Remote Travel Quick Tips

Police remind the community to travel safe in remote areas and plan ahead.

About 5pm yesterday Tuesday 4 November, police were called to an area about 40km from Amata to reports a vehicle had utilised an online mapping app causing the car to leave the main highway where the car became bogged.

Police were in attendance and assisted when a second car also reported being bogged where police assisted with the second rescue.

Fortunately, there were no reports of any injuries.

This is a timely reminder to the community when travelling in remote areas to plan a route before you travel and not to rely on apps, be aware of the conditions of where you are travelling and tell someone where you are going.

For more travel tips please head to our website Remote-Travel-Safety.pdf

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