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Mandatory training for ultra high powered vehicles drivers

The Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Tom Koutsantonis MP has announced a new mandatory online training course for all South Australians wanting to drive ultra high powered vehicles. Photo: file, 336810_01.

Drivers of high speed, high powered vehicles will have to undergo an online training course as part of a new […]

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