GO4PS Drive School

25/12/2024

Wishing all my family and friends a wonderful Christmas

02/08/2024

12/05/2024

Replying to your mate's text can wait.

Distracted driving rules are in place, regulating the use of a range of portable, mountable, wearable and inbuilt devices while driving or riding.

Before you hit the road, read the rules: https://bit.ly/3ImB9Tw

15/02/2023

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-15/victorian-road-rules-phones-wearable-devices-changes/101977098?fbclid=IwAR2M1MlH00C_Ajzztf3zcZQMMw0p9kJg0FHfiW-GG5Qzmxsbg2aXyiAabnA&mibextid=Zxz2cZ

The changes are aimed at reducing potentially deadly incidents, with statistics showing distraction is involved in at least 11 per cent of road fatalities. But there has also been some confusion about how they will be enforced.

12/10/2022

12/10/2022

If your drive test is coming up, plan ahead to ensure your car is in tip-top shape or you'll risk having to reschedule your test. Find out if your vehicle meets all the requirements here: https://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/licences/your-ps/get-your-ps/the-drive-test

23/09/2022

Who had a Mini back in the day? I know that NSW Police used them as highway vehicles instead of motorcycles. In its heyday, the Morris Mini Cooper S was, without doubt, one of the fastest and best-handling production cars on Australian roads having won Bathurst in 1966. In the hands of a good driver, there were not too many cars that could get away from the Mini.
Unlike cars today, the interior of a Mini was at best, spartan. With its speedo located in the centre of the console and uncomfortable seats, spartan seemed to be its hallmark.
My third car was a Mini…..Even though I’m 6’ 2” (in the old money) it was a great little car but used to stall in wet weather.
Photo shared from Australian Police Cars

05/09/2021

Hey Catherine hope your driving is going well

05/09/2021

Due to the recent government enforced lockdown.
I am currently closed until further offical notice from the government