Driver fatigue, or tiredness, is also one of the major contributors to accidents here in Queensland. Because driving between destination can sometimes take many hours, drivers can become tired and make bad decisions, or worse, fall asleep at the wheel.
It is recommended that drivers stop every 2 hours to stretch their legs, freshen up and eat or drink for energy. Besides, when exploring such a beautiful countryside like Queensland, there is always so much to see and do … so what’s the rush
STOP … REVIVE … and SURVIVE
Road Rules and Driver’s Guide
Keep Left – Rules applying to driving on the left hand side of the road.
Seatbelts – Seat belts save lives. Buckle Up.
Speed Limits – Obeying Speed limits.
Road Signs – An overview of road sign used in Queensland.
Roadworks – What to do when encountering road works.
Trucks and Wide Loads – Sharing the road with large vehicles.
Accidents – What to do when you observe or involved in an accident.
School Zones – Special safety hints for school areas.
Animals – Living hazards on Queensland roads.
Fatigue – Driver Fatigue and its dangers.
Alcohol and Drugs – Alcohol and drug use effects on driving.
Driving Information By State
Queensland – the Sunshine State.
New South Wales – the First State.
Victoria – the Garden State.
Tasmania – the Apple Isle.
South Australia – the Festival State.
Western Australia – the Real Thing.
Northern Territory – Outback Australia.