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In the Covid world things aren't the same anymore so we're making some changes to our most popular recreational 4WD course and you can benefit with a 20% off discount coupon when you quote COVIDSUCKS.

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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

13 Don’t be an Easter Bunny!

There are only so many public holidays in a year, so you’ve got to make the most of that precious time and Easter’s a biggie. Unless you’ve got some annual leave tucked away, that 4 days is going to evaporate pretty quickly so planning is the key. If you’re going away try to limit your drive to a 3-4 hours maximum distance from home. That’ll give you plenty of time to establish camp and still have a couple of hours to do some sightseeing on day one. With 2.5 days left to kick back and relax before the return journey you’ll be suitably chilled and less likely to fall asleep at the wheel. Plan well, have fun!

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