Riverland Driving School

Riverland Driving School Riverland Driving School -
Riverland & Mallee Areas
CBT & VORT VORT TESTS
CBT Training

Berri Barmera Council
26/08/2026

Berri Barmera Council

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You may have noticed new 40km/h time-based school speed limit signs along Crawford Terrace, Berri.

The road is part of the Department for Infrastructure and Transport (DIT) road network, with DIT responsible for the speed limit change and associated signage.

Please take care around our schools and remember to observe the new 40km/h speed limit during the times shown on the signs.

For further information about the change, please contact DIT directly. More information can be found here โ–ถ dit.sa.gov.au/infrastructure/projects/40-km-h-school-speed-limits

When do you turn your headlights on?When Lights Are Needed During the DayLow Visibility: Turn on low-beam headlights dur...
24/08/2026

When do you turn your headlights on?

When Lights Are Needed During the
DayLow Visibility:
Turn on low-beam headlights during heavy rain, fog, dust storms, or smoke, even during daytime hours.

๐ŸŒŸSunrise and Sunset:
Turn your lights on during dawn and dusk when long shadows and glare reduce vehicle visibility.

At night.
During poor visibility conditions, such as heavy rain, fog, smoke, or dust.
High-beam headlights must be turned off if:
You are within 200m of another vehicle, whether approaching or following.

Fog lights may only be used:
At night or during hazardous weather (e.g., fog, smoke, or heavy rain). FOG LIGHTS can be used during the day in fog or other hazardous weather conditions causing reduced visibility
They must be turned off in clear conditions, regardless of the time of day.

DAY TIME DRIVING LIGHTS - can be used anytime. (Not headlights)

๐ŸŒŸIf you notice street lights are on, make sure you check your lights are on๐ŸŒŸ

Today is a foggy and cold day - Keep safe and allow others to see you on the road as well.  3 Tips for Driving in FogSlo...
20/07/2026

Today is a foggy and cold day - Keep safe and allow others to see you on the road as well.

3 Tips for Driving in Fog

Slow down. Driving at normal speeds in fog can be very dangerous. ...
Always headlights, never brights or if your vehicle has fog lights.
Avoid using high-beam headlights in fog as fog consists of tiny water droplets that spread and reflect light. ...
Stay focused on the road.
Driving in fog is not a time for multi-tasking.

7NEWS Adelaide
9 News Adelaide 10News Weather Watchers Riverland

20/07/2026
As Easter  approachs, South Australians can unwind, connect with family and friends and hit the road, exploring what our...
20/03/2026

As Easter approachs, South Australians can unwind, connect with family and friends and hit the road, exploring what our State has to offer.

Heavier traffic is expected during this period โ€“ making it crucial to prioritise safety on our roads. Here are some essential tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey this Easter.
Plan Ahead
Make Purposeful Stops if traveling long distances -Fatigue
Avoid Distractions
Drive to the Conditions
Share the Road
Drug Driving: Presence of cannabis, speed, co***ne, or ecstasy is an offence and will be detected via roadside saliva tests.
Alcohol & Driving: The limit is under 0.05% BAC for fully licensed drivers, and ZERO for learner/provisional drivers.

Loving this rain after so many hot days.
21/02/2026

Loving this rain after so many hot days.

Drive to the conditions of the road๐Ÿš—.
Heavy rainfall is expected across the State, particularly across Northern areas of SA, which could result in water over tracks and roads.
Slow down & take extra care.

โ›ˆ๏ธFor storm preparation tips, visit ses.sa.gov.au/storm

โ˜Ž๏ธFor emergency storm or flood assistance, call 132 500
โ˜Ž๏ธFor life-threatening emergencies, call Triple Zero (000)

Riverland Driving School is currently concentrating on VORT TESTING.The VORT System  - Vehicle on Road TestIn South Aust...
12/01/2026

Riverland Driving School is currently concentrating on VORT TESTING.

The VORT System - Vehicle on Road Test

In South Australia, there are two ways to obtain your Driver's License, the 'Competency Based Training & Assessment' (Log Book) System or CBT&A and the 'Practical Vehicle On Road Testโ€™ or VORT System.

The VORT is an on-the-road, practical driving test where the driver must demonstrate 5 slow speed manoeuvres and pass the general drive in order to obtain their driverโ€™s license.

These 5 slow speed manoeuvres are:

Moving off on a hill
U-Turn
Reverse Parallel Park
Angle Park
3-Point Turn
To pass the VORT, the driver must demonstrate all 5 slow speed manoeuvres in combination with the general drive, score a pass mark of 90% or more and not breach any road law during the drive. Breaches of road law will result in an immediate fail.

Learn Pass Drive will teach you the 5 slow speed manoeuvres and all required road law to successfully pass the test.

Lessons will also cover:

The System of Vehicle Control
Road law compliance
Defensive driving
Safer steering methods
Safe driving strategies such as rules of observation, rules of braking, vehicle positioning, stopping distance and following distance.


Top Tips for a VORT Pass
Practice at home after each lesson. In our experience, drivers who dedicate time to practice outside of their lesson times, develop their skills faster and are ready for the VORT sooner.
Maintain concentration and focus on the day of the test.
Refresh your road law knowledge. A good tip is to do the "Practice Learnerโ€™s Theory Test Quiz" on the 'MyLicense' website prior to the test http://mylicence.sa.gov.au/my-car-licence/practice-theory-test
Be well-rested and stay calm throughout the test.
Remember the basic training and principles completed in your lesson:
Do not go over the posted speed limit for the area.
Be careful around schools and roadworks
Remember that the default speed limit in South Australia is 50 km/h, unless otherwise signed.
Always use your signals when turning, leaving a roundabout or moving away from or into the kerb.
Do not tail-gate another vehicle.
Do not straddle lane lines.
Give way to other all other vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists when required.
Always stop completely behind the line at STOP signs and at traffic lights.
Always comply with the System of Vehicle Control โ€“ centre mirror/signal/brake must be followed in that order. Refer to The Driving Companion book for more information.


Common VORT Mistakes
Failing to give away to other road users.
Speeding, including speeding throughout roadworks or in a school zone.
Straddling lane lines.
Not completely stopping behind the white line at STOP signs and traffic lights.
Not signaling for 5 seconds before moving away or changing lanes.
Stopping or parking illegally, for example in front of a bus stop or no parking zone.

Happy Christmas to you all. If you're traveling today, please be patient and stay safe, and allow time for travel and st...
24/12/2025

Happy Christmas to you all. If you're traveling today, please be patient and stay safe, and allow time for travel and stops.
If staying at home, enjoy the time with family, friends and those who you welcome to your Christmas Day.

Riverland Driving School

21/12/2025

Think! Road Safety

There are three types of Motor Driving Instructors in South Australia.If you ae unsure call 131084Instructors: MDI
29/11/2025

There are three types of Motor Driving Instructors in South Australia.
If you ae unsure call 131084
Instructors: MDI

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Monash, SA

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Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 8pm

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+61409692377

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