Essential 4wd Courses

4x4 driving courses
  • 4wd Bush Driving: Maximise traction & control when manoeuvring over uneven terrain.
  • 4wd Defensive Driving: Drive to the conditions; solutions for rollover prevention on unsealed roads.
  • Self-Recovery: Mathematical & practical steps to recover a 4wd; safely use a variety of recovery gear.

Security Courses

driving courses

Roadcraft Courses

driving courses

Instructor Courses

driving courses

Train-the-Trainer (ToT): Designed for individuals, who would like to become lead trainers in OnCourse driver training systems.

Additional

Newsletter: October 2002

Dear Reader,

Another month has already passed and our web site has a number of new articles and features that I am sure you will find interesting. Although the weather is good and the roads are dry, remember when driving on marrum use extra caution - as a dry dusty road can be as dangerous as when wet. Don't fall into a false sense of security.

If you have been reading the papers lately, you'll know there seems to be an exceptionally high number of head-on-collisions this month. Most are the result of people overtaking on a blind corner /bend. Since you know it can happen - plan for it. Have an action plan of "what to do if ...". It's an important part of defensive driving and our security training. Remember, the 5 P's - Prior Planning Prevents Poor Performance - the same applies to driving

:: Filed under 4wd Newsletters.

Security Training and Awareness Levels
Security Training and Awareness Levels
Regarding the on going insecurity up-country, if your national and or international staff are driving in these areas and you would like to minimise the risk then please contact us as training does make a difference.
WHO Announces Road Safety Day
WHO Announces Road Safety Day
It was recently announced by The World Health Organisation (WHO) that World Health Day for the year 2004 will be dedicated to "Safe Roads". Road safety issues have always been hovering around in the background of humanitarian issues and at last a major organisation is bringing it to the forefront.

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