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25.01.2022 You know the road rules - now's your chance to prove it! The red car wants to travel straight through the roundabout. The blue car has already entered the roundabout. Should the red car give way to the blue car? ANSWER: Yes, the red car needs to give way to the blue car. When entering a roundabout, always give way to any vehicles already in the roundabout. Full answer below in Transport WA's comment

23.01.2022 We’ve had a great turnout at our Free coffee and bike service on Mitchell Freeway shared path celebrations. There’s still time to park your bike or pause your walk to enjoy a free bike service and coffee at the Goody Close path entrance, Mount Hawthorn. SUN 1 NOV 9 am to 12 pm... WED 4 NOV 6.30 am to 8.30 am SUN 8 NOV 9 am to 12 pm Our team will be on hand to ask questions about your riding and walking experience. Thank you Lady Latte, Perth Coffee Express - Mobile Coffee Van & Cart Services, BikeDr., and BikeWise for your support! You can also let us know how you use the walking and riding facilities between Reid Highway and Glendalough train station. Have your say: https://dotwagov.com/3iWch5c Your valuable feedback will help us continue improving our network.

23.01.2022 You know the road rules - now is your chance to prove it! The blue car is turning right at the roundabout from a single lane road, with no arrow markings, into a multi-lane road. Which lane can the blue car turn into? ANSWER: the blue car can turn into either lane. The driver can enter either lane, as there are no gore markings or marked lines or arrows to indicate a particular path. Full answer below in Transport WA's comment

23.01.2022 The first stage of the Roe Street revitalisation is now underway between Beaufort Street and Stirling Street The project will deliver separated space and wider footpaths for pedestrians, alfresco dining and protected bike lanes increasing safety and encouraging more people to walk and ride throughout the city centre. The $22 million upgrade is being funded under the $1.5 billion #PerthCityDeal, a ground-breaking partnership between the Australian and WA Governments and t...he City of Perth . Find out more at https://engage.perth.wa.gov.au/roe-street-enhancement-2021

23.01.2022 Enjoy a fun filled day at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour this Thursday! Go on a treasure hunt along the new walking trails and go into the draw to WIN some amazing prizes. FREE EVENT! Thursday 8 October 10 am to 3.00 pm... Meet at Bathers Beach House to take part Adult supervision required at all times. See more

22.01.2022 Want to share your thoughts on how you travel around the city? Today is your last chance to help shape the Perth Greater CBD Transport Plan Complete the survey before midnight tonight at bit.ly/36jabId

22.01.2022 You know your rules on the water now’s your chance to prove it! The orange and blue boats are both approaching the same public jetty. Which boat should give way? ANSWER: The orange boat on the outer course needs to give way to the blue boat on the inner course. Full answer below in Transport WA’s comment

22.01.2022 Heads up our phone and online service including payments, rego check, PDA bookings and changing your address will be offline tomorrow from 1:30pm to 5:30pm. We regularly have planned maintenance and upgrades from time to time to ensure we can improve our services. Sorry for the inconvenience.

22.01.2022 Think you know the rules? Prove it. Let us know if anything stumped you https://www.transport.wa.gov.au//road-rules-theory-test-qu

21.01.2022 Have your say on the Ruislip St Safe Active Street project in the Town of Cambridge View the map and provide your feedback on the proposed routes at www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/ruislipSAS What is a Safe Active Street? We work with local government to convert residential streets into shared active walking and bike riding routes, linking local destinations. These streets create a safer shared space for people who walk, ride and drive a car. The proposed east-west route alo...ng Ruislip Street offers a safe connection for cyclists and pedestrians to local amenities and public transport. The project also includes two north-south options to link Lake Monger and the West Leederville train station. Submissions close 5pm, 12 October 2020. See more

21.01.2022 Surprise your loved ones with a set of #PlatesWA custom plates this Christmas. Prices from $105! Order by Thursday 3 December for a pre-Christmas delivery Buy now at www.plateswa.com

