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In a recent feature on Yahoo News Australia, Avinash Singh, criminal defence lawyer and principal at Astor Legal, offered expert insights into a frequently overlooked road rule that could cost drivers a $410 fine.

The article focuses on the requirement for motorists to use their indicators appropriately when changing lanes or turning, a rule often ignored or misunderstood by drivers.

Avinash explained that failing to signal when legally required breaches road rules and is a significant safety hazard. He emphasized that indicators are essential for communicating intentions to other road users, helping to prevent accidents and ensuring smoother traffic flow.

Avinash further highlighted that law enforcement has increasingly targeted this offence as part of broader efforts to improve road safety and reduce collisions caused by poor signaling habits.

As a seasoned criminal defence lawyer, Avinash advised motorists to avoid this fine. He urged drivers to remain vigilant about signaling requirements, ensuring they use indicators whenever turning, merging, or changing lanes to comply with the law and prioritise safety.

Avinash’s contribution to this article underscores his commitment to educating the public on critical road rules and the legal consequences of non-compliance.

His clear and practical advice reinforces his position as a trusted criminal and traffic law authority.

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