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Sharing practical ideas for unexpected situations
Rightway Driving supported Grand Motors Toyota's Women & Safety event on the Gold Coast. A sequel to its Women Be Safe initiative, the evening brought together off-road safety ideas and ways to think through stressful situations on the road.
Topics included road rage, sudden stopping and practical preparations for the unexpected.
The original event invitation, retained as a historical graphic.
Penny joins the community discussion
The speakers were Sergeant Holly James from the Gold Coast District Crime Prevention Unit and Penny Mills, then a member of Rightway's Brisbane instructor team.
Penny described participants as eager to learn about safer driving on and off the road. She recalled a lively evening, including a demonstration using distortion goggles to prompt discussion about alcohol and driving.
The original report congratulated Grand Motors' Katherine Unwin on the initiative and thanked the local women who filled the event.
Photo credited in the original article to Grand Motors Facebook page.
A practical demonstration. Photo: Grand Motors, as credited in the original article.
Event participants. Photo: Grand Motors, as credited in the original article.
Rightway's role remains part of this record. For driving support now, find out about Coastwide lessons for building driving confidence and meet the current instructors.