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Stormwater. You can: report tie and mains blockages, floods and leaks. request cleaning, repair or maintenance of stormwater drains. If your issue relates to sewerage or potable water, contact Icon Water on 02 6248 3111.
Where street light installations are covered by the TCCS risk assessment for public streets, roadways and arterial roads, a (6kA fault current) circuit breaker to protect the street light internal wiring and luminaire and forming part of a street light MEN installation is acceptable in these installations.
All road users must drive safely and legally in the ACT. This includes following road rules, speed limits and traffic signals. The ACT uses a range of camera types to support safe roads, this includes: 13 fixed red light/speed cameras. 13 fixed speed cameras at 9 locations. one point to point speed camera. 10 mobile speed camera vans.
When entering the street name, only enter the street name, excluding the street type. Note: For Unit properties, the Door Number (street address) may be different from the Unit Number shown on the Units Plan (legal identifier). Should you encounter difficulties, please call Land Titles on (02) 6207 0491. Searching by Volume and Folio
The ACT light rail network and its infrastructure is a regulated utility under the Utilities (Technical Regulation) Act 2014 (the Act). Read about regulated utilities services. Three technical codes support the Act and are specific to the light rail network: Utilities (Technical Regulation) (Regulated Utility Coordination Code) 2021.
On this page. Whatever vehicle you’re using in the ACT you must know and follow the road rules. These rules may change so it’s your responsibility to keep aware of any changes. Understanding the ACT road rules helps you: to keep ACT roads safe. Read the ACT Road Rules Handbook [PDF 5.5 MB] [DOCX 4.7 MB]. The handbook provides guidance based ...
Public transport in the ACT is the responsibility of Transport Canberra. This includes buses, light rail and active travel. Visit the Transport Canberra website. Plan your journey. Use the Transport Canberra website to plan your public transport, walking and cycling journeys across Canberra. Tickets and MyWay+. MyWay+ is coming in November 2024.
You have 14 days from the day you got the defect notice to fix the defects and have the vehicle inspected and the notice cleared by Access Canberra. If after 14 days, you haven’t fixed the defect and provided Access Canberra with the clearance you will get a letter telling you your vehicle’s registration will be suspended in 21 days. If ...
To search for a land title, you must have the street name of the property. You can also search by the full address, or volume and folio numbers, or parcel details if you know them. Plan searches require the plan number. If you don't have the plan number, you can do a land title search first. This will give you the plan number and a link to the ...
Pay online. Renew rego. Traffic and parking fines. Working with vulnerable people. Driver licence renewal. Vehicle rego and transfer. Fix My Street. Update contact details.
