Basic Road Rules Of Driving In Australia

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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 15, 2011 -- November 15, 2011- Australia- New Teach Driving School, a prominent name in the training market of driving school, both commercial as well as personal, brings for their valued students various new and lucrative offers to bank on. Driving is the new age passion that allures most people of today to learn the skill of being in power behind the steering wheel.

If you also share the zeal to take driving lessons and drive your car through the roads, either for personal pleasure or take it up as a profession, there are some road rules that you should be aware of first.

• When driving through highways or expressways, a driver should ensure that he stays towards the left side of the road.
• If you are driving through a road that is T in shape, the driver who is going straight instead of intersection gets the right to go first.
• When you are a learner, or is willing to drive the car slowly, using the ultimate left lane is the rule. Also use the indications and direction boards provided on the streets to determine the right path to your destination.
• Use horn only when needed, i.e. to warn or draw attention of another driver or pedestrian. Make sure that you do not make unnecessary sounds and noise.

• Maintain the proper speed limit that is mentioned for every individual street. While in highways and expressways, it’s expected that vehicles will go at a faster speed, on the other hand in narrow and steep roads, it’s important that you as a pro driver go slow and carefully. Also keep your vehicle’s speed under check in areas that are near residence, school, hospitals etc.
• For motor bikers, use of helmet is a must need whereas for car users, fastening of seat belts.
• Having a valid driving license from the recognized authority is another must need to consider.
• Last but not the least; it is mandatory that you do not drive after drinking alcohol as it can lead to accidents and unwanted mishaps.
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