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المزيدl January 23rd, 2008, 12:26 PM
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نظام القيادة في استراليا .. والمخالفات ..
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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
المعلومات التالية عن القيادة في أستراليا مثل
ماذا تفعل في حالة حدوث حادث لا قدر الله
وعن القيادة وإستخدام الهاتف الجوال
وعن نظام حسم النقاط لكل مخالفة (شاهد الملفات المرفقة )
Mobile phones and driving
The safest way to use a mobile phone while driving is to pull over and park in a safe place.
It is illegal to drive or ride a vehicle while using a hand-held mobile phone. The penalty is a significant fine and three demerit points.
This means that talking, sending or receiving text messages, playing games or taking photos are illegal when using a hand-held phone. It is also illegal to perform these activities when your vehicle is stopped but not parked, for example when you are waiting at traffic lights.
A hands-free device can reduce the physical effort to make and receive calls but it doesn't necessarily make it safe to use a phone while driving. It is illegal to use a hands-free phone while driving if it causes you to lose proper control of your vehicle. The penalty is a significant fine and demerit points.
If you must talk on a hands-free phone while driving:
Make sure it is a hands-free phone that is set up and working before you start driving.
Keep the conversation short. Don't engage in complex or emotional conversations.
Tell the person on the other end that you are driving and may have to end the call.
Never text message (SMS) while driving.
End the call if it is distracting you from driving.
Remember, if you don't have proper control of your vehicle because you are talking on a hands-free mobile phone you are guilty of an offence.
http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/roadsafety/mobilephones.html
Accidents
Actions to be taken in the event of an accident:
Stop immediately.
Use headlights, indicator lights or hazard lights to warn other drivers, and to light up the scene if it is dark.
If possible send someone to warn oncoming drivers.
Help the injured.
Dial 000 (some mobiles may require dialling 112 instead) to make contact with Police (and/or Ambulance) if anyone is killed or injured, either your vehicle or the other vehicle needs to be towed away or you are unable to provide particulars to the owner.
Exchange drivers' names, addresses, registration numbers and names of vehicle owners with others involved in the crash.
Clear the road of broken glass and debris.
After an accident has occurred always be mindful of your own safety, as well as that of others. Whatever you do, always be on the alert for the dangers posed by vehicles still using the road.
http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/roadsafety...x.html?rslid=3
النقاط المفقودة لعدم ربط حزام الأمان
http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/rulesregul...seatbelts.html
لتسديد المخالفات المرورية
http://www.infringements.nsw.gov.au/injInfringement.asp
مهم جدا ... راجع المرفقات على الرابط التالي ..
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January 23rd, 2008, 12:26 PM
نظام القيادة في استراليا .. والمخالفات ..السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
المعلومات التالية عن القيادة في أستراليا مثل
ماذا تفعل في حالة حدوث حادث لا قدر الله
وعن القيادة وإستخدام الهاتف الجوال
وعن نظام حسم النقاط لكل مخالفة (شاهد الملفات المرفقة )
Mobile phones and driving
The safest way to use a mobile phone while driving is to pull over and park in a safe place.
It is illegal to drive or ride a vehicle while using a hand-held mobile phone. The penalty is a significant fine and three demerit points.
This means that talking, sending or receiving text messages, playing games or taking photos are illegal when using a hand-held phone. It is also illegal to perform these activities when your vehicle is stopped but not parked, for example when you are waiting at traffic lights.
A hands-free device can reduce the physical effort to make and receive calls but it doesn't necessarily make it safe to use a phone while driving. It is illegal to use a hands-free phone while driving if it causes you to lose proper control of your vehicle. The penalty is a significant fine and demerit points.
If you must talk on a hands-free phone while driving:
Make sure it is a hands-free phone that is set up and working before you start driving.
Keep the conversation short. Don't engage in complex or emotional conversations.
Tell the person on the other end that you are driving and may have to end the call.
Never text message (SMS) while driving.
End the call if it is distracting you from driving.
Remember, if you don't have proper control of your vehicle because you are talking on a hands-free mobile phone you are guilty of an offence.
http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/roadsafety/mobilephones.html
Accidents
Actions to be taken in the event of an accident:
Stop immediately.
Use headlights, indicator lights or hazard lights to warn other drivers, and to light up the scene if it is dark.
If possible send someone to warn oncoming drivers.
Help the injured.
Dial 000 (some mobiles may require dialling 112 instead) to make contact with Police (and/or Ambulance) if anyone is killed or injured, either your vehicle or the other vehicle needs to be towed away or you are unable to provide particulars to the owner.
Exchange drivers' names, addresses, registration numbers and names of vehicle owners with others involved in the crash.
Clear the road of broken glass and debris.
After an accident has occurred always be mindful of your own safety, as well as that of others. Whatever you do, always be on the alert for the dangers posed by vehicles still using the road.
http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/roadsafety...x.html?rslid=3
النقاط المفقودة لعدم ربط حزام الأمان
http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/rulesregul...seatbelts.html
لتسديد المخالفات المرورية
http://www.infringements.nsw.gov.au/injInfringement.asp
مهم جدا ... راجع المرفقات على الرابط التالي ..
http://www.gulfscholars.com/showthread.php?t=235
بالتوفيق