KEEP LEFT
AND YOU’LL BE RIGHT
KLAYBR is more than common sense & a catchy phrase, it’s the law!
KEEP LEFT AND YOU’LL BE RIGHT
THE RULE THAT SAVES LIVES
Did you know that improper lane usage contributes to traffic congestion, road rage, and even deadly crashes?
“Keep Left and You’ll Be Right” is more than just common sense—it’s the law.
Join us in making Australian roads safer by learning the rules,
spreading awareness, and keeping traffic flowing smoothly.
Why It Matters
Did you know that 3 people die and 100 are seriously injured on Australian roads every day?
In 2024, Australia experienced a significant increase in road fatalities, with 1300 people losing their lives, marking the deadliest year since 2012. However, by keeping left it can help –
- Reduce congestion & improves traffic flow
- Prevent dangerous overtaking maneourve
- Ensure emergency vehicles have clear access
- Lower road rage incidents & stress while driving
The Rules and Laws
In Australia, adhering to the “keep left unless overtaking” rule is essential for maintaining smooth traffic flow and ensuring road safety. Here’s a concise over-view of the key regulations:
When to Keep Left:
- On Multi-Lane Roads with Speed Limits Over 90 km/h:
- Drivers must stay in the left lane unless overtaking another vehicle, preparing for a right-hand turn, making a U-turn, avoiding an obstacle, or if the traffic is congested.
- In the Presence of “Keep Left Unless Overtaking” Signs:
- Regardless of the speed limit, if such a sign is displayed, drivers are required to keep left unless overtaking.
- Penalties for Non-Compliance:
Exceptions to the Rule:
- Drivers are permitted to use the right lane in the following situations:.
- Overtaking another vehicle.
- Preparing for a right-hand turn or U-turn.
- Avoiding an obstacle.
- Driving in congested traffic where all lanes are occupied.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When Must I Keep Left?
- On Multi-Lane Roads with Speed Limits Over 90 km/h:
- Drivers must stay in the left lane unless overtaking another vehicle, preparing for a right-hand turn, making a U-turn,
avoiding an ob stacle, or if the traffic is congested. - In the Presence of “Keep Left Unless Overtaking” Signs,
Regardless of the speed limit, if such a sign is displayed, drivers are required to keep left unless overtaking.
Is there Exceptions to the Rule?
- Drivers are permitted to use the right lane in the following situations:
- Overtaking another vehicle.
- Preparing for a right-hand turn or U-turn.
- Avoiding an obstacle.
- Driving in congested traffic where all lanes are occupied.
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