Road Rules Awareness Week < Campaigns < NSW Centre for Road Safety. Our video animations help explain some of the most misunderstood road rules. Brush up on rules Our online video animations were developed for Road Rules Awareness Week to help all road users with the road rules. The success of the first Road Rules Awareness Week in 2013 gave all road users the chance to improve their knowledge of the road rules and learn about new measures. Each year we focus on the most misunderstood road rules and provide an opportunity for road users to have their questions answered.
The Top 10 misunderstood road rules in NSW (PDF, 345Kb) outlines changes to the NSW Road Rules in late 2012 that brought the state into line with the Australian Road Rules. The Top 10 guide provides simple answers to many road rule questions, including how to indicate at a roundabout, when to use high-beam and fog lights, and when it is permitted to make a U-turn at traffic lights. The guide is also available at Services NSW and RMS registries.
Road users more aware 1. 8. 10. Transport Info - Public transport trip planning | transportnsw.info. Using my Opal card | NSW Government | Opal. Using my Opal card Now that you have activated your Opal card you’re ready to travel on eligible public transport services. Forgot? Activate your Opal card now before you travel Remember to take your Opal card out of your wallet or purse to ensure contact with the Opal card reader. Step 1. Tap on to start your journey Train and ferry: Before you board a train or ferry you must tap on using your Opal card. At ungated wharves and stations the Opal card reader is on a pole marked with the Opal logo. Bus: When boarding a bus, you must tap on using your Opal card at an Opal card reader located at the front of the bus. You cannot enter the bus via the rear doors to tap on.
A message will display on the screen next to the Opal card reader and a distinctive ‘OK’ audio tone (1 ding) will confirm that your tap on has been successful. Step 2: Tap off when you get off* Train and ferry: At your destination stop tap off with your Opal card at an Opal card reader. What does an Opal card reader look like? Transportation. A Part of Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom.
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Third party property damage, fire and theft ('fire and theft') This offers the same over as third party property insurance, but also includes the cost of fire damage and replacement of your vehicle if stolen. Car Insurance companies There are many car insurance companies to choose from – comparing the different policies can save you money and help you find insurance that suits your situation.