4WD Aussie Outback Adventures
2003 model Nissan Patrol
Station Wagon.
Registered
chauffeured vehicle.
Licensed
to carry six passengers.
3
Litre Intercooled Turbo diesel.
Main
& auxiliary fuel tanks combined 125 litres capacity.
Heavy duty shock
absorbers fitted. To smooth out the rough roads.
Two spare tyres, it is advisable to carry two spare tyres north of Hawker.
Battery
operated air compressor.
Ultra High Frequency radio transmitter / receiver.
South Australia has a UHF radio regional repeater network.
UHF radios are used by most pastoralists (graziers) Service Stations,
Resorts and 4WD enthusiasts through outback South Australia.
20
litres of emergency drinking water.
CDMA
country network mobile phone.
E.P.I.R.B.
Emergency Position
Indicating Rescue
Beacon.
When activated sends a radio signal via satellite to National Search & Rescue Canberra.
Two
car jacks, one standard jack, one hi-lift jack.
Due
to limited luggage space, restrictions are necessary.
1 x Suitcase, maximum dimensions 60cm x 40cm x
20 cm (24”x 16”x 8”)
1
x soft bag, airline cabin luggage standard.
Please
bring a wide brimmed hat, nothing too
fancy
but something to cover the ears & face.
As
tolerance levels vary, your personal choice of Sun screen,
insect
/ mosquito repellant, fly net.
Comfortable
shoes, runners / joggers are fine, our tours
do
not have lot of walking involved.
Dress
code at the resorts we visit is neat casual, (golf club standard)
September
– April, Wilpena Resort & Arkaroola Resort
have
swimming pools, if you fancy a dip bring along your bathers.
South Australian Passenger Transport Board.
Registered Chauffeured Vehicles in South Australia come under the
Control of the South Australian Passenger Transport Board (PTB).
Vehicles with regular state license plates are not permitted
(or insured) to carry passengers for fare or reward.
Passenger Transport Board Controls:
To acquire a license a person must have submitted to:
To
safeguard the interests of the fare paying public only persons of good character
& health are permitted to drive registered
Chauffeured Vehicles.
1. The vehicles are in safe / sound mechanical condition.
3. Vehicles comply to an acceptable standard.
1. Smoking is not permitted in vehicles.
2. Food is not permitted to be eaten in vehicles.
3. Animals are not permitted to be carried in vehicles.
It
is advisable to check with tour operators to ensure they are accredited
operators.
Larger tour operators use sub-contract drivers
to conduct tours.
It is an offense under the P.T.B. regulations
if an accredited driver fails
to
produce his / her license when requested by a fare paying member of the public.
S.A. National
Parks & Wildlife licensed Commercial Tour Operator.
It is a
requirement of the South Australian National Parks & Wildlife Service
that all commercial tour operators, operating within the National Parks
of South Australia
must
hold a current license to operate
issued by the
South
Australian Department for Environment & Heritage.
This information is made available in the interests of
public awareness.
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