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Watto Training

Locality: Balmoral

Phone: +61 459 840 006

Address: 28 Main Avenue 4171 Balmoral, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.wattotraining.com.au

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10.01.2022 BREAKING: The lockdown ends at 6pm tonight, but some precautions will remain in Greater Brisbane for 10 days until 1am on Friday, 22 January. You must carry a mask at all times. Masks must be worn in indoor places including shopping centres and supermarkets, gyms, places of worship, libraries, public transport, and taxis and rideshare vehicles. Masks must be worn in workplaces if social distancing isn’t possible and it’s safe to do so. You don’t need to wear a mask in... private vehicles, while outdoors at a safe distance from other people or if you’re outside doing strenuous exercise. Businesses and venues can have one person per 4m indoors and one person per 2m outdoors. Smaller venues up to 200m can have one person per 2m up to a maximum of 50. You must be seated to eat and drink, and no dancing is allowed except at weddings. Gatherings are restricted to 20 people in homes and public spaces. Weddings and funerals can have up to 100 people, and dancing is allowed at weddings without restrictions. Indoor concert venues and theatres can operate at 50% capacity or one person per four square metres, whichever is greater. Outdoor stadiums can operate at 50% capacity with COVID-safe plans. Restrictions on visits to hospitals, aged care, disability accommodation and prisons will remain. See more

04.01.2022 Is Dry Steering specifically an Error in the Q-Safe Driving Test? Not specifically. Dry steering is the act of turning the steering wheel of a vehicle while the vehicle is stationary. This action can be exceptionally difficult in the absence of power-assisted steering. It is generally advised to avoid dry steering as it puts a strain on the steering mechanism and causes undue wear of the tyres.... Dry steering is most commonly seen when a learner is performing two manoeuvres in particular; the reverse park and the turnaround manoeuvre (formerly known as the three point turn). Encourage your learner to turn the steering wheel whilst the vehicle is in motion, not stationary. See more