Do you keep left unless overtaking?
The ‘Keep Left Unless Overtaking’ rule remains one of the most misunderstood road rules for motorists across Australia.
The truth about cruise control and aquaplaning
Cruise control should not be used in wet conditions but there is no reasonable explanation why it would cause aquaplaning.
Driverless cars: The benefits and what it means for the future of mobility
No longer confined to the realms of science fiction, the road for self-driving autonomous cars is being paved for Australian roads today.
Ask NRMA: Can I flash my headlights to warn motorists?
An NRMA Member asked if it was an offence to flash your vehicle’s headlights to warn oncoming traffic about police checkpoints ahead. We consulted our legal experts, who gave this response.
Driving tips: become a safer driver
Ten driving tips from NRMA driving instructors to help you become a safer driver in all road conditions.
Think twice this Labour Day long weekend
The demerit point system provides an incentive for drivers to improve their driving behaviour, obey road rules and comply with NSW traffic laws.
Ask NRMA: Is left foot braking the right choice?
Learner drivers taught to drive with both feet find it difficult to change the function of the left foot from braking to clutch when using a manual vehicle.
Finding your optimal driving position
Ensuring your car is set up correctly not only provides optimal comfort, it also helps to ensure your journey is a safe one.
Driving with headphones
Although wearing headphones while driving is not explicitly illegal, the practice is dangerous and could result in prosecution if deemed to be the cause of an accident.
What should I do when I hear emergency sirens?
Emergency service vehicles respond to incidents in NSW every day. It is paramount that all road users understand how to respond appropriately when they hear or see an emergency siren.