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This article explains in detail Jamaican Road Traffic Code, which is consists of parts of the Traffic Act and the Motor Vehicles Act. The Traffic Code is designed to regulate every act within the road traffic act. They are classified under provisions relating to pedestrians, pedal cycle riders, motor vehicle operators and drivers. The provisions include obligations of each person in regards to use of signal devices for guiding traffic; Rest Rest Areas; Penalty Clause; Offences related traffic rules (eg. Overtaking on a curve); Road users duties when using double white lines. Apart from that, it also includes guidelines for making alterations to roads and highways For more information about jamaica road code download please see Jamaican law . The definition of motor vehicle means any self-propelled motor vehicle designed or adapted for the carriage of passengers or goods. The definition of pedal cycle means a bicycle, tricycle and any other multiple-seat vehicle equipped with pedals and having a saddle and handlebars. Unladen weight:< 250Â kg/500lbs The definition of motor vehicle operator means any person who drives, operates or is in charge of a motor vehicle including those who drive an animal drawn cart or an animal drawn wagon (including side-by-side), which is not propelled by electricity. The definition of driver means any person who drives or operates a motor vehicle. (a)Any person who drives or operates a motor vehicle must give due regard to other road users at all times and not cause any obstruction to other vehicles.(b)A person must stop his or her motor vehicle if any other vehicle is, or is likely to become, involved in an accident whether the other vehicle is stationary or moving. (c)A person must not drive through a red traffic light, unless there are reasons to justify the driving through the red traffic light. (d)A person must not cause the vehicle to suddenly move left to right abruptly, causing a potentially dangerous situation to other road users. (e) A person must not reverse the vehicle suddenly and without warning, causing a potentially dangerous situation to other road users. (f)A person must not stop or park within 50 metres of a stop line or traffic lights unless there are special reasons to justify stopping or parking within that distance.(g)A person who has committed an offence will be taken into custody if he or she refuses to provide his or her name and address when requested by a police officer.(h)Any vehicle parked facing the wrong way on a one-way street will be taken away by the police. (i)A person must not drive a motor vehicle within 50m of a railway crossing.(j) A person who has committed an offence will be taken into custody. (k) A person who has committed an offence will be taken into custody if he or she refuses to provide his or her name and address when requested by a police officer. (l)Any vehicle parked facing the wrong way on a one-way street will be taken away by the police. cfa1e77820