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Australia’s roads just got stricter. In 2025, new high-tech speed cameras have already slapped drivers with $41,000 in fines within their first week. Designed to crack down on speeding, tailgating, and even phone use, these cameras are reshaping how Aussies drive. Want to avoid a costly penalty? Here’s everything you need to know about this … Read more
Speed cameras are now a common sight on Australian roads, from busy highways to local streets and construction zones. They are designed to slow drivers down and reduce accidents. However, a loophole in the law is allowing some motorists to contest their $247 speeding fines, raising concerns about fairness and road safety. How Speed Cameras … Read more
Starting October 2025, Australia is rolling out new driving laws that will directly impact retirees aged 60 and older. These changes aim to keep roads safer while ensuring senior drivers remain confident behind the wheel. If you’re a retiree or have a loved one in this age group, here’s everything you need to know about … Read more
Australia is cracking down hard on drunk driving in 2025 with a hefty $2,204 fine starting September. Aimed at curbing alcohol-related crashes, this new rule also brings license suspensions and vehicle impoundments. If you’re hitting the roads, here’s what you need to know to stay safe and avoid costly penalties. Why the New Drunk Driving … Read more
Starting October 1, 2025, Australian drivers face a hefty $1,000 fine for certain traffic violations. This new rule is part of a nationwide push to boost road safety and crack down on reckless driving. If you’re hitting the road, here’s everything you need to know to stay compliant and keep your wallet safe. Why Is … 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
Sydney is taking a major step to improve road safety and urban living by reducing speed limits in key areas to 40 km/h. The move is aimed at protecting pedestrians, reducing accidents, and supporting a cleaner, quieter, and more environmentally friendly city. With this initiative, Sydney joins global cities like London and Stockholm that have … 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
Riding a motorcycle in Australia just got stricter. In 2025, new helmet laws are in effect, and riders who ignore them risk fines of up to $1,250, demerit points, and even license suspensions. These rules are designed to protect riders, especially those on powerful motorcycles and customized bikes, from serious head injuries. Knowing which helmets … Read more
Australia is tightening traffic enforcement, and one rule that drivers can no longer afford to ignore is the dividing line law. Motorists caught crossing or breaching dividing lines—including double solid lines—now face a $450 fine and two demerit points in most states and territories. Authorities say the rule is being enforced more strictly to reduce … Read more