Destination: Australia
Practical Matters Australia   Before You Go   When You Are There    *Time    *Arriving    *Customs    *Money    *National Holidays    *Tourist Offices    *Opening Hours    *Public Transportation    *Driving    *Car Rental    *Taxis    *Personal Safety    *Telephones    *Post    *Tips/Gratuities    *Electricity    *Health    *Clothing Sizes    *Concessions   Language   Offices to Serve You Abroad	DRIVING Speed limit on motorways: 110kph Speed limit on all country roads: 100kph Speed limit on urban roads: 60kph It is compulsory for drivers and passengers to wear seat belts at all times. Random breath testing is carried out in most Australian states. Limit: 0.05 per cent of alcohol in blood. Petrol comes in leaded and unleaded grades and is sold by the litre. Service stations are plentiful, except in some Outback areas, but trading hours vary. Most service stations accept international credit cards. If your hire car breaks down you should contact the rental company, which will arrange to send road service to your location and repair the vehicle. Alternatively, most service stations will be able to assist or, at least, direct you to the nearest repair centre. Check with your own motoring club regarding reciprocal facilities.	COUNTRY Australia   Viewing   Top Ten   What To See   Where To ...   Practical Matters REGION CITIES MAPS World Europe TRAVEL BOOK