Road safety

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.

Amongst other things, the legality of attaching a camera to a motorbike helmet depends on how ‘approved motor bike helmet’ is defined in the legislation.

Most drivers are probably guilty of leaving it a bit too long between car washes, and if you think your car might be overdue for a wash, this might just kick you into gear.

Drivers with a bike rack attached to the rear of their vehicle must ensure their licence plate is not obscured.

The NRMA explains the 10 most misunderstood road rules in the state, according to Transport NSW.

Some vehicle manufacturers put limits on how fast you can drive while towing. We find out which ones.

Indicating lets other road users know you intend to change direction, and not using them correctly can result in fines and demerit points.

When do you need to keep left unless overtaking? The NRMA explains the scenarios when you must drive in the left lane and other overtaking road rules.

It sounds self-explanatory doesn’t it? But the question in regards to where you should mount mobile phones or GPS on your car’s windscreen is one that comes up quite often so let’s take a closer at what the road rules say.

The 'three seconds rule’ sparked some healthy debate on our Facebook page. But does it legally apply when stopping at a stop sign or line?