Get 20 hours off your log book by taking a Safer Drivers Course

As a young driver, receiving your P1 provisional licence is a big step in your development towards adulthood. You’ll enjoy greater freedom, with the responsibility of being legally allowed to drive alone. However, with this new responsibility come risks, and unfortunately young drivers (17 to 25) are statistically more likely to be in a fatal accident after making the transition to their P1 licence.

The Safer Drivers Course aims to prepare you for this risky time in your life and introduces you to lifelong low-risk driving behaviours. It highlights the very real road risks and lifestyle dangers you face and provides guidance and strategies on how to handle these tricky everyday situations.

Enrolling is easy and with over 60 locations across NSW there is a Safer Drivers Course for learner drivers near you. And, that’s not even the best part: learner drivers who complete the course will receive 20 hours of logbook credit. To be eligible for the course you must meet the following criteria:

• Hold a valid NSW learner licence
• Be under the age of 25
• Have completed minimum of 50 hours of actual on-road driving (any credit hours gained under the Structured Professional Lesson (3 for 1) scheme must be excluded) and must include at least 10 hours of nighttime driving

Credit: PCYC