On-Road Training

Safer Drivers. Smarter Decisions. Safer Workplaces.

Give your employees the practical skills and confidence to make safer decisions behind the wheel. CDTA's On-Road Training helps workplace drivers build safer driving habits, improve hazard awareness and apply low-risk driving principles in real-world traffic conditions.

Designed for organisations that take driver safety seriously, our training can help identify opportunities for improvement and reinforce safe driving practices across your workforce.

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Why On-Road Training matters

Support a stronger safety culture

Help employees recognise common road hazards, understand risk factors and make safer choices when driving for work.

Develop safer driving habits

Give employees and managers practical ways to make road safety part of everyday workplace conversations and procedures.

Identify opportunities for improvement

Reinforce responsible driving behaviours, hazard awareness and defensive driving techniques that employees can apply on the road.

What's covered in On-Road Training?

Hazard perception & observation

Develop better scanning techniques, recognise developing hazards earlier and anticipate potential risks before they become critical.

Speed & following distance management

Understand how speed, stopping distances, traffic conditions and available reaction time influence driving safety.

Fatigue, distraction and risk awareness

Recognise the effects of fatigue, mobile phone use, stress and other distractions on attention, judgement and reaction times.

Urban & highway driving

Apply low-risk driving principles across relevant road environments, with training activities suited to the driver's role and experience.

Driver coaching and feedback

Discuss driving decisions, reinforce positive behaviours and identify practical steps employees can take to improve their driving.

Traffic awareness & decision-making

Practise making safe, considered decisions when navigating intersections, merging, changing lanes and interacting with other road users.

How Does On-Road Training Work?

1. Understand Your Team's Needs

We discuss your organisation, vehicles and safety priorities to identify the right training approach.

2. Put Skills into Practice

Drivers practise safer driving techniques in real traffic conditions with practical instructor guidance.

3. Receive Coaching & Feedback

Drivers receive constructive feedback to reinforce good habits and identify areas for improvement.

4. Reinforce Safer Driving

Drivers apply what they have learned to everyday journeys, supporting a stronger workplace safety culture.

Who is this presentation for?

Businesses & Corporate Teams

Improve awareness among employees who drive as part of their work.

Fleet Operators

Support safer driving practices across your fleet.

Field-Based Employees

Help workers who regularly travel between jobs, customers and sites.

Safety & HR Managers

Support workplace driver education and road safety initiatives.

Why Choose CDTA?

Workplace-Focused Training

Training designed around the needs of organisations and employees who drive for work.

Practical, Relevant Learning

Focus on applying safe driving principles in real-world situations, not just theory.

Tailored Training Solutions

Discuss your workforce, vehicle use and operational requirements to find a suitable training solution.

Comprehensive Driver Safety

Complement on-road coaching with Low Risk Driving, 4WD and Trailer Towing training.

Combine  On-Road Training with a Low Risk Driving Workshop

For organisations looking to strengthen their driver safety program, consider combining practical on-road training with a Low Risk Driving Workshop.

The workshop can introduce and reinforce key safety principles, while on-road training gives drivers an opportunity to practise applying those principles in real driving situations.

Together, these learning experiences can form part of a broader workplace road safety strategy.

Explore the Low Risk Driving Workshop

Check out some of our other training programs for your team!

Low-Risk Driving

The Low Risk Driving Course has an option of half-day or one-day and it is a safe driving program usually conducted at your place of business with small group sizes ensuring maximum trainee participation and we do not exceed a ratio of more than four participants to one trainer.

Four-Wheel Driver Training

CDTA‘s Low Risk 4WD Training Course is a one-day course designed for those who use 4WD vehicles for work and who are serious about managing 4WD safety. The program blends key aspects from our one day Low Risk Driving Course with basic 4WD knowledge and skills. We also offer a 4WD Operator's Course and an All About 4WD one-day course.

Trailer Towing Course

This Low Risk Trailer Towing Course is designed for those drivers who may be required to tow trailers (including larger trailers) as part of their work requirements. Also included are important aspects of the Low Risk Driving Course. We offer this as a one-day or half-day option.

Make every work journey safer.

Help your employees build the knowledge, awareness and practical skills needed to make safer decisions on the road. Talk to Corporate Driver Training Australia about an on-road training solution for your organisation.