About Us

Don’t let one mistake define you. Impress the Magistrate and deal with it proactively by enrolling in our course. So if you’ve received a court summons for a traffic offence and would like a chance to reduce your penalty enrol in our Magistrates Recognized Traffic Offenders Intervention Program and put your mistake behind you with less pain.
Need your licence?
Can’t live with the embarrassment of not having it?
Shudder at the thought of public transport?

We provide Magistrates Recognized training.
Our Trainers specialise in basic to advanced driver
and road safety education. We tailor our training
to your specific needs and address the behaviours
behind your driving offences by creating
strategies to ensure no
re-offending.
- Half Day Individual or Small Group Training
- Tailored to Your Specific Traffic Offence
- Comprehensive Road Rules Refresher
- Available 7 Days per Week
- Re-evaluate And Improve Driving Attitudes And Behaviours
- On-road Driving Assessment
Comprehensive Half Day Training,
Tailored To Your Offence.
Take Control, Reduce The Penalty
& Move On
Magistrates are known to take into account the remedial actions of individuals when handing down penalties. People who can demonstrate to the court they have taken action to correct an incident of poor judgement while driving may receive a lighter punishment. Magistrates will often consider a deduction in your impending fine of our course costs
Frequently Asked Questions

1. This course is predominantly for first and second time driving or traffic offenders who have received a notice to attend Court or have already had a first appearance in Court. You can also complete our program prior to Court attendance if you wish.
2. As a specialist driving school, we also offer this course to anyone as a ‘driving diversion program’. We have many L and P Platers attend our course also who, upon successful completion you will receive a Certificate of Attendance for “Safe Driving Behaviours Training”.
3. We have many parents send their Learner / P Plater on this course to ensure that their child is safe and as knowledgeable as possible on our busy roads.
4. We have many students who have been involved in or affected by a road accident or trauma (either as a pedestrian, passenger or driver) that use this program as a way of building confidence around their anxiety about driving, traffic, road rules and vehicle handling.
The following offences include car and truck licence holders:
1. Suspended licences
2. Disqualified drivers
3. Driving without a current licence / driving on a suspended licence
4. Drink or Drug related driving
5. Unsafe driving
6. Driving unregistered or uninsured
7. Type 1 Hooning driving offences such as:
- dangerous driving
- careless driving
- organising, promoting or taking part in racing and speed trials
- wilfully starting a motor vehicle in a way that makes unnecessary noise or smoke
- evading police
8. Type 2 Hooning offences including anti-social driving behaviours such as:
- street racing, burnouts, loud music in cars
- dangerous operation of a vehicle and careless driving
- driving a vehicle that is uninsured and unregistered
- driving without a licence or when your licence is suspended
- low, mid or high range drink driving
- driving a modified vehicle that does not comply with vehicle safety standards
9. Special Hardship Order applications
10. Appeal of a licence disqualification
11. Implications of a traffic accident involvement
12. Loss of Demerit Points such as:
- Speeding
- Operating a mobile phone whilst driving
- SPURS; parking fines
We have found that over the years of delivering this diversion program, students gain a concentrated knowledge base about “cause and effects” related to their driving behaviours. The program offers to re-visit the fundamental skills and ethics of driving a vehicle and road etiquette. We offer solutions to self-regulate your driving behaviours to ensure you don’t re-offend. Our training will ensure that you receive the most thorough information and international best practices training relating to road safety, road rules and driving etiquette. Many drivers become complacent after years of driving; it is our commitment to you to re-educate and restore your values in safe road and driving behaviours, which you can then demonstrate not only throughout the course, but also to your Solicitor, the Magistrate in Court, your family and other road users in the future.
There are no guarantees with regards to Magistrate sentencing, each case is considered by the Magistrate taking into account the individual’s history, circumstances and prior offences along with any proactive programs attended. As this course is highly recognised within the Magistrates, Lawyers and Prosecution it is possible that a lighter sentence and fine may be received. Typically the cost of any diversion programs is factored into the fine attributed to your sentence.
The Streetwise Traffic Offender Intervention Program promotes safe driving behaviours and supports the community by delivering these core messages:
- Defining and applying safe car / driving behaviours
- Interpretation and application of low-risk driving strategies
- Interpretation and application of road rules relating to safe driving
- Managing collisions when driving a car
- Demonstrating and maintaining a high level of competence in car control
We operate this training course on the Gold Coast. People who attend our course travel from as far as Northern NSW, Sunshine Coast and Brisbane.
We run our courses from one central location on the Gold Coast in Burleigh. This is where you will be met by your trainer in a group no larger than 3 people to complete this half day training. Location details will be provided to you upon booking your training.
1. Arrange to make payment to Streetwise, either by credit card over phone (2%) fee, EFTPOS over phone (30 cent fee), or internet bank transfer can be arranged through the office.
2. Fill in the enrollment form emailed to you as part of the Student package that will be provided to you.
3. Ensure email receipt of the course workbook and reflective assignment, print them and start working on the assignment prior to attending course, this is an important reflective piece that requires consideration prior to the course, during the course and also afterwards. Once you have completed the reflection you will need to send a final copy back to Streetwise as part of your final assessment.
- Your driver’s licence (if you still have)
- Any court papers you have received
- Water
- The printed assignment and workbook
- A pen