Defensive driving training is your best bet if you want to avoid turning your car into a crumpled heap of metal. It teaches you to anticipate hazards, maintain safe distances, and react promptly to other drivers' idiocy. Courses typically cover hazard recognition, safe following distances, emergency maneuvers, and road rules. In Australia, prices for these courses vary, usually ranging from $100 to $300 AUD depending on the provider and course depth. Many insurance companies even offer discounts if you complete one, so it’s not just theory—it can save you some cash too. Check sites like ServiceCentral for local providers and reviews.
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