The document discusses 10 of the most misunderstood road rules in Australia. These include rules about roundabouts (signaling left when exiting), yielding to pedestrians when turning, legal cell phone use (mounted or hands-free only), merging procedures, keeping left on high-speed roads, fog light use, U-turns (signaling and yielding), following distances, school zone times and speeds, and treating yellow lights as requiring a stop if safe to do so. The document is from a driving school website and provides its contact information.

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2. Main 10 Most Misunderstood
Road Rules
Indeed, even the individuals who have been out and about for
a considerable length of time can get befuddled by some
regularly misconstrued street rules. Here, Fresh Air Daily
investigate a couple of these.
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3. 1. ROUNDABOUTS:
At the point when leaving an indirect, whether you are turning left,
right or notwithstanding going straight ahead, you should dependably
demonstrate a left turn just before you exit, unless it is not down to
earth to do as such Driving School (when voyaging straight ahead on
a little single path circuitous, it might be unfeasible to show left when
leaving).
2. Offering WAY TO PEDESTRIANS:
In the event that a driver is turning left or comfortable convergence,
the driver must offer path to any walker crossing the street the driver
is entering. This applies to convergences with and without activity
lights.
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4. 3. Cellular PHONES:
A cellular telephone must be utilized while driving on the off chance
that its secured in a financially composed and produced mounting
altered to the vehicle or worked by Bluetooth innovation or voice
actuation. This incorporates the navigational or GPS capacity and
sound elements of the gadget.
4. Combining:
Point when a driver is going on a street without path markings and
the quantity of paths is diminished, they must converge by offering
route to any vehicle that is in front of them. However a driver who is
moving from one path, checked by broken lines (whether the path is
closure) to another must offer route to any vehicle effectively going
in the same bearing.
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5. 5. KEEPING LEFT:
On streets with a rate cutoff of more than 80km/h, drivers should
not drive in the right-hand path unless surpassing, turning right or
making a U-turn, keeping away from a snag or driving in
congested movement. In the event that a 'Keep Left Unless
Overtaking' sign is shown, then you must keep left paying little
heed to as far as possible.
6. Fog light AND FOG LIGHT USE:
High shaft is not allowed if voyaging under 200 meters behind an
auto going in the same course or under 200 meters from an
approaching vehicle. It is an offense to blaze the vehicle's
headlights unless the vehicle is being utilized to react to a crisis
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6. 7. U-TURNS:
At the point when making a U-turn a driver must have an unmistakable
perspective of any drawing closer movement and offer path to all
vehicles and people on foot.
8. SAFE FOLLOWING DISTANCE:
Drivers ought to stay three seconds behind vehicles before them. In
poor conditions, for example, downpour, rock streets or diminish light, it
might be important to build the making a trip separation to four
seconds to expand the accident shirking space.
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7. 9. SCHOOL ZONES:
A school zone is the region around a school with a pace utmost of
40km/h typically from 8am to 9.30am and somewhere around 2.30pm
and 4pm on school days. There are a little number of non-standard
(Driving school in mentone) school zone times in NSW. These zones
are recognized by red/orange school zone signs which demonstrate
non-standard times. Signs at these schools show the times which
apply.
10. YELLOW TRAFFIC LIGHTS:
A driver drawing nearer activity lights demonstrating a yellow
movement light must stop on the off chance that they can do as such
securely. Punishments request drivers who neglect to stop at a yellow
light, unless it is dangerous to do as such.
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8. Contact Us
Address:
77 Glenelg drive,
Mentone
Victoria-3194
Mobile Numbers:
0395840920
0403757970
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9. Thank you….
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