Try to interpret this:
Location: Melbourne City
Place: Any Cross-juction with Tram Tracks
Traffic Sign: "Turn Right From Left"
Traffic System: Left-lane traffic (Same as Singapore)
Verdict: Took me almost half a day "Monkey Seeing and Monkey Doing"
to understand what it means. I was surprised as this was new
traffic means.
Meaning: To turn right at a cross-juction with tram tracks, it is
risky due to tram traffic. Trams also follow the junction traffic
lights.
So if one needs to turn right at the cross-junction, one has to
drive the car up to the left side of the traffic and stand-by to
turn right when the signal turns red. All this while on the left
side of the car, you will see cars stopped and ready to move on at
the road you are tuning into, if you get what I mean.
Anyway, just sharing. For those going to Melbourne for free and
easy renting their rides, this will be useful traffic info for
you.
Another thing, when trams stop at the tram stops, trams also become
traffic lights to allow the passengers to walk from the center of
the road to the pavements on the sides, so watch out the red or
stop sign which is shown at the back of the tram.
Well, I managed to find a picture from the below webpage. Happy
reading.
http://www.motorists.com/mi/aussie.html
