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Video- Australian Road Safety Council - using your hand signals- FE

Started by Shayne, August 08, 2010, 12:18:20 AM

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Shayne

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Well found shayne, Thats a great ad, thanks for sharing it .
Cheers Stewy.
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Hand outside and then point to left over the roof.  Some of the older drivers in our vintage car club still do it that way.  I only use the stop and right hand signals in my vintage.

Keith
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Ed

I thought signalling left was the same as stop?

At least that was what I was told, I'm not old enough to have lived it.

the only signals I usually see now are the "I'm not happy" signal.  :D

CHeers

Ed
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ED, is that the same as the "look up at that birdy" signal ;D

Dean.

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Quote from: Ed on August 10, 2010, 08:34:50 AM
I thought signalling left was the same as stop?

That is/was the rule for NSW: The arm-out, hand facing up is the signal for both "Stop" or "Slowing (to turn left)". Maybe the signals were different in other states? Dunno.
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Johns

What you may not remember is the NSW "give way to the vehicle on your right rule".

This meant that if there was a car coming out of a side street on your right you had to give way to it , no matter what >:( Can you imagine dealing with that on the Hume Highway today ???

I learned to drive just as this was changed, I can't tell you how stessful it was. Thankfully we followed the Canberra (UK) example of "major and minor roads" hence the Give Way signs we see today :P

Cheers
John
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Ed

Quote from: Johns on September 09, 2010, 03:14:05 PM
What you may not remember is the NSW "give way to the vehicle on your right rule".

This meant that if there was a car coming out of a side street on your right you had to give way to it , no matter what >:( Can you imagine dealing with that on the Hume Highway today ???

I learned to drive just as this was changed, I can't tell you how stessful it was. Thankfully we followed the Canberra (UK) example of "major and minor roads" hence the Give Way signs we see today :P

Cheers
John

and if you ride a push bike many drivers still believe in that rule...
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Quote from: Shayne on August 08, 2010, 12:18:20 AM
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