Boulevarde Driving School

Even when kids are not clearly visible or expected, please take care!!

New South Wales drivers have been warned to stay vigilant, with school zone speed limits returning from tomorrow.

Term One officially begins on February 2, but drivers found speeding could face fines of up to $3,242 and seven demerit points.

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🤔 Would you rather...

A) Perform a vehicle safety check and fix up any issues before your trip 🔧
B) Breakdown in the middle of nowhere 😰🗺️

We know what our answer is! Before you get behind the wheel this holiday season, go through the checklist in the comments and ensure everything is in working order 👇

If you're drinking this holiday season, you need a Plan B. Make sure you've sorted out how you're getting home BEFORE you have your first drink.

☎️ phone a friend
🚉 hop on public transport
🚕 hail a taxi
📲 schedule a ride-share pick-up

What's your Plan B?

In 2025, 355 people lost their lives on our state's roads. Sadly that's 28 more people than last year.

Each one a child, partner, parent, sibling or friend whose life ended in a moment. 💛

Speeding, drink driving and fatigue were the top factors. Please slow down, stay alert, and never drive impaired or tired.

🚍👀 Think the bus driver can see you in their side mirrors? Think again!

Due to their large size, buses have bigger blind spots than other vehicles. Give way and extra space to buses, take extra care when changing lanes around buses and never assume that the driver has seen you.

📸 Don't forget, all speeding offences are being enforced by average speed cameras at two light vehicle trial sites. This includes cars, motorcycles and utes 🚘 🏍️ 🛻

If you're heading away this holiday season, allow yourself plenty of travel time, including time for rest breaks, to get to your destination safely.

Stuck for an idea this Christmas? Buy someone a present they and their loved ones will benefit from....

Only a few kays DOES matter.....

The faster you go, the harder you hit.

Data shows that even a small increase in speed can mean a much longer stopping distance, and a much lower chance of survival in the event of a crash.

Slow down. Every kilometre counts.

The faster you go, the harder you hit.

Data shows that even a small increase in speed can mean a much longer stopping distance, and a much lower chance of survival in the event of a crash.

Slow down. Every kilometre counts.

How times change..... both the local area and the volume of traffic!

Leader Flashback: The Fiveways at Miranda looking toward Port Hacking Road in the 1980s. This intersection is and has been for many years a junction for transport routes providing access to all corners of the Shire. The Miranda Fire Station a landmark on the Port Hacking Road seen here in the background was built on this site in 1974. An upgrade to the Fiveways in 2002 saw the replacement of the roundabout and the installation of a series of traffic lights. Image and courtesy of the Local History Collection, Sutherland Shire Libraries. For more historical images visit: localhistory.sutherlandshire.nsw.gov.au