When travelling to remote areas, ensure you have spare water and some non perishable food stashed / tucked away in your vehicle, a good idea if you get delayed between towns or because of weather. This bit of planning will make an unexpected delay, a comfort break rather than a big problem due to lack of water or food. Make sure that your planned en-route stops, will have any necessities, such as fuel.
 

• Leave all gates as you found them, this means usually they are closed.
• Always seek permission before entering private or leasehold land.
• If a road is closed because it is wet, stay off it, penalties may apply for this unwelcome behaviour.
• If fossicking, ensure you have permission/permits and fill in any holes that you make.
• Don't take dogs or firearms on to private properties, government parks, reserves etc.
• Dispose of rubbish properly, take it with you.

• If travelling into remote areas, advise someone of your destination.
• Ask the locals for information and advice.
• Drive carefully and slow down on unsealed roads.
• Slow down on approaching curves and bends, especially on unsealed roads.
• Drive carefully in the early morning and dusk, native wildlife are more active at these times.
• If you do break down, stay with your car.
• Ensure you carry some hoses and belts for your car.
• Ensure you have calculated enough fuel between fuel stops.
• Ensure you have enough water for your personal and passengers consumption.