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South Australian Driver's Handbook 2009 edition |
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The latest Driver’s Handbook is now available. Keep your knowledge of the road rules up to date and know your responsibilities. This edition contains the latest information about Road Rules, Drivers and Licensing, Vehicles and Registration and Fitness to Drive. It is available from any Service SA Customer Service or your local newsagency. Download a free copy of the 2009 Drivers Handbook at Transport SA |
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The Graduated Licensing Scheme (GLS) will be strengthened for young drivers in South Australia with a range of new initiatives to be introduced to Parliament in the latter half of 2009. The initiatives will include: |
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 Developed by the Amy Gillett Foundation and launched on 15 August 2007, Road-Right is the first program of its kind designed to heighten car learner driver awareness of bicyclists on Australian roads. It also provides an innovative opportunity for accredited driving instructors to win monthly petrol vouchers to the value of $500 each. |
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On the 25th of January 2009 changes were made to the Australian Road Rules which were agreed on by all states and territories across Australia. The National Transport Commission undertook a national public consultation process regarding the changes. The majority of changes are slight variations to current road rules so as to clarify the meaning to all drivers. Most amendments do not entail a change in general driver behaviour. |
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