Road markings are painted to help road users navigate the roads, stay in the correct lanes and avoid hazards. These photos show you real-world examples of the markings. Dividing lines
Road markings are painted to help road users navigate the roads, stay in the correct lanes and avoid hazards. These photos show you real-world examples of the markings. Dividing lines
Trucks that are used for longer journeys usually have sleeper cabs or sleeper berths so they are more convenient for the driver; the driver doesn’t have to find and pay for accommodation for the night during their mandatory rest periods.…
Merging is where you join an existing lane of traffic or where two lanes become one. It’s best practice to signal for at least 3 seconds before merging and to merge at the same speed as the traffic you are…
Speed limits are chosen through a mixture of science, practicality and public expectation. Speed limits are frequently not a good indication of a safe speed on a particular stretch of road, so drivers still need skill to negotiate their way.…
In New South Wales, 45 mobile phone detection cameras will be looking through your windscreen to detect whether you’re using a smartphone while driving. Any photos that are flagged as suspecting the driver is using a smartphone will go to…
If an emergency vehicle is stationary and has flashing blue or red lights, motorists must slow down to 40km/h if the speed limit of the road is 80km/h or less. On roads with a speed limit of 90km/h or more,…
Whether you’re looking for a car, ute, truck, bus or trailer for your business, having a process for evaluating each vehicle against your requirements is important. As well as the multitude of available models and options, you’ll be choosing between…
