In NSW driving tests, relying solely on a reverse camera is a no-go. The authorities want to see your neck-craning, mirror-checking, and shoulder-glancing skills in action. A reverse camera might be a helpful gadget in your daily drive, but during the test, it's your eyes and physical checks that matter. The examiner expects you to demonstrate safe and proper observation techniques without tech shortcuts. So, keep that camera as a backup, not your primary tool. For more detailed rules, consult the official Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) guidelines or check resources like ServiceCentral.

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