Through our team’s 90+ collective years of experience as emergency services drivers, we’ve determined that the best way to teach driving is one-on-one.
In a group course setting, it’s too easy to take a back seat and become a passenger in your own learning. Our instructors will sit in that passenger seat and guide you through a better and safer way to drive your vehicle, whether it’s a 4WD, family wagon, or performance car.
We are taking our years of track-based skills and road-based experience to deliver a training system that’s different to almost anything else out there.
The other main point of difference with us? All our training is on roads.
We meet you at a convenient location, sit in a relaxed setting and talk about what you do now when driving and how we can make this safer.
We’ll look over your car and walk through its modern safety features. Then, we take the passenger seat. We guide you in how to advance your driving skills – in your car.
Observations are key to everything we do in motor vehicles of any type. Our aim is to teach you a better way to drive your vehicle, to help you be a safer driver who’s more aware of your surroundings.
During a discussion with one of Australia’s most respected post-Learner driver training authorities regarding this research, he stated:
Consider a driver who has been driving for 30-plus years without a collision. Are they just lucky? Or is it because they’ve had further training and more on-road experience since the guidance they initially received when going for their Learner’s (… all those years ago)?
Motor vehicle technology has changed dramatically in the past decade. Our training has adapted to this. Driving a modern vehicle safely just doesn’t align with the driving drills that were relevant even just 10 years ago.
Just as driving standards and safety practices in emergency services have changed, First Time’s standards and safety practices have evolved as well.
In a nutshell? We don’t teach outdated practices and wouldn’t want our clients paying for this.
Our training isn’t designed to make you more confident to solely deal with an emergency situation on the road.
Our training is designed to make you more confident to not get yourself – and any passengers – in that unsafe situation in the first place.
