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Roselands Service NSW Driving Test Routes
About Roselands Service Centre Driving Test Center
The Roselands driving test is known for its blend of complex, high-speed road networks and quiet, narrow residential streets. Centered around a major shopping hub, you must be prepared to navigate the multi-level car park correctly, paying special attention to the stop sign at the exit, which is a common failure point. The test will almost certainly feature the busy King Georges Road (A3), a multi-lane artery requiring confident and safe lane changes. Be particularly cautious of the numerous roundabouts on roads like Bonds Road and the varied speed limits that shift from 50 km/h in residential zones to higher speeds on main roads. A key challenge is maintaining situational awareness, performing frequent and obvious head checks, and managing speed effectively through diverse traffic conditions.
Typical Speed Limits: Primarily 50 km/h in residential areas, with main roads like King Georges Road potentially having higher limits (e.g., 60-70 km/h). School zones with 40 km/h limits are present and strictly enforced during school hours.
Traffic Conditions: Traffic can be heavy on King Georges Road and around the Roselands Shopping Centre, especially during peak hours. Residential streets are generally quieter, but can be narrow.
Key Features: Exiting a multi-level car park is a key feature. The area has a significant mix of major multi-lane roads, numerous roundabouts (especially on Bonds and Broad Arrow Roads), traffic lights, and pedestrian crossings. Proximity to schools makes encountering school zones highly probable.
Common Test Maneuvers: Reverse parallel parking, three-point turns, and hill starts are common. A major focus is on lane changing on busy roads, navigating roundabouts correctly, and demonstrating impeccable observation skills (head checks).
The Roselands driving test is known for its blend of complex, high-speed road networks and quiet, narrow residential streets. Centered around a major shopping hub, you must be prepared to navigate the multi-level car park correctly, paying special attention to the stop sign at the exit, which is a common failure point. The test will almost certainly feature the busy King Georges Road (A3), a multi-lane artery requiring confident and safe lane changes. Be particularly cautious of the numerous roundabouts on roads like Bonds Road and the varied speed limits that shift from 50 km/h in residential zones to higher speeds on main roads. A key challenge is maintaining situational awareness, performing frequent and obvious head checks, and managing speed effectively through diverse traffic conditions.
Typical Speed Limits: Primarily 50 km/h in residential areas, with main roads like King Georges Road potentially having higher limits (e.g., 60-70 km/h). School zones with 40 km/h limits are present and strictly enforced during school hours.
Traffic Conditions: Traffic can be heavy on King Georges Road and around the Roselands Shopping Centre, especially during peak hours. Residential streets are generally quieter, but can be narrow.
Key Features: Exiting a multi-level car park is a key feature. The area has a significant mix of major multi-lane roads, numerous roundabouts (especially on Bonds and Broad Arrow Roads), traffic lights, and pedestrian crossings. Proximity to schools makes encountering school zones highly probable.
Common Test Maneuvers: Reverse parallel parking, three-point turns, and hill starts are common. A major focus is on lane changing on busy roads, navigating roundabouts correctly, and demonstrating impeccable observation skills (head checks).