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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.

Just enter your South Australian Government email address to access our South Australian Government user intranet site.

4WD Safety Tip

23 Seat belts save lives, no ifs, buts or maybes!
Jumping into the driver’s seat, or for that matter any seat in a vehicle, should automatically be accompanied with you plugging in your seat belt. For some really strange reason plenty of drivers don’t and especially in rural areas??? If you were ever in any doubt as to the value of its usage try these sobering facts – 1. You’re 10 times more likely to die in a crash if you’re not wearing one, 2. Wearing a belt will reduce your risk of injury or death by 50% or more, 3. An unbelted passenger in the back seat can increase the risk to the front row five-fold, 4. Blokes have a poor record compared to the girls in seat belt usage, twice as many blokes die on average and falling typically in the 17 – 39 years range, 5. Plenty of fatals (around 50%) where seat belts weren’t worn were also accompanied with alcohol consumption.

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