DriveFit is a comprehensive road safety intervention designed to equip Year 12 students with the essential knowledge and capabilities for safe driving.

Through engaging, evidence-based lessons, students learn to recognise road hazards, make informed vehicle safety choices, manage distractions, and control fatigue and speed. DriveFit promotes proactive attitudes toward driving, ensuring students are well-prepared as responsible passengers and future drivers.

DriveFit has been developed in two phases:

Phase 1 – DriveFit

Developed through the Pre-driver Theatre and Workshop Education Research (PdTWER) project, the original intervention combined a 40-minute film with a 45-minute professionally facilitated workshop. It used discussion, debate and practical activities to help young people understand risks associated with driving.


 

Phase 2 – DriveFit 2.0

Funded by The Road Safety Trust, DriveFit 2.0 redesigned the intervention for easier delivery in schools and colleges. Selected film content was combined with three teacher-led lessons covering hazard prediction and driving practice; vehicle safety and distractions; and fatigue and speed.


 


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