Common sense of Australian immigrants' life driving

Common sense of Australian immigrants' life driving

Because you drive on the right in Australia, the traffic on the left is opposite to that in China. Moreover, the local area is vast and sparsely populated, and the driving habits are very different. However, if we can grasp several key points and pay close attention to some of them, we can avoid many accidents.

1. Grab your center. If you are a driver, no matter which direction you drive or turn, the safety island is closest to you when you look to the right from your seat. You are always in the middle of the road. If you can understand this, you have learned half.

2, the right car is preferred. When you meet the intersection, you must look to the right first. If a car comes, you must let him pass first. In China, we often park on the road with the front of the car, trying to give priority to the front of the car and then drive out slowly. I believe it won't work in Australia. If you are on the main road, you don't need to let the car on the right.

Because the land is vast and sparsely populated, in order to save traffic costs, many intersections use roundabout instead of signal lights. But the rules around the island are more complicated, so it is the place where most left-handed drivers have accidents. Be sure to let the car on the right come before entering the roundabout. It is absolutely forbidden to change lanes when entering the roundabout. So you must decide your lane before going around the island, and turn on the direction light before entering the island to indicate the direction you want to turn.

A it is absolutely forbidden to change the route inside and outside the roundabout. If you want to turn left, you must change to the outside lane in advance and turn on the direction light in advance.

If you want to turn right, you must go in.

The above is the common sense of Australian immigrant students driving, hoping to help everyone!