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Guide to Driving in WA

km/h speed zone where most fatalities occur in WA

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trucks are common in outback WA

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and 3 demerit points using a hand held mobile phone whilst driving  

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of water minimum, per person per day when on outback trips.

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On the Road

ON THE ROAD - English

ON THE ROAD - English

Download A Guide to Driving on WA Roads (PDF, 672 KB)
ON THE ROAD - German

ON THE ROAD - German

Download A Guide to Driving on WA Roads (PDF, 720 KB)
ON THE ROAD - French

ON THE ROAD - French

Download A Guide to Driving on WA Roads (PDF, 801 KB)
ON THE ROAD - Italian

ON THE ROAD - Italian

Download A Guide to Driving on WA Roads (PDF, 730 KB)
ON THE ROAD - Malay

ON THE ROAD - Malay

Download A Guide to Driving on WA Roads (PDF, 725 KB)
ON THE ROAD - Korean

ON THE ROAD - Korean

Download A Guide to Driving on WA Roads (PDF, 1.061 KB)
ON THE ROAD - Mandarin

ON THE ROAD - Mandarin

Download A Guide to Driving on WA Roads (PDF, 924 KB)
ON THE ROAD - Arabic

ON THE ROAD - Arabic

Download A Guide to Driving on WA Roads (PDF, 825 KB)
ON THE ROAD - Japanese

ON THE ROAD - Japanese

Download A Guide to Driving on WA Roads (PDF, 925 KB)

Driver's licence

 You must carry your current overseas licence and a translation, or an International Drivers’ Permit (IDP) with you while driving.

If your foreign licence does not have a photo ID, you should get an IDP before travelling to Australia if you intend to rent a car.

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