Driver Knowledge Tests

Types of trucks and trailers and what they carry

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Trucks are either rigid, rigid in combination (short, medium or long) or prime movers (tractor units) in short or multi-combination. If you’re looking for a job driving a truck check this article. The types of loads and trailers they haul

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Choosing a career as a truck driver

Types of truck driving jobs There are heaps of career options as a driver, but if you want to focus on being a truck driver, here are the different types of driver assignment that you’ll come across in Australia. Location-to-location

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How to pass the Hazard Perception Test (HPT)

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What is the Hazard Perception Test? A touch-screen computer-based test that measures your ability to recognise potentially dangerous situations on the road and react in an appropriate way. You must pass the HPT in order to move from your P1 to P2

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How to report traffic crime

Traffic crimes happening right now If you witness traffic crime which is posing a serious and immediate threat or emergency then you can call triple zero (000). If it’s a non-emergency crime then you can call the Police Assistance line

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Improving your memory and intelligence before taking your DKT or RKT

You want to give yourself the best chance of passing your driver knowledge test or rider knowledge test first time, and there are a few things you can do to help your brain process all this new information. Your brain

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Driving in the dark: 15 tips

As the nights start to get longer, here are some timely tips for keeping safe while driving in the dark. With darker evenings comes more changeable weather. Wet roads have much less friction and make it more difficult to see

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Motorcycle stability control – how does it work?

Motorbike riders have had to wait much longer than car drivers for the arrival of stability control which is now standard on almost every new car. Adoption on motorbikes has been slow – there are still a huge number of

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