Melbourne is raining, is it dangerous to drive along the Great Ocean Road by yourself ?

My impression is that the Great Ocean Road is well-maintained, with speed limits generally ranging from 80 to 100 kilometers per hour. However, speed limits are lower when turning or passing through towns and villages. It's not that the slower you drive, the better or safer it is, the key is to obey traffic rules!

The Great Ocean Road is very careful only at Otway National Park, with 1 or 2 hundred bends, must be speed limited, if there is sun, it is best to drive with sunglasses, I drove before and felt very good with sunglasses, this time I didn't wear them, the sun shone and there was a white spot in front of my eyes. In Australia, it is best not to honk the horn, which has a provocative meaning.

There is no danger in driving on the Great Ocean Road, because we are not familiar with the road and driving is relatively difficult. When there is a car behind me, I will usually drive to the side of the road where I can park and let the car pass. After all the cars behind me have passed, I will continue driving, which is safer.

Drive at the speed limit, no danger.

Can you please clarify what you would like to know about the fine for an illegal parking ticket?