Fatigue and distraction

You must not use a handheld mobile phone while driving – to call, text, browse or take photos. This includes when you're stopped at lights or in traffic. You may use a phone that is hands-free and securely mounted, with only brief, infrequent touches.

Warning signs of fatigue include yawning, heavy eyes, drifting in your lane and not remembering the last few kilometres. The only cure is sleep. Take regular breaks, about every two hours, on long drives.