Driver Training
We have set new standards of excellence in the post licence driver training field and we have revolutionised several aspects of driver training in Australia to deliver an unrivalled level of expertise.
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Risk Management
No company can afford the financial or emotional cost of ignoring this issue and not having a relevant education program in place that in the long term will develop a road safety culture.
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Online Course
In addition to delivering advantages in training consistency, access and operational cost efficiency, on line training provides a number of benefits in terms of capacity to learn and retain information
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As a large business employing a combination of corporate and field employees who drive for a large portion of their day, we had an increasing challenge to provide relevant and attention-grabbing training. Driver Safety Australia understood our specific needs and were flexible in their approach to developing a customised training program for us. Their professionalism and always timely response was not only appreciated, but ensured the final product was exactly as we had envisioned and certainly hit the mark. We’ll certainly be using Driver Safety Australia for any future driving safety needs.
Patricia PereiraSkilltech is a nationwide company servicing the Utilities industry. We have almost 200 drivers out on the road, driving in all conditions, almost every day of the year… From the word go, Russell and his team have displayed an outstanding level of expertise in the field of ‘Driver Safety’.
Our business is relatively inexperienced when it comes to implementing initiatives to improve safety for our drivers. Driversafety.com.au have provided us with the means for our business to take a vital step forward in this area, steering us safely on the road to making good drivers better.
At the recent launch of the Isuzu D-Max range of vehicles, Russell and his team ensured the program ran faultlessly. Whenever we are planning either a drive day or corporate event, we just phone Driversafety.com.au and know it will be taken care of
Gary FerraroOur Services
Driver Training
We have set new standards of excellence in the post licence driver training field and we have revolutionised several aspects of driver training in Australia.
School Programs
We can partnered with Super Cheap Auto to create CARMA. CARMA is behavioural and skill-based road safety training campaign for Australian schools and universities.Seminars
We can design road safety presentations and events that provide an engaging learning platform whilst complementing your company’s OH&S philosophy.
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Young Kiwis Implored to Drive Down Road Deaths
National research uncovers key road risk factors amongst New Zealand youth New research released today has revealed young New Zealand drivers are fuelling the risk of road trauma by lacking basic car safety knowledge and skills. The data from Driver Safety New Zealand[1] showed a staggering 89 per cent of drivers aged 25 and under do not undertake regular vehicle checks – either lacking the skills to perform the checks themselves or naively believing a warning light would alert them to any safety issues. Despite one in two young Kiwis driving a vehicle that is more than a decade old, more than one third of drivers have never considered what they would do if their car broke down unexpectedly. Alarmingly, the research also revealed that one in two drivers aged 25 and under have knowingly driven a car that had a safety issue at the time, while two thirds admitted they would keep driving if their car was making an unusual noise. When it came to facing a specific issue like a broken headlight or worn windscreen wiper, the research showed that young drivers are five times more likely to spend $50 on a meal out with friends than they would on fixing a safety concern. Driver Safety New Zealand founder and CEO Russell White said this frightening research was not only endangering the lives of young drivers, but all road users. “These latent attitudes towards safety are surprising given that one quarter of young drivers have broken down suddenly, and a further two in five have been stranded when travelling in a friend... read more
Young Australians Implored to Drive Down Road Deaths
YOUNG AUSTRALIANS IMPLORED TO DRIVE DOWN ROAD DEATHS National research uncovers key road risk factors amongst Australian youth New research released today has revealed young Australian drivers are fueling the risk of road trauma by lacking basic car safety knowledge and skills. The data from Driver Safety Australia[1] showed a staggering 90 per cent of drivers aged 25 and under do not undertake regular vehicle checks – either lacking the skills to perform the checks themselves or naively believing a warning light would alert them to any safety issues. Despite one in two young Australians driving a vehicle that is more than a decade old, the same number of drivers have never considered what they would do if their car broke down unexpectedly. Alarmingly, the research also revealed that half of drivers aged 25 and under have knowingly driven a car that had a safety issue at the time, while three in five admitted they would keep driving if their car was making an unusual noise. When it came to facing a specific issue like a broken headlight or worn windscreen wiper, the research showed that young drivers are five times more likely to spend $50 on a meal out with friends than they would on fixing a safety concern. Driver Safety Australia founder and CEO Russell White said this frightening research was not only endangering the lives of young drivers, but all road users. “These latent attitudes towards safety are surprising given that one quarter of young drivers have broken down suddenly, and a further two in five have been stranded when... read more