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What side of the road do you drive in australia | Driving on the left side of the road in Australia
� Which side of the road do Australia drive on?
� Australians drive on the left side of the road and vehicles have the steering wheel on their right side
� Most countries which were British colonies still drive on the left hand side of the road including huge land masses such as India, Australia and Southern Africa as well as the Caribbean. Europe generally drives on the right hand side apart from the United Kingdom, Ireland, Malta and Cyprus.
� Accidents happen when you fall asleep at the wheel, or just not concentrating on the road and any possible oncoming traffic or wildlife.
� Australians drive on the left side of the road and vehicles have the steering wheel on their right side. (reverse to the USA)
� Drivers in Australia require a valid driver's licence. You can drive with a foreign (English language) licence for three months. If your licence is not in English, you need to get an International Driving Permit from the Automobile Association in your home country before coming to Australia. If your hiring a 4wd camper or renting a motoprhome then you should chek the drivers licence requirement.
� Why do Australians drive on the other side of the road?
In the past, almost everybody travelled on the left side of the road because that was the most sensible option for feudal, violent societies. Since most people are right-handed, swordsmen preferred to keep to the left in order to have their right arm nearer to an opponent and their scabbard further from him.
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These road monsters are renowned to make your hair stand on end as they pass you. This was on the Stuart Highway and Daivid and Carmela our close friends were smart enough to pull over for it to go by
Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals� Our senses of sight and sound are flooded every day by film and TV. Though if you take a real holiday especially along the coast or the great Australian outback then your other senses of smell and touch will come alive as well. Let a Darwin sunset on Mindil Beach warm up your senses to smelling the pristine outback wilderness of the remote outback Kimberley. When you travel in Australia folks don't just gaze but look and you will see amazing Australian flora and fauna. If you're a family, couple or friends you will create memories most likely from the small things that you experience on the trip such as a butterfly sitting on your cup of tea whilst you're at a roadside stop on the Banks of the Ord River.
� We see and hear every day travel is a experience actually it's an achievement - like to catch sunset at very minute the sun touch the oceans horizon from the viewing points along the Great Ocean Road.
� Plan your holiday so you travel like never before and interact with fellow like minded adventure travellers, the locals and their cultures.
� Catch a fish then both of you take a selfie and give your finned friend a new lease on life and throw it back.
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Key tourism destinations for 2wd driving in AustraliaBest places to start these key Australian Destinations are
Melbourne along The Great Ocean Road to Adelaide or to Alice Springs
Sydney one way to Cairns, Brisbane, Adelaide, or Melbourne
Perth loop trip or to Broome then onto Darwin
� Yes you can see the inner wilderness and coastline in a 2wd motorhome rental even if you have to keep to the sealed roads. A lot of major suppliers we book allow you can travel on a unsealed road up to 12 Klm to a commercial campground and major tourist attractions.
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Key tourism destinations for 2wd sealed road driving in AustraliaTravel Plan your next yearly holiday or vacation and start from Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, Adelaide, Sydney or Brisbane and even Cairns. Travel one way in a self drive motorhome rentals across Australia at your own leisure and comfort. Cook what you want, stop when you want, even for that birding photo that you have to wait 20 minutes to snap. It's you holiday so if you don't want to part of a guide on a tight schedule and guided then the option is a motorhome hire and where else to search but here at Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals. Sure our name says 4wd rental hire but honestly we established so long ago and have built up a trusted brand we figured why change it.
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