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If something were to go wrong while you were driving, would you be prepared? If you do encounter trouble on the road, just a few items can make you far more prepared. Check out the 10 things to always have in your car to guarantee you’ll be ready for anything! To share this image on your site copy and paste the code below <a href="https://www.qlddrivingtest.com/10-things-to-always-have-in-your-car"><img class="aligncenter" src="https://www.qlddrivingtest.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/10_Things_To_Always_Have_In_Your_Car.jpg" width="600"></a><br /> <p>Source: <a href="https://www.qlddrivingtest.com/">QLD Driving Test</a></p><br /> <p>continue reading →

Organ donation is a medical marvel that can affect many lives. The passing of one person can transform the lives of 10 or more seriously ill people and even more when you think about the families and friends of those saved. Although we don’t like to think about it, car accidents happen and the consequences can be severe. It’s important to acknowledge the risks and the potential effects so your wishes are fulfilled if the worst was to happen. The process to register as an organ donor is uniform across Australia. Following these…continue reading →

Using a mobile phone while driving reduces the amount of attention you’re paying to the road environment and, as a consequence, increases crash risk. This is true even when using hands-free technology as concentrating on answering and the conversation that takes place affects your driving. To reduce the risk for everyone, there are laws that both limit and prohibit the use of mobile phones while driving in Queensland. These rules vary based on the licence you hold. Learners and provisional P1 licence holders under 25 People under 25 who hold a learner or…continue reading →

Collisions with animals while driving is common, particularly in country areas. Read our post on avoiding collisions with animals for information on how to prevent this situation. Despite your best intentions and preparations, this unfortunate situation does occur and it’s important to know the relevant authorities to contact and how you should treat the injured or killed animal. To ensure you handle the the situation safely and appropriately, follow these steps: Pull over where safe and activate your hazard lights. Make sure everyone in the vehicle is ok. Keep calm while dealing with the situation. Accidentally…continue reading →