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Featured Video: First Time Out

First Time Out has been a favourite with clients for nearly twenty years, in two parts, a Wednesday theory evening followed by a Saturday practical.

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SA Government 4WD/ATV Driver & Rider Training Program

If you are employed by SA Government and use 4WDs or ATVs in your work you'll find the only contracted driver and rider training programs right here.

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4WD Safety Tip

44 Full-face or open?

If you’re an operator of an ATV or a UTV you should be wearing a helmet. Something like 15-20 Australians lose their lives annually riding ATVs and it shouldn’t be so. Most deaths occur on farms and 80% due to rollovers and unbelievably most are brain injured. Some are crushed. Those brain injuries would likely have been prevented by helmet usage. So what do you wear? For me it’s obvious, a full-face gives full-protection, protecting not only the internals but also the external. Copping a hit to the chin and smashing your jaw, teeth and nose doesn’t sound like my idea of fun!

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