Whether you're planning a big Australian road trip or just renting a car while across the ditch, it's worth brushing up on your Aussie road rules.
Especially when something as simple as tooting goodbye or paying for a drive-through meal using your phone could get you a $760 fine.
Here are some of the more unusual road rules that can easily catch locals and tourists out.
Tooting horn and waving farewell: $760
Few drivers would think twice about tooting their horns and waving goodbye to a friend. However, in Australia, this innocent-seeming act could see you fined for two individual actions; "part of body outside the vehicle" which is a $380 fine and "unnecessary use of horn or warning device", which is $380 in NSW.
Flashing lights to warn others of speed camera: $126
The driver who flashes their lights, letting you know about a speed camera or cop ahead is often considered a good samaritan of sorts. Unfortunately, it's a trick that could earn you an infringement notice of up to $126. According to the rules, the specific issue isn't tipping off fellow drivers but using a "high beam towards oncoming vehicle".