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From September 2025, Australia is cracking down harder on drunk driving. A new nationwide rule introduces a $2,204 fine for drivers caught with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) above 0.05%, along with stricter penalties that may affect licences and vehicles. The goal is simple: to reduce alcohol-related crashes and make Australian roads safer for everyone. … Read more
Staying on the road is a matter of independence and freedom for many older Australians. But after turning 70, drivers face stricter rules for licence renewal. These rules are designed not to take away freedom but to ensure that seniors can continue driving safely for themselves and others. Do Licences Automatically Cancel at 70? No, … Read more
From 2025, Australia has introduced stricter penalties for road rule breaches to improve safety and reduce accidents nationwide. Authorities say the changes are designed not only to punish unsafe drivers but also to encourage responsibility and protect all road users, including pedestrians and cyclists. Key Driving Offences Under the Spotlight Several common offences are now … Read more
From September 2025, Australia will introduce a new night driving curfew for motorists aged 60 and above. This step is part of the government’s broader road safety program, aimed at reducing late-night accidents and protecting senior drivers as well as other road users. Why Was the Curfew Introduced? Studies have shown that older drivers face … Read more
Australia is cracking down on drunk driving with stricter penalties starting September 2025. Drivers caught with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) above 0.05% will face a minimum fine of $2,204, along with potential license suspensions and demerit points. This move is part of a nationwide effort to reduce road accidents and save lives. Why the … Read more
Driving helps Australians over 60 stay independent, mobile, and connected. However, as we age, governments introduce specific rules to ensure older drivers remain safe on the road. Understanding these licence requirements can help seniors continue driving confidently while staying fully compliant with the law. Age-Specific Licence Requirements Rules for senior drivers vary by state, but … Read more
Australian drivers are now facing a tough new enforcement rule that could cost up to $1,832 if their vehicle is found unroadworthy. Authorities have begun nationwide checks to target cars with safety defects such as bald tyres, faulty brakes, broken headlights, and unsafe modifications. The message is clear: keep your vehicle roadworthy or risk a … Read more
Running a red light is one of the most dangerous traffic violations in Australia. Starting in 2025, the penalty for disobeying a red signal has been set at $667 plus three demerit points, making it one of the strictest fines for everyday driving offences. Authorities have tightened enforcement to improve safety at intersections, which are … Read more
From 2025, new parking rules in Australia will introduce stricter fines for oversized vehicles parked without proper permits. Drivers of heavy or large vehicles could face a $333 penalty if caught in violation. These reforms aim to keep public roads safe, reduce congestion, and ensure fair access to parking spaces. What Counts as an Oversized … Read more
From 15 September 2025, new driving laws will apply to Australians aged 60 and above. These reforms are designed to improve road safety while ensuring older drivers can continue driving with confidence and independence. Compulsory Health and Vision Checks One of the biggest changes in the new laws is the introduction of mandatory health and … Read more