Academy of road safety Australia

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Tips to Avoid Distracted Driving

• By Academyofroadsafety.com.au

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• As technology has increased, it is affecting
  human life in both positive and negative ways.
• Modern sources of communication and attitude of
  staying engaged with friends on Social Media can
  lead to distractions in many ways.

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• Top driving and Learners drivers instructor
  provide safe drive in Australia.
• These distractions are equally visible while
  driving a car.
• It is noted that the car crashes are increasing
  because of the modern day distractions.

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• Here, we are listing few points, which can be
  taken care of to become a safe driver.
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• Use mobile phone texting service, only when you
  park your car in a safe place.
• Texting and driving is a very hazardous
  situation.

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• Arrange for a hands free mobile phone car kit to
  talk.
• It should be only for important phone calls and
  dont make it a regular practice.
• In a tough traffic situation, talking on the
  phone can also lead to distraction.
• It should be noted that provisional riders,
  P1drivers and learners are totally restricted
  from using mobile phones even through hands free
  kit.

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• You can use your mobile device as a GPS, but it
  should be ensured that it is mounted properly
  keeping your hands free and clearvisibility.

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• Switch off loud music or any kind of sound during
  traffic situation.
• Dont keep loose items in the car. Collect them
  and put it in a proper bag as it can be
  disastrous during a crash.

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• Dont get distracted by having fun or talking
  with other passengers while driving. Tell
  passengers not to distract while driving.
• As per the rules, a driver under the age of 25 is
  not allowed to drive during 11 PM to 5 AM with
  another passenger under the age of 21.
• Even P1 riders are not allowed to drive with a
  passenger in the rear seat.

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• You can expect an exemption from restrictions on
  peer passenger under certain circumstances.
• You can apply for peer passenger restriction
  exemption by applying for exemption.
• Further information is available on RMS website
  or http//academyofroadsafety.com.au/ at the
  registry.

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• A heavy fine is also levied apart from demerit
  points, when a driver is caught talking on phone
  held in hands.

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• Rules are made for safety of people on the roads,
  walking or driving. It is a drivers
  responsibility to follow the rules and maintain
  an environment of safety.

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• CREDIT Academyofroadsafety.com.au