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Driving in traffic – trucks and buses

Driving in traffic means getting used to driving around different types of vehicles. This lesson will teach you how to drive safely around trucks and buses.

Getting a car driver licence

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Stage 1 – learner licence
Stage 2 – restricted licence
Stage 3 – full licence

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Check-up drives with your restricted licence holder

That way you can identify and eliminate any bad habits before they become part of their normal driving. This will make sure they’re maintaining the necessary skills to be a safe driver. Some new drivers may welcome a check-up drive, but others may not want one.

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Driving in traffic – bike riders and pedestrians

Pedestrians and bike riders aren't always easy to spot, and you'll need to be extra careful to keep yourself and everyone safe. This Drive lesson helps you do just that.

Turning right and going straight ahead at an intersection

Turning right or straight ahead at an intersection is slightly different to turning left. Check out how to do it safely in this Drive lesson.

Purchasing a safe car

There’s more to a great car than what it looks like or how much it costs. You also need to consider how safe it is. How well will it protect you in a crash? Does it have safety features to help you avoid a crash?

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