This is the first step in becoming a safer driver and is suitable for drivers of all ages - and skill levels. It is a full day course because we do not believe that it is possible to meaningfully teach the lessons which need to be learned in less time than this.

Driving a car is a dangerous, high risk, high stress and complicated task. Yet we all take it for granted and after getting a licence, rarely do any further training. Our Drive to Survive course adds to your skill level but not to the point of inducing over confidence. You will learn skills that may save your life but just as importantly you wil learn things that will change your attitude and approach to driving.

 Drive to Survive is a full day course with an interesting and educational mix of theory and practical exercise. Attendees use their own vehicles so they understand the limitations of both themselves and their vehicle.
Many large companies are using this course as part of their occupational health and safety policy, both for people on the road a lot as part of their job but also for anyone who drives a company car.

It is also ideal for someone to complete in the first six months or so after getting a licence.

 Supportive instructors who are skilled not just in driving, but also in communicating ensure that people who do the course are safer and better drivers at the end of the day. As with all good training, they will also have fun. Just a few comments:

" The quality of the course is very high......I am now more aware on the roads." Catherine, 19 Toorak.

" I learned so much. How fast 60 km/h is especially when have to brake to avoid an accident." Christopher, 22, Northcote.

"I liked the content of the course - the theory and the practical." Julie, 44, Adelaide.

" I had a great day and learned more about my driving than I have in ten years on the road," George, 30, Milton, Queensland.