Road Users' Handbook

by RTA (NSW)

If you don't have a paperback copy, you can read online free from the RTA website: http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/licensing/d...

"Whether you are a new or an experienced driver, the Road Users’ Handbook
provides practical information on NSW road rules as well as road safety, low risk
driving, vehicle registration and penalties for driving offences. The road rules are
a framework for the safe and efficient movement of traffic on NSW roads. This
updated handbook is essential reading for anyone learning to drive, or upgrading
a licence. It is also a good way for experienced drivers to keep up to date with
changes to road rules and is informative for interstate or overseas visitors who
want to drive.

This handbook is also available on RMS website (www.rms.nsw.gov.au) in: Arabic, Chinese, Croatian, Greek, Japanese, Korean, Serbian, Spanish, Turkish and Vietnamese."

188 pages, Unknown Binding

Reviews

[Paige]

NOT WROTH MY TIME. but very useful.

[Cecily]

How do I turn right

[Emily]

plot was boring as hell and there was zero character development 😤😤😤

[Catto 13]

Such a gripping and suspenseful book. It had me at the edge of my seat. Such artful storytelling.

[~Teagan~]

Really boring but I passed :) :) :)

[Nika]

lost my mind, gained my Ls

[๑ஜ๑ Jαѕмιиє ๑ஜ๑]

----- THIS BOOK IS FOR NSW AUSTRALIA ONLY -----

Nicely set out so it doesn't bore you to death or confuse you, but it is a road users handbook, so obviously your not really gonna wanna pick it up to entertain yourself :)
And that's pretty much all I can say about it, considering its not a story. Plus if you wanna drive your gonna have to read it anyway.

GOOD LUCK TO ALL GOING FOR THEIR TESTS.

[Amber Young]

Well I mean I passed the test so obviously it served its purpose, but not exactly a book I enjoyed reading...

[Louisa]

it had some nice pictures i guess

[Ella]

What a gripping story. Truly riveting.

[Lily Tilden]

What a cliffhanger, can't wait for the second one in the series 😄😄

[Topcliffe]

The road user’s handbook is an exquisite piece of Australian literature that will teach you in the ways of the road warrior. It will inspire you grab a rattle can and spray that grin a shiny chrome as you steer that roaring V8 through the gates of Valhalla.

[Reb]

Very few can master the art of storytelling but this was absolutely riveting. With twist and turns every few pages one can be truely amazed. I read this for it’s work of justice to poetry and in no way because of the distance behind my yearly goal i was.

[Willow Damaso]

Hated this book. Took me so long to read it because the plot was just so boring 🙄
The characters were basically non existent too!
Although it sucked I did however learn a thing or two about driving 🤷‍♀️

[annabelle]

i'd better pass
the graphics in this were cool

[Xanthe]

This book ruined my will to live. I better pass in 11 days or I'm suing

[Imogen]

Just shows the extraordinary nuances and ‘verbal cinema’ of Australian literature. Comparable to the brilliant works of Tim Winton. An utter delight.

[Lee]

Loved this book, it gave me tips on how to drive safely and pass the driver knowledge test. What more could you want in a book?

[Liv H]

Boring but it's an instruction manual so what else did I expect. I passed so it did its job.

[Arabella]

so boring dude

[Hen]

I learnt how to drive

[Madeline]

only read it if you are going out for your L's in Australia. good for your test but that is it.

[Jessica]

Okay. I did actually read this. It was good I suppose. I passed the test at least!

[Amelia Grace]

Dry, but I guess helpful… we’ll see

[Sabrina]

informative for people who want to achieve their l's.