Driver Knowledge Tests

What is V2X and how does it work?

V2X stands for Vehicle-to-Everything. It’s an umbrella term for how a vehicle would communicate or transfer data and power. The concept is that if a vehicle can communicate with each other, with infrastructure and even with other road users such

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Are electric vehicles (EVs) OK for towing?

The typical vehicle we choose for towing is either a ute or an SUV – preferably diesel for the extra torque – but if we’re talking about torque, that’s something battery electric vehicles have right from standstill. They don’t need

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So you’ve bought an EV. How should you service it?

Taking your car to be serviced is a massive hassle. Do they have a courtesy car? If so, it’ll likely be a beaten up old Mazda or Toyota – not exactly salubrious. If not, is there convenient public transport to

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Can you use an excavator in deep water or flooding?

Excavators can be used in water for a variety of purposes such as: dredging construction of docks and bridges cleaning of water bodies flood control vehicle rescue mining preparing the sea or riverbed laying fibre optic cable retrieving shipwrecks and

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The perks of having a delivery driver job in Sydney

Are you looking for a job that allows you to earn extra income while still having the flexibility to manage your own work schedule? If you live in Sydney and own a vehicle, a delivery driver job may be the

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How does a driver’s diet affect their driving performance and risk of crashes?

A driver’s diet can have a significant impact on their driving performance. Poor nutrition can lead to fatigue, impaired cognitive function, and slower reaction times, which can increase the risk of accidents on the road. Driver’s can do an online

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Putting a larger water tank in your RV or motorhome? Will it affect how it handles?

It has to be said that there’s mostly not enough water, but when there is water, there’s often way too much. In terms of what you need in your motorhome, it’s best to have a little bit too much than

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