About ADI
Introduction
The Australian Driving Institute has over ten years experience in providing a diverse range of training programs and professional driving services. Primarily, The ADI conducts a variety of courses to companies who seek to sustain an ongoing reduction with their crash rate.
Others want the same outcome (No crashes) when we are employed to protect our national treasures in celebrity races. Recent examples include the Ford Laser Celebrity Challenge at the Clipsal 500 and the V.W Pro-am for Le Mann's in 2000, 01 and 02.
Successes for both are fine examples of our dedication to the task, ADI is employed to achieve.
Our Principles
"Target Zero" is the aim. In theory we can all achieve it however the reality is people crash and in 98% of all crashes, the human is the weakest link. A considerable and frankly, embarrassing amount.
"Motivate to learn" is how we get there. This motivation is also used to help the student do their best.
"Prevention" is an important cog in the wheel. To understand how and why crashes occur is presented in a non-threatening way. When students eyebrows start to lift, you know you have their attention and their "attitude" starts to change.
"Flexibility" to design every course we conduct to be specific in its content in reaction to the outcome you want.
The Reasons We Succeed
It is our approach! We help drivers to understand that humans make shocking drivers and in order to do it correctly in application requires us to concentrate better an be more disciplined by motivating to learn.
Our course starts with a common template and modified to suit the specifics particular to the client.
This can only work when you have the right people who can effectively communicate their message and be able to read the character of their student in our quest where we motivate to learn. Our staff is the reason we succeed.
Success Stories
ADI defensive driving continues to reap rewards for BOC Gases, Telstra, Department of Mines and Energy, Hifert (Western Mining), Mitsubishi Australia, Coke, Rail Infrastructure and, Johnson and Johnson. Most have sustained over 98% "avoidable" success rate. 2% made mistakes and we are working on that!
ADI's specialised training is generally centred around high profile events where the integrity of both person and car are paramount. Our success for the Le Mann VW Pro-am and Clipsal 500 celebrity races achieved a 96% success rate by crossing the finish line. 4% failed to finish as a result of driver error, best result in Australia.
ADI's precision drivers have appeared in over 200 film productions including television commercials for Mitsubishi, Holden, Ford, Hyundai (Australia and Asia), Mazda, Jeep, B R Goodrich and Suzuki (Europe and Australia).
Further specialised training includes the full education of the engineers and technicians from Mitsubishi Australia, to develop and test their prototype vehicles. This training is highly analytical and specialised were very unusual risks are associated with their job. The outcome has been a more professional approach to driving and unequalled levels of prevention.