Training Programs

Driving Assessments

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These are to be carried out over a variety of routes simulating, as close as practicable, the daily work environments of the attendees using their own company vehicle. If required, Excel Drive can provide a vehicle if a company vehicle is not available.
 

Our driving assessments and training are designed to help your team develop safer driving habits in a relaxed, stress-free environment. We evaluate their skills, habits, temperament, and attitude while providing expert coaching to ensure they meet the competencies needed to be low-risk, responsible drivers on the road.

 

Excel Drive will incorporate any Office of Public Prosecutions Victoria driving policies into the session and also include any specific on-road incidents that have occurred.

 

Should the attendee need further training the trainer’s report will identify the skills requiring improvement. If any attendee is deemed not competent or unsafe, Office of Public Prosecutions Victoria will be notified on the day.

 

The trainer’s recommendations and report will be provided along with any feedback on company vehicles safety requirements.

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Theory Sessions

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To complement our practical driver training we also offer an engaging group approach to company driver training.  As part of our flexible approach to corporate driver training we offer informative presentations that will mentally stimulate and prepare your staff for the practical driving sessions.
 

Give your team the skills and confidence to drive safely with engaging, interactive training from Excel Drive. Our experienced trainers deliver tailored theory sessions—either in-house or online—designed to meet your specific needs.

These aren’t just lectures; they’re dynamic, fully interactive sessions that keep your team engaged through quizzes, videos, and discussions. By actively participating, your drivers stay motivated, retain more knowledge, and develop practical, real-world skills that lead to safer, more responsible driving.
 

Experience has shown that candidates may feel under less pressure as part of a group and this enhances the learning process. Equally, facilitated discussions with peers can lead to a change of attitude and culture towards driving and road safety. This is an effective and engaging approach to professional driver training that will pay dividends when combined with the practical training.

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