Driver Knowledge Tests

Wet weather motorbike riding tips

Riding your motorbike in the wet requires that you change your riding technique slightly and pay more attention to the road ahead. Grip levels When it just starts raining after a period of dry weather, the road will be very

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How much practise should you do before your driving test

There are two components to your driving test and both are distinctly different: the theory test and the practical test. To have any chance of passing, you need to practise, and there are multiple ways in which you can practise,

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Essential maintenance checks for your motorbike

If you are learning to ride a motorbike or you’ve just bought your first motorbike, there are some essential checks you need to do. They only take a couple of minutes and, done once a month, will allow you to

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Petrol vs diesel

If you are choosing a new car, should you go petrol or diesel? Diesel cars usually carry a price premium over petrol cars, but does the extra initial purchase price and servicing cost make it worthwhile? Let’s assume you do enough

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Guide to countersteering on a motorbike

Countersteering is the counter-intuitive way of turning a motorbike: steer left to turn right. It’s something that you feel more than consciously do when you learn how to ride, but it’s am important skill to master as it’s the only

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Driving or riding in strong winds

This article covers tips for cars, motorbikes and heavy vehicles when driving in strong winds, and includes considering what other road users may do. NSW holds positions three to eight in the most windiest places in Australia (around the Newcastle

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14 tips for passing your advanced driving test

If you want to take your driver education further you can talk to the Australian Institute of Advanced Motorists, based in Tasmania (address details are at the bottom of this article). The IAM started life in the UK in 1956

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