Simone's Driver Training

Good day everyone. I hope you all had a fabulous Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all. I hope the start of your 2025 is going well. 🥳 🎉 🪅

It was so great seeing so many wonderful clients of mine achieve their goal of passing their driving test last year and I can't wait to see you all kick goals again this year!

I thought I would write a post regarding 'The Hazard Perception Test'. Many clients aren't aware of this particular test, which I am always happy to explain and provide information.

'The Hazard Perception Test' is a computer-based test that is a requirement to be passed to assist you obtaining your Provisional Drivers licence.

This particular test is to measure your ability to recognise and respond appropriately to potentially dangerous situations on the road.

The test involves watching video clips that are real life traffic situations, and having the ability to respond to them.

What clients may not be aware of, is that you now have the convenience to complete this test at home. The only option was to complete the test at your local, Service S.A centre; but it has recently been a new set up that you can do the test online. This helps find a time that suits your schedule.

The test must be completed on a computer system. Phones are unfortunately not compatible to complete the test.

Please find attached a link regarding -The Hazard Perception Test' and more information that may benefit a client, family member or friend.

https://mylicence.sa.gov.au/my-car-licence/the-hazard-perception-test

Good evening to all.

Writing a post up just as a friendly reminder to road users.

Please remember at night time, (especially) to put your head lights on. In the time span of 20 minutes on the road; I had 3 road users driving towards me with no head lights on. So dangerous! Visibly hard to see you and all cars were in not very well lit up/poor lighting areas. (Very hard to see you also when your car is black, dark navy blue or dark silver/grey which the cars were).

Please be safe, be seen, head lights on.

Thank you 🫶