Activities in Western Australia
The Road Safety Commission has several online games and quizzes designed both to help you in your journey in obtaining a driver's licence, and to encourage you to be a safe driver.
Indigenous road safety
Aboriginal people are over-represented in road trauma in Australia. In Western Australia, Aboriginal people make up 3% of the population, but 9% of those killed on the roads and 8% of those who are seriously injured.
The Indigenous Drink Driving and Licensing Kit may be found on the Road Safety Commission's website. The kit offers 10 different road safety and licensing resources specifically developed for Aboriginal people in Western Australia.
RoadTrip 120
The more experience you get as a learner driver, the better driver you will be. RoadTrip 120 encourages novice drivers to complete 120 hours of supervised driving experience in a range of conditions.
Visit to see what the benefits are of completing 120 hours of supervised driving.
Young drivers
The Road Safety Commission provides information packs for learner drivers and their tutors. The information pack for learners includes topics such as:
- Hazards, risks and driving.
- Getting the most from your lessons.
- Learning for life.
- Learning vehicle skills.
- Learning traffic skills.
- Learning safety skills.
- Learning advanced safety skills.
