A hubodometer (also called a ‘hubo‘) is a device mounted on the axle of a vehicle which measures the distance it has travelled. Hubodometer uses Trailers: They are most commonly seen on trailers where they are the only way to…
A hubodometer (also called a ‘hubo‘) is a device mounted on the axle of a vehicle which measures the distance it has travelled. Hubodometer uses Trailers: They are most commonly seen on trailers where they are the only way to…
Relay car theft, or ‘relay attack’ is when criminals use the keyless entry system of a car against itself by tricking the car into thinking the wireless remote is next to it. It works on cars where you can enter…
Different states have different rules for driving at night before you get your full licence. All learners can drive at night because they are supervised by a person with a licence. In fact, each state has its own recommendations for…
In general, you can drive on private land at almost any time with the permission of the landowner, but there are times when you are not allowed to drive on the road or specific roads or in public places even…
We’re not going to deny that driving fast can be fun, but it’s not a good idea on the road in Australia. There are plenty of places you can legally drive fast, though. Racetracks Racetracks often hold track days or…
There is no law stating how long you have to wait after a C section before you drive again, but you must have medical clearance or clearance from your insurance company to drive otherwise you risk invalidating your insurance policy.…
If you have lost an arm, leg or both legs it may still be possible for you to drive. Depending on which limb was lost, modifications may need to be made to the vehicle and you may need to notify…
