Driver Knowledge Tests

Tips for driving a forklift on the road

It’s possible to drive a forklift on the road, but the driver must hold a current car driver’s licence (as well as the required high-risk work licence), and the forklift must be registered. This grants the forklift limited road access

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How mechanics diagnose car issues with precision

Mechanics undergo extensive training to be able to diagnose and repair issues with people’s cars. The technical knowledge and prowess required to become a mechanic can take years to obtain. We’ll look at four different methods employed by mechanics when

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Four tips for finding the perfect car tool storage

Organising and maintaining a collection of tools can be a challenging task, especially without the right storage solution. This is particularly true for those who work on cars regularly. Finding the right tool storage is essential for keeping your tools

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How to choose the perfect shed for your car tools

If you are an avid car enthusiast and want to create a space that is all yours where you can work on your car, a shed is the perfect solution. A shed provides a perfect space away from the home

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What do drivers need to know about electric vehicle (EV) fires?

While electric vehicles (EVs) are generally safe, drivers need to be aware of potential fire risks and know how to respond in case of an incident. EVs are around ten times less likely to catch fire than internal combustion engines,

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8 ways to simplify learning to drive

Learning how to drive can seem impossible at first, with all of those road rules combined with the task of learning how to operate a vehicle for the first time, you might be feeling a bit overwhelmed.  Most people do

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What is an emergency information panel?

Dangerous goods have to be transported in compliance with the Australian Dangerous Goods Code. This mammoth document is over 1000 pages long and is prescriptive in relation to the classification of dangerous goods, the signage required, and any segregation rules

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