❓ Hon Steve Martin questions the Minister Assisting the Minister for Transport regarding the inclusion, assessment, and public awareness of the 'keep left' rule on high-speed multi-lane roads in WA's driver licensing process and Perth drivers' compliance.

I refer to the Road Traffic Code 2000, Division 2 - Keeping to the left, and the requirement on multi-lane roads where the speed limit is 90km/h or more to keep left, including on freeways, if not overtaking (or if other specified conditions are not met), and I ask:(a) in what places does this rule appear in educational teaching materials in the licencing process for new drivers;(b) in what places does checks for understanding or awareness of this rule appear in theoretical driving assessments; and(c) what is the Department of Transport's assessment of the compliance and awareness of Perth drivers with this rule? I refer to the Road Traffic Code 2000, Division 2 - Keeping to the left, and the requirement on multi-lane roads where the speed limit is 90km/h or more to keep left, including on freeways, if not overtaking (or if other specified conditions are not met), and I ask: (a) in what places does this rule appear in educational teaching materials in the licencing process for new drivers; (b) in what places does checks for understanding or awareness of this rule appear in theoretical driving assessments; and (c) what is the Department of Transport's assessment of the compliance and awareness of Perth drivers with this rule?