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is it legal to eat and drive

Ah, the age-old question of multitasking behind the wheel. In Australia, there’s no specific law against eating while driving, but it can fall under the broader offence of distracted driving if it impairs your control or attention. So, technically legal but legally risky. If a cop notices you munching away and thinks you’re not in full control, you could get pinged for careless driving or distracted behaviour, which is about as fun as a flat tyre on a rainy day.

Best advice? Keep your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road. Save the snacks for when you’re parked or stopped at a safe spot. For official details, check your state’s road safety authority.

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