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Australia is cracking down on mobile phone use behind the wheel in 2025. Under the new road safety rules, drivers caught using their phones can face a $555 fine and lose four demerit points. The laws apply whether you are driving or waiting at a traffic light, showing the government’s commitment to making Australian roads … Read more
Road safety is not just about driving carefully—it’s also about respecting traffic control signs. In Australia, failing to follow these signs, whether at pedestrian crossings, intersections, or roadworks, can result in heavy penalties of up to $500 plus demerit points. These rules are in place to protect drivers, riders, and pedestrians, ensuring smooth and safe … Read more
Driving with fogged or frosted windows might seem harmless, but in Australia, it can now cost you a fine of up to $432 and demerit points. Authorities have tightened enforcement because poor visibility caused by foggy windscreens is a growing road safety concern, especially during early mornings and evenings when accidents are more likely. Legal … Read more
New South Wales is tightening road safety rules for overseas drivers in 2025. Residents who hold foreign licences and live in NSW for more than six months are now required to convert their international licence to a NSW driver licence by March 1, 2025. Failure to comply may result in heavy fines, driving disqualifications, and … Read more
New South Wales is stepping up its support for electric vehicles (EVs) with strict penalties for petrol and diesel cars parked in EV charging bays. This move targets the growing problem of “ICEing,” where Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles block EV charging spots, limiting access for electric vehicle owners. With EV adoption on the rise, … Read more
Australia is taking a big step in urban mobility in 2025 as e-scooters are now legally permitted on most roads and shared paths across the country. After years of uncertainty, the new laws clarify where e-scooters can be used, setting the stage for a safer, more sustainable, and convenient mode of transport for short-distance travel. … Read more
In 2025, Australian authorities have introduced stricter traffic rules targeting loud car music, making it one of the toughest regulations against noise pollution in the country. Drivers who play music at excessively high volumes risk fines of up to $5,800, alongside other penalties such as demerit points and, in some cases, vehicle seizure. Why the … Read more
From 1 October 2025, updated driving laws will officially take effect across Australia. These changes aim to improve road safety, reduce accidents, and encourage drivers to act responsibly. Whether you’re a learner, a seasoned motorist, or an older driver, it’s important to understand these new rules to avoid fines, penalties, or even licence suspension. Key … Read more
From August 2025, Australian drivers aged 62 and above will be required to display a new “Senior Licence” badge on their vehicles. This rule is part of updated traffic safety measures aimed at ensuring safer driving conditions for everyone while giving extra consideration to senior drivers. Authorities say the policy is not about age discrimination … Read more
Driving in Australia can sometimes feel more like solving a puzzle than following the road. While road signs are generally clear, painted markings often leave drivers scratching their heads. From glow-in-the-dark lanes to fake cattle grids, some designs are practical, while others create confusion—and costly fines. With new traffic updates in 2025, parking near hydrants, … Read more