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Welcome to Defensive Driving. Defensive driving is not driving slowly, its driving on your guard and being ready to take evasive action immediately. Defensive driving involves techniques such as checking over your shoulder when changing lanes, covering your brake when approaching dangerous situations in the traffic, and many other techniques that will help keep you and your passengers safe. By learning how to be a defensive driver, you'll be prepared for a worst case scenario and respond spontaneously to the pre-learned safety drills. |
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Contact Phil Burns RTA approved Older Driver Assessor
Ph: (02) 4953 9293 Or Contact via Email... |
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Learning to drive? One hour with a qualified driving instructor, will give you a credit of three hours in your driving log book. By taking advantage of the three hour credit scheme, you will not only increase your driving hours, but will be taught by a qualified instructor.
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