21.01.2022 Pre-summer boat safety blitz this weekend Our Marine Safety WA inspectors will be checking boats, trailers and safety equipment including flares at boat ramps from Woodman Point to Port Kennedy. Reminder to skippers to complete their ‘BEST’ boat check before heading out on the water.... Learn more: www.transport.wa.gov.au/best See more

21.01.2022 If anyone knows the importance of securing a belt, it's this guy! Great to see Danny Green right at home with a couple of champions from our Customer Service Centre yesterday. #36wins #28KOs #buckleup #beltsareforwinners

20.01.2022 Did you know that you can receive a range of DoT invoices and notices electronically, via email or BPAY view? To set up digital billing or change your billing preferences login to DoTDirect and select your choice on your profile page.

20.01.2022 Do you live in Perth's Greater CBD area? If you live in Perth, Northbridge, East Perth, Claisebrook, West Perth or Crawley-Nedlands you might get a visit from one of our friendly interviewers. Over the next few weeks we will be going door to door asking inner-city residents how and why they travel around the Greater CBD area as part of consultation for the final phase of the Perth Greater CBD Transport Plan.... If you're not home when we visit, we’ll leave a flyer with a link to the online survey so you don’t miss out.

19.01.2022 Radar Detectors Banned Don't get caught out, new penalties introduced by Road Safety Commission start tomorrow, Mon 12 October. Remove any device which is capable of measuring speed equipment from your vehicle or risk a hefty penalty. Drivers caught with a radar detector fitted to, within or on their vehicle - operational or not, will be issued with a $1,200 on the spot infringement and 7 demerit points. Learn more: www.rsc.wa.gov.au/Rules-Penalties/Browse/Radar-detectors

17.01.2022 Looking for the perfect Christmas gift? #PlatesWA has got you covered! With a range of personalised designs to choose from, there's a plate to suit everyone. Order by Thursday 3 December for delivery by Christmas.

17.01.2022 No1 team in the West, No 1 premiership and No1 plate now is your chance to get your hands on this unique West Coast Eagles plate!

17.01.2022 Our DoT Bunbury Centre was recently opened as a trial ServiceWA centre, allowing the local community to complete over 80 transactions from across WA Government in one convenient location. Our friendly staff can also show customers from the region how to complete transactions online, at a time and location convenient to them. The one-stop shop trial opening is a major step towards reforming service delivery across WA. Alongside the centre, ServiceWA is continuing its digital ...works to support agencies delivering services online. Visit WA.gov.au/ServiceWA to learn more about how we are working together to make it easier to connect with State Government.

16.01.2022 UPDATE FRIDAY 18 JUNE: Our EFTPOS facilities are back up and running today. Thank you for your patience. EFTPOS services temporarily down EFTPOS facilities are currently unavailable at our Driver and Vehicle Services Centres and transactions requiring card payment cannot be completed at this time. We are hoping to get our EFTPOS system back online soon and will update you as soon as card payments can be made. We apologise for any inconvenience.

16.01.2022 Don't forget, if you currently hold an F or T driver's licence extension and plan to apply for a passenger transport driver (PTD) authorisation, you need to apply by 31 October if you want us to waive your first year's authorisation fee. If you apply after 31 October you will need to pay the application fee ($28) and the authorisation fee ($88). Apply now: http://dotwagov.com/ptd-apply

16.01.2022 Do you identify as being culturally and linguistically diverse? Does your religion, race, language or ethnicity differ from Anglo Saxon or Anglo Celtic (mainly English speaking) background? If so, the Transport Portfolio (Department of Transport, Main Roads Western Australia and Public Transport Authority/ Transperth) is seeking your feedback on how we can improve our services, information and facilities for culturally and linguistically diverse people. To help us, please co...mplete this simple, 5-minute survey. Your feedback will help us to improve our services. Individual responses will remain anonymous. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DoTmulticultural

