Road rules / 🇦🇺 general
Road rules such as hook turns and U-turn permissions can differ between Victoria and Queensland, so when driving interstate you should:
✓ ANSWER
Learn the local rules of the state you are driving in before you go
While most rules are national, some (like Melbourne's hook turns) are state-specific — check local rules when crossing borders.
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- ✓Learn the local rules of the state you are driving in before you go
- ✗Follow your home state's rules everywhere
- ✗Assume every rule is identical nationwide
- ✗Rely on other drivers to guide you
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