If your car has been sideswiped, dented, scratched or damaged while it was parked on the street, you may be eligible for an accident replacement vehicle for the entire duration of your repairs.

Knowing when to give way at intersections is crucial for preventing vehicle accidents. It's always best to make sure you're familiar with the Road Rules in your state or territory. But if you did have right of way and someone hit your car, you may be eligible for an accident loan car from Right2Drive.

Tailgating is dangerous and is a leading cause of rear-end vehicle accidents. It's up to you how to respond to this kind of unsafe driving. Remember that if your car is hit from the back and you're the eligible not at fault driver, we may be able to assist you with an accident replacement vehicle.

Australia has thousands of roundabouts and it's important to understand how to use them correctly. But sometimes even if you follow all the rules, you can still find yourself involved in a car accident. Right2Drive may be able to assist you with an accident loan car for the entire duration of your repairs and at no cost to you.

Drivers need to follow Road Rules when changing and merging lanes and ensure that it is safe to do so. If you've been involved in a not at fault car accident, you may be eligible for an accident loan car.

Road rules vary from state to state and sometimes accidents happen - but Right2Drive may be able to provide an accident loan car if you're not at fault.

Being in a car accident is a stressful experience. Right2Drive has provided some safety tips to follow over the festive season to keep road users safe.

Getting ready for a long trip in the car? Here are some top tips to help you drive and arrive safely.

Like everything else in life, road rules can change from time to time. So no matter how good your memory or how long you have had your licence for, it’s important to know the current road rules before getting behind the wheel.