16.01.2022 Avon Central Coast Regional 2050 Cycling Strategy consultation extended You now have until Friday 27 November to have your say on the future of cycling in the Avon and Central Coast region. Together with Shire of Beverley, Shire of Chittering, Shire of Dandaragan, Shire of Gingin, Shire of Northam, Shire of Toodyay and Shire of York we need your help to understand the opportunities for bike riding in the region. ... We want to hear from everyone whether you ride to work or school, bike for fun or use shared paths to walk, skateboard or more. Flex your creative muscles! Submit your best photo or video of your local cycling adventures to WIN 1 of 3 Wiggle sport shop vouchers. Learn more: https://www.mysaytransport.wa.gov.au/avon-centralcoast-cycl

14.01.2022 You know the road rules - now is your chance to prove it! The blue car and grey car are both travelling straight ahead in a built-up area and the traffic lights change to yellow. Are both vehicles required to stop? ANSWER: In this situation, the blue car does not need to stop as it has already entered the intersection. The grey car must stop as close as practicable to, but before reaching the stop line, unless it is unsafe to do so. Full answer below in Transport WA's comment

14.01.2022 **SURVEY CLOSES NOV 2** If you identify as being culturally and linguistically diverse or your religion, race, language or ethnicity differs from Anglo Saxon or Anglo Celtic (mainly English speaking) background - we'd like to hear from you before our survey closes on NOV 2. We are seeking your feedback on how we can improve The Transport Portfolio (Department of Transport, Main Roads Western Australia and Public Transport Authority/ Transperth) services, information and facilities for culturally and linguistically diverse West Australians. To help us, please complete this simple, 5-minute survey and don't forget to pass on to (or tag) friends and family - we'd love to hear from them, too!

13.01.2022 In honour of spooooky season here's some scary Aussie tales from the road. Are there some local WA road wraiths we don't know about? Share in the comments below.

13.01.2022 Have your Say on the Swan River (Upper Reaches) Aquatic Use Review Skippers and waterway users, we want your feedback on proposed changes to make Swan River upstream of Windan Bridge, safer and more accessible for all. Key suggested changes include: Increased water ski area at Belmont. 2 year trial to allow personal water craft upstream of Windan Bridge.... Consultation closes Friday 30 October 2020. See more

13.01.2022 Important update for bus, taxi, rideshare and charter vehicle drivers The Transport (Road Passenger Services) Regulations 2020 have changed. As an F or T extension holder, you can now keep operating while your passenger transport driver (PTD) authorisation application is finalised by the Department of Transport. If you have submitted a PTD authorisation application by 11.59pm on Wednesday 30 June 2021 you may continue to drive for hire or reward until your application... is finalised or Monday 31 January 2022, whichever comes first. Register for a DoTDirect account to complete your application at transport.wa.gov.au/DoTDirect Visit transport.wa.gov.au/PTDapply for more info.

12.01.2022 The final day of our Free coffee and bike service on Mitchell Freeway shared path runs this weekend SUN 8 NOV. Park your bike and pause your walk to get a free coffee and bike service at the Goody Close path entrance, Mount Hawthorn. Our team will be on hand to ask questions about your riding and walking experience. Your valuable feedback will help us continue to improve our network.

12.01.2022 If you hold an F or T extension and haven't moved over to the passenger transport driver (PTD) authorisation, get in by SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER to have your first year's authorisation fee waived. You can apply through DoTDirect. Hot tip: Before you apply, you will need a national police clearance and you may need a medical assessment. Check if your medical is due in the next three months, and if it is then you’ll need a new one. Learn more at http://dotwagov.com/ptd-apply

11.01.2022 Don't miss out on this great opportunity to see Peter Ryan Art working on something really special at Hillarys Boat Harbour. The giant mural skirting the old Great Escape site is now 50% complete and really starting to take shape - visit Hillarys soon to check it out for yourself! Even the seagulls can't hide their curiosity #hillarysboatharbour... #seayouathillarys #thereslotstoloveabouthillarys See more

