Is Service SA closed?

All Service SA Centres are currently open.

How do I find my service SA Client Number?

You can find your client number on documents provided by Service SA (registration renewal or certificate, proof of age card, disability parking permit, etc.). If you are unable to locate your licence/client number, call Service SA on 13 10 84 for assistance.

Who looks after roads in SA?

State road network The state government through the Department for Infrastructure and Transport manages around 25% of South Australia’s total road network, including: 13,000 kilometres of sealed roads. 10,000 kilometres of unsealed roads.

How do I find my car payment Number South Africa?

the payment number (found on the registration renewal notice) the plate number and the driver’s licence/client number of the registered owner.

How do I change my address with Service SA?

You need to visit a service centre and provide proof of identity when notifying us that your name has changed. If only your address has changed, you can do this online through Service NSW….You can change your address:

online.
by phoning 13 77 88.
in person at any service centre.

What is TAC charge?

What is the TAC charge? The TAC charge is used to fund the work of the TAC in preventing accidents and caring for those who have been injured on our roads. The TAC charge will cover the owner and driver for any liability (including large court payouts) if your vehicle causes the death or injury of another person.

What size truck can I drive on a car Licence SA?

Motor vehicles authorised to be driven A motor vehicle with a GVM greater than 4.5 tonne but not greater than 8 tonne – eg trucks, vans, tippers, special purpose vehicles, and buses designed to carry 13 or more seated persons.

What does 01 mean on driving Licence?

A: Every driver, whatever size or class of vehicle, with a 01 restriction on the rear of their licence must always wear glasses or contact lenses if they have informed the DVLA that they require them for driving.

What do you know about road safety?

Avoid all distractions -Keep both eyes on the road and hands on the steering wheel! Be visible – drive with your lights on! Headlights should be dipped well before an approaching vehicle is within range of the main beam. Stay within the speed limit at all times.