SLOW SPEED MANOEUVRING. Australian Driving Institute
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Slow Speed Manouvring 

Vehicles being driven at under 20km an hour are the most likely to have an accident in built up areas.

Specifically, car parks and reversing are both high on the agenda in regards to workplace vehicle incidents. The cost of these minor accidents blows out to thousands and thousands of dollars for large fleet companies, when it can be very easily reduced through developing the slow speed driving skills of their people. This intensive course covers all the aspects of slow speed manoeuvring during our half day program.

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the importance of driving a vehicle safely in tight and confined spaces. 

  • Know the hazards and risks associated with driving at slow speed.

  • The ability to apply safe driving methods in accordance with Worlds Best Practice and Australian Road Law.

Course Includes
  • Cabin Drill – Biomechanics City and Suburbs Assessment

  • Indicators and mirrors

  • Steering accuracy

  • Braking

  • Reaction times

  • Vision and planning

  • Traffic anticipation

  • Observing Road Traffic Act

  • Observations driving in traffic Dynamic Driving

  • Vehicle balance on corners

  • Steering accuracy

  • Visions/decisions/actions

  • Gears

  • Slow Speed Driving;

    • Reverse park

    • Parallel Park

    •  Reversing around corner

    • Driving around Depots / Parks

    • Judgement in tight confines

 

Certificate
  • A Certificate of Attendance and Written Report is provided upon completion of training

 

Cost
  • POA

 

Duration
  • Half Day , 1:1

The Australian driving institute reversing and parking driving courses

Client Testimonial


"Our goal is to prevent injuries and occupational illness to our people and to minimise any adverse impact our activities may have.

 

The Australian Driving Institute’s range of courses can only help us on our journey to Zero Incidents by ensuring all drivers are fully equipped for the roads and ensure...

 

No one goes home from Northpoint hurt”


- Jim Ramsbottom. Health, Safety, Environment & Community Manager. Northpoint

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