If you’re a permanent Australian resident, you’ll need to get a NSW licence within 3 months to continue driving or riding.
This applies to every foreign driver licence (driving licence) holder, that is on any permanent visa.
www.nsw.gov.au/…/moving-your-overseas-licence
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If you’re a temporary visitor, you’ll need to get a temporary NSW licence within 6 months to continue driving or riding.
This applies to every foreign driver licence (driving licence) holder, that is on any temporary visa.
www.nsw.gov.au/…/moving-your-overseas-licence
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These are the cents per litre prices from my local service station, in Australia, as at 11 Feb 2024.
Everyone 75 and over who holds a Queensland driver licence must carry a current Medical certificate for motor vehicle driver form (F3712) at all times when driving and comply with any stated conditions.
You can be fined if you don’t.
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You give way to the right, to any vehicle already on the roundabout that is coming in your direction, and close enough to you.
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These are the prices of EVs available in Australia in October 2023, according to gizmodo.com.au
Fuel Excise Duty is increasing.
The fuel excise duty is added to the price of all petrol and diesel in Australia, at the Fuel pumps.
In August 2023, this was 48.8 cents per litre.
In 2022 it was 44.2 cents per litre.
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Keep Left unless Overtaking.
In all Australian states and territories, the road rules require drivers travelling on any multi-lane road with a speed limit over 80km/h to stay out of the right lane unless overtaking or turning right, or unless all lanes … Read the rest
Road Rules: Keep Left unless Overtaking.
One of the most ignored road rules, in Australia, is the “keep left unless overtaking” rule.
The fine varies between $50 and $349, plus 2 or 3 demerit points, depending on the State where you break the law.
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Red means Stop.
Green means Go.
That’s the simple bit. We all know that. But..
What about Amber, that yellow light in the middle.
No.. It does not mean Speed up!
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