next to no rights.
If Turnbull had his way you could have been locked up for 14 days with no charge. I think the Liberals have forgotten the meaning of 'liberal'. Australia - the democracy with next to no rights.
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