Motorways can be daunting for L-platers with fast speeds, heavy traffic and special regulations. A different skill set is required to coast the motorway which involves joining, exiting and actually driving on the motorway.
Just as you wouldn’t wear cracked, chipped, foggy or dirty glasses, you shouldn’t drive with a windscreen in that state. Not only would it look horrible, it’d impair your vision. Hence, a clear windscreen is the ticket to safe driving.
Learning to drive is like attempting to win an endurance race. It involves planning, skill development and practice. While you may want to get to the end of the race track pretty quickly and achieve independence, it’s easy to overexert yourself.
The actions you must undertake following an accident differ based on whether the accident is a major or a minor one. This article will focus on the steps you should take in the event of a minor accident.
Now available on both Apple App Store and Google Play Store, L2P app will allow L-platers to record their 120 hours of required driving experience and be recognised by Roads and Maritime Services and Service NSW.