Thinking of driving in Australia? Whether you're a tourist, international student, or new migrant, Australian road rules can be surprisingly different — and failing to follow them can lead to serious fines or even licence issues.

In this practical episode of the Legal Mangal Podcast, we cover the must-know basics to help you stay safe, confident, and legal on Aussie roads.

🔍 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• ✅ Which side of the road Australians drive on
• ✅ Unique road signs and what they really mean
• ✅ Speed limits & strict traffic fine rules
• ✅ Drink driving & mobile phone laws
• ✅ Roundabouts and right-of-way explained
• ✅ Seatbelt and child safety seat regulations
• ✅ “Only in Australia” driving rules that might surprise you!

🚦 Whether you're driving a rental car on holiday or preparing for your learner test, this episode is packed with vital information for newcomers.

🎙️ Also in this episode: We explore if hiring a professional driving instructor is worth it in Australia. From logbook hours to improving your test pass rate, find out how a qualified instructor can give you an edge.

🎯 Ideal for:

• Drivers on their Ls
• Migrants converting their overseas licence
• Newcomers navigating Aussie road rules for the first time

📚 This episode is part of our special series on Australian driving laws:

• EP 25 – Part 1: Licence types, renewals & conversions
• EP 26 – Part 2: Demerit points, suspensions & cancellations
• EP 27 – Part 3: Traffic offences & fines explained
• EP 31 – Part 4: Driving instructors, test prep & training

🙏 A heartfelt thank you to our guest, Manpreet Singh, Owner-Operator of L Driving School, for his expert insights and continued commitment to educating migrant drivers across Australia.

🎤 Host: Manmohan Makkar – Solicitor, Auzworld Lawyers & Immigration 🌐 Website: www.auzworldmigration.com.au 📞 Call Us: +61 431 049 352

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⚠️ Disclaimer: This podcast is for general informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. For personalised legal or migration assistance, please consult a qualified solicitor or migration agent.