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What are some examples of when I need to give way?
- At STOP signs
- Turning across the path of an oncoming vehicle at an intersection
- Turning from a terminating road onto the continuing road at a T-intersection
- At a two-way stop or give way sign
- At an uncontrolled intersection
- When turning right
- Turning off a slip lane
- Roundabouts
- Merging
Who has the right of way at a roundabout?
It is important to be in the correct lane at a multilane roundabout and to understand who has the right of way when entering a roundabout
First, the important consideration is that the person IN the roundabout has the immediate right of way.
In a double lane roundabout, can I turn right from the left lane?
Technically, no. If you wish to turn right in a double lane roundabout you should be in the right lane entering the roundabout. You should also have your right turn indicator on.
When you are approaching a roundabout and you want to turn right, you need to navigate safely into the right lane if you wish to turn right off the roundabout.
If you are in the left lane of a multi-lane roundabout you are able to turn left or go straight through the roundabout.
Remember that the vehicle in the roundabout first has right of way.
A great resource for more information and to test your skills and knowledge is www.mylicense.sa.gov.au/roadrules
Online Theory test Did you know you can do your Learners test theory online. For more information SA.GOV.AU – Online myLs course and theory test (www.sa.gov.au)
Book And Pay For Your Driving Test Online
Book your Driving test at A Class Driving School is done online using the website calendar where you can view my availability.
Once you have booked and paid for your Vort you will receive a booking confirmation and all the relevant details for Vort.
Vort Vehicle
You are permitted to use your own vehicle for your Vort.
Using your own vehicle I support, as you will be familiar and comfortable in your vehicle.
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Roadworthy Vehicle
Just before leaving home it is suggested to check to ensure your vehicle is roadworthy.
At the hub the Examiner is required to check the following :
- Tyres
- Brake lights
- Indicators
- Horn
- Registration
Please Note
If your Vehicle is not roadworthy you will not be able to use your your Vehicle.
General Drive
The general drive component of your Vort will test your driving skills e.g. changing lanes, turning on and from busy roads, turning at traffic lights, negotiating roundabouts, stop and give-way signs, your interaction with other road users and the system of car control.
To pass a Vort you must demonstrate 5 slow speed manoeuvres, and in combination with the general drive score a pass mark of 90% or more and not breach and road law during the drive.
5 Manoeuvres
3 Point Turn
Moving Off
U turn
Angle Park
Reverse Parallel Park
Choosing a VORT offers you the following options:
- Before 7:30am or after 6:30pm from 1 September to 31 March.
- Before 730am or after 4:15pm from 1 April to 31 March.
- Not Before 10:00am on Public Holidays or Sundays.
- Christmas Day and Good Friday NO testing permitted.
If you hold a temporary permit your given 3 Months all extensions are at the discretion of Service SA.
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Phone : 0437 655 001
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