11.01.2022 Got a teen who is old enough to go for their learner's permit? Here are our top tips to get the show on the road: 1 Get familiar with the Road Rules, get a copy of the Drive Safe Handbook. 2 Visit our website to practise our road rules theory test quizzes. 3 Make sure you have the right identification documents before you visit us.... 4 Visit a Driver and Vehicle Services centre from Mon-Fri 8.15am - 3.45pm to apply and pay for your Learner's Permit. You don't need to book, just rock up to your nearest centre. 5 Pass the theory test and they've got your learner's permit! Now they can start learning to drive with a supervisor See more

11.01.2022 Need to update your details with us? Too easy - register for DoTDirect to access our services online. Sign up: www.transport.wa.gov.au/dotdirect

10.01.2022 Sun is shining, the weather is sweet, time to get out on your bike and pedal with your feet! With sweeping views of Perth City it's no surprise that people are riding more than ever before along South Perth foreshore. WA Bike Month is here get out and get on your bike this October! For your chance to win a $100 bike shop voucher for you and a friend - upload a photo to Instagram with the hashtag #ridetogetherwa and tag a friend you want to ride with.

09.01.2022 We don't hand out licences in cereal boxes... If you're planning to get your L's this holidays, be sure to read the Driving Techniques for Safer Drivers booklet and practice like your life depends on it - because it does. If you're under 25 you must complete a minimum of 50 supervised driving hours before you can take your PDA and get your licence ... Find out what it takes to be successful at dotwagov.com/learntodrive

09.01.2022 This year we have seen people riding on WA’s picturesque paths in record numbers. There are many scenic bike paths along rivers and beaches to explore! Do you prefer riverside rides or coastal cruises? Let us know your favourite bike paths in the comments

08.01.2022 Have you downloaded the free SafeWA app? A reminder that mandatory contact registers are in place at a number of businesses, including food and licensed venues at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour, Hillarys Boat Harbour, and other venues across WA. Get the SafeWA app to quickly and safely register your attendance at venues this summer. ... Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour Sorrento Quay, Hillarys Boat Harbour Hillarys Boardwalk - Hillarys Boat Harbour

07.01.2022 Upcoming website outage Heads up our phone and online service including payments, rego check, PDA bookings and changing your address will be offline tomorrow from 1:30pm to 5:30pm. We regularly have planned maintenance and upgrades from time to time to ensure we can improve our services. Sorry for the inconvenience.

07.01.2022 Time is running out to help shape the Perth Greater CBD Transport Plan! Complete the survey telling us how you travel into and around the inner city by Wednesday 25 November to have your say. Access the survey online at https://bit.ly/36jabId

06.01.2022 You know the road rules now is your chance to prove it! In what order does everyone need to go? ANSWER: pedestrian goes first, followed by the blue car and lastly the red car. Remember that drivers must give way to pedestrians crossing the road that their vehicle is entering. Full answer below in Transport WA's comment

06.01.2022 Booking a taxi, rideshare or charter service is a great way to take the hassle out of NYE celebrations. Using an authorised on-demand booking service will help to keep you, your driver and other road users safe You can find a list of authorised booking services at dotwagov.com/authoriseddrivers

05.01.2022 SCAM TEXT ALERT The Department of Transport has been advised that some customers have received a text message stating they have a new MyGov message in relation to their driver’s licence being suspended due to demerit points. This text message is not from the Department of Transport. If you receive this text message DO NOT click on any links in the message or open attachments from any emails.... You can safely check your demerit points via the Demerit points check tool on our website (https://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licensing/demerit-points.asp). To report this scam or for more information on phishing attempts please visit the Scamwatch website. (https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/)

05.01.2022 Old is new again! The Arrol crane has been refurbished and has returned to its rightful place at the end of Jetty Road Causeway. The crane, which was built in 1911 by Sir William Arrol and Co Ltd. in Glasgow, was one of several located on the Bunbury Timber Jetty and used to load and unload ships. Work continues on phase 2 of the Jetty Rd upgrade with a new penholder facility and public toilet complex nearing completion. This project is part of Transforming Bunbury's Waterfront.

