Driving Initiative
Driver knowledge and on-road preparation to help women obtain their NSW licence with confidence.
About this program
The Driving Initiative helps women overcome barriers to obtaining a NSW driver licence — a critical step toward independence, employment and family wellbeing.
Participants are guided through the Driver Knowledge Test (DKT), Hazard Perception Test (HPT) and practical on-road preparation in a supportive, women-only setting.
Who can join
- Women aged 18 and over
- Holding a learner permit or preparing to sit the DKT
- Living in Canterbury–Bankstown or nearby suburbs
What to expect
- DKT and HPT study sessions in plain English
- Translated learning resources where available
- Guidance on logbook hours and finding a driving instructor
- Peer support from other women going through the same journey
How to join
Enrolment is rolling. Contact us to express interest and we'll match you with the next available group.
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Supporting women to gain their NSW driver licence and greater independence.
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