The South Australia Police (SAPOL) is inviting the public to a free Australian Road Rules Road Safety Session at the Road Safety Centre, West Beach. The session will take place on Monday, November 3, 2025, at 7:00 pm. This initiative aims to provide valuable information for anyone interested in refreshing their knowledge of road rules.
Whether you’re a qualified supervising driver assisting a young learner, a parent wanting to stay informed, or simply someone keen to update your understanding of current road safety regulations, this session offers an opportunity to engage with experienced police educators. The Road Safety Centre, located at Military Road, West Beach, is known for its interactive approach to road safety education. Participants can expect to learn about key aspects of the Australian Road Rules in a practical and accessible manner.
Bookings for the session are now open via Eventbrite. Given the practical nature of the session, spaces may be limited, so early registration is recommended. This event reflects SAPOL’s ongoing commitment to promoting road safety awareness and providing the community with the tools to navigate the roads safely.
For more information and to reserve your spot, visit the Eventbrite page: eventbrite
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