05.01.2022 You know the road rules now is your chance to prove it! The grey car has moved into the intersection on a green traffic light. While waiting for a break in traffic the light has turned red. Can the grey car complete the turn on a red light? ANSWER: If you answered YES - you are correct! The grey car can complete their turn while the light is yellow or red, if it is safe to do so. Full answer below in Transport WA's comment.

04.01.2022 If you haven't tried out the recently opened Mitchell Freeway PSP, there's no better time! Join us for Free coffee and bike service on Mitchell Freeway shared path from 6:30AM - 8:30AM tomorrow (WEDS 28) Park your bike and pause your walk to get a free coffee and bike service at the Goody Close path entrance, Mount Hawthorn. Our team will be on hand to ask questions about your riding and walking experience. Your valuable feedback will help us continue to improve our network.

04.01.2022 You know the road rules - now’s your chance to prove it! The white and red car are travelling straight through the roundabout. How should they indicate? ANSWER: The cars don't need to indicate when they're entering the roundabout because they're travelling straight through it. If practicable, both cars should indicate left when they’ve passed the last exit before the one you intend to use. Full answer below in Transport WA’s comment

03.01.2022 Kids head back to school tomorrow Please remember to slow down to 40 km/h in all school zones and watch out for kids crossing the road.

03.01.2022 Have your say on the Mitchell Freeway shared path We want to know about your cycling and walking experience between Reid Highway and Glendalough train station. Your feedback will help us continue to improve our principal shared path network. Have your say: https://dotwagov.com/3iWch5c IG: @bikewalktransitperth

02.01.2022 Last weekend we hosted the final free coffee and bike service event to celebrate the completion of the Mitchell Freeway shared path. Thanks to everyone who made this event a success! Have you had a chance to try the new path yet? Leave us a comment and let us know your thoughts

02.01.2022 Tragically, one child is run over in the driveway of his or her own home every week in Australia. Please ensure you know where your children are before you go. More information: https://bit.ly/2MsVQiZ

02.01.2022 Good news for Shire of Derby/West Kimberley residents! The State Government has announced a 12-month trial of a Derby to Broome air service, with a tender to be released within weeks The proposed new air service will provide more choice and greater flexibility for residents, workers and visitors travelling between Derby and Broome.

02.01.2022 If you identify as being culturally and linguistically diverse or your religion, race, language or ethnicity differs from Anglo Saxon or Anglo Celtic (mainly English speaking) background - we'd like to hear from you! The Transport Portfolio (Department of Transport, Main Roads Western Australia and Public Transport Authority/ Transperth) is seeking your feedback on how we can improve our services, information and facilities for culturally and linguistically diverse people. To help us, please complete this simple, 5-minute survey and don't forget to pass on to (or tag) friends and family - we'd love to hear from them, too.

02.01.2022 The 2020 Your Move Awards was held last week, bringing together 120 of our Your Move champions to celebrate their success in getting people walking, riding and using public transport The awards were presented by The Hon. Minister for Transport Rita Saffioti MLA, and included new Western Australian Bicycle Network awards for local government partners delivering exemplary cycling and walking infrastructure projects across WA. To find out more about our winners’ achie...vements, head to the Your Move website: yourmove.org.au/2020-your-move-awards Congratulations to everyone who was shortlisted and all of our program participants for your enthusiasm and dedication. Keep up the great work! See more

01.01.2022 Today marks the start of the fourth annual 16 Days in WA Stop Violence Against Women campaign by the Department of Communities It’s important that we all do what we can to stop violence against women. Together, we can make a difference. For more information and helpful resources visit communities.wa.gov.au/projects/16-days-in-wa... #16DaysInWA #StopTheViolence