Rightway Driving attend Parents and P Platers Community Motoring Safety Event 14th September

By Stuart
General

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Parents and young drivers learning together

Rightway Driving joined Grand Motors on the Gold Coast for an evening focused on road safety, vehicle maintenance and the responsibilities that come with driving independently.

The event welcomed recent solo drivers and their parents, while giving people with different levels of driving experience a chance to ask questions and take part in practical demonstrations.

Four people standing beside a car inside the Grand Motors dealership
Photo: Grand Motors Facebook page, as credited in the original report.

Hands-on advice from the community

Guests included Queensland Police, Queensland Fire and Emergency Services, Toyota Australia and specialist mechanics. Together, the sessions covered vehicle maintenance and safety topics for drivers and families.

Rightway instructors Mike Edwards and Jed Hughes contributed a presentation on driver safety, drawing on their experience teaching drivers.

Rightway instructors presenting beside a lesson car outside the dealership
Discussing driving skills. Photo: Grand Motors, as originally credited.
Attendees gathered around a road-sign demonstration outside Grand Motors
An outdoor demonstration. Photo: Grand Motors, as originally credited.

Thank you to the organisers

Our original report congratulated Grand Motors' Katherine Unwin on another community initiative and thanked the people who made the evening possible.

Group listening to a presenter in the dealership forecourt at night
Learning together on the forecourt. Photo: Grand Motors, as originally credited.

This account preserves Rightway's participation and the organiser's image credits. For help with driving today, explore Coastwide's driving lessons for new drivers.

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