advanced driver training

[topcat 11]

I'm looking to sponser my sister to 'up' her driving skills,as i fear for most folks on the road.(and nephews)

not being a stink older brother,but after 6 right-offs and afew near majors,its time for an intervention.

is there any place worth recommending?

the 'new' family wagon is a toyota emina,which i find,the most unsafe vehicle anyway.

it seems that when ever i bring up the idea, i'm the bad one for pointing out stuff that kill every day.

would like to send her to a place that teaches the pupils with the vehicle they have/drive everyday,

rather then some swanky/late model mazda/ford/honda.

any input please,feel free

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Edited July 28, 2010 by BM Weapon

[kerry 10]

http://www.finda.co.nz/business/listing/3b...g-technologies/

get her on the track with bob and she will gain her confidence and learning lol

[bretta 0]

Check out the AA - they were looking at an "advanced" driving skills training programme

Edited July 28, 2010 by Brett A

[cliffdunedin 8]

Take her through that rally training course they have at the NZ WRC event...thats pretty advanced!

[antil33t 90]

SIX WRITE OFFS?!

yeah, get her to some training quickfast.

The free highschool driver skills course use to put you in Toyota Echo's with the ABS disabled.

[my_e36 43]

Holden runs a advanced driver training course that they teach you using your own car. Full day course at a track around $400.

[sp8s 1]

the 'new' family wagon is a toyota emina,which i find,the most unsafe vehicle anyway.

You are a good brother but you spelt the car name wrong. Shouldn't it be Enima.

[DRTDVL 0]

this: http://www.rallydrivenz.co.nz/rallyschool.html

Rally Drive NZ Price List:

Rally School: $1125 two days)

The rally school is a two day weekend course. Saturday is based in Hamilton, commencing at 10.00am with a morning classroom session. Theory on safety, navigation skills, preparation and driving techniques are covered. An afternoon practical session of grass motorkhana events and a touring stage follow with the day concluding at 4.00pm.

On Sunday students depart for Maramarua forest at 7.30am. Students drive the rally cars on a real forest gravel road with an experienced tutor alongside providing expert tuition. The road used provides students with a mixture of smooth and twisty surfaces in a real rallying environment. A range of 2WD and 4WD Mitsubishi rally cars are used to test skills and abilities.

To round out the day students receive a ride in the rally car at rally pace with a champion rally driver. A full day is spent in the forest concluding around 3pm.