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  Compliance and enforcement

The Department of Transport aims to provide and enable safe, accessible and efficient movement within Western Australia, and administers various Acts and legislation to achieve this goal.

The below Education and Enforcement Policy helps communicate how the DoT assesses and enforces compliance, reflecting DoT’s commitment to education as the primary tool to achieve voluntary compliance.

DoT's regulations apply to the delivery of various transport modes including private and commercial vehicle, taxis and other passenger transport vehicles, recreational and commercial vessels and coastal facilities and jetties.

A list of all Acts appears in this document, or you can visit the Western Australian Legislation website below to find the Acts in full.

Western Australian Legislation website
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