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LEARNER AND OTHER DRIVING BOOKLETS
- South Australia
Various Booklets are available from your local Service SA "shop" and are
downloadable from the Transport SA website
http://www.transport.sa.gov.au/publications/reg_licence_permits.asp

The
Driver’s Handbook
provides you with comprehensive information about what you
must and must not do on the roads. Road Rules, Road Safety, Driver's
Responsibilities and more. It's all there. Knowing the book well will help you
pass your Learner's Test.
It
includes all the changes introduced under the Australian Road Rules that
directly affect drivers and riders and, like the Australian Road Rules, is set...
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The Driving Companion
The
information contained within this publication has been prepared to help you
become better informed about the provisions of the driver licensing system. It should not be taken as a precise interpretation of the law.
It
does not set out to be complete or a substitute for the legislation made by
Parliament. Recent changes in laws may not be reflected in this publication.
If
you require further information...(more)

Part 1 of the Hazard Perception Test Booklet
It takes time to develop hazard perception skills. The best
way to achieve them is to get plenty of driving experience across lots of
different driving situations.
This is how more experienced drivers have developed their hazard
perception skills. Because they have these skills, these drivers are involved in
fewer crashes than less experienced drivers (see section
Why the Hazard Perception Test?,
p 7).
The aim of this handbook is to help you develop hazard
perception skills that will make you a safer driver and prepare you...(more)

Part 2 of the Hazard Perception Test Booklet
Selecting safe gaps in traffic when turning, overtaking or changing lanes is a
key hazard perception skill. Gap selection is also very important at
intersections. Many provisional driver crashes happen where the driver selects a
gap that is too small and collides with another vehicle.
A safe gap is one that enables you to turn, overtake, change
lanes or cross an...(more)

The Graduated Licensing Scheme has been enhanced to provide new
drivers with more extensive skills and experience to safely progress to a full
driver's licence.
Unfortunately statistics show that new drivers, particularly
those aged 16 to 20 years, are up to three times more likely to be involved in a
serious road crash. But research has also found that strengthening the driving
experiences and supervision of new drivers through graduated licensing schemes
can lead to significant reductions in crashes both...(more)
The Driver Awareness Course
involves both theory and practical
components spread over a total duration of eight hours.
The
Graduated Licensing Scheme enables P1 drivers to progress
to P2
after one year provided that...(more)
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