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121 Driver Training Sydney

Locality: Dee Why

Phone: +61 407 938 398

Address: 4/70 Oaks Avenue 2099 Dee Why, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.121drivertraining.com

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25.01.2022 Anybody out there in the Ultimo, south Sydney Strathfield area looking for some casual work, weekdays? Coaster-Rosa vehicle work

22.01.2022 DRIVER AND VEHICLE TRANING, TESTING, INSPECTION AND CERTIFICATION SERVICES This information explains how current laws concerning the Coronavirus outbreak apply to businesses undertaking the following government services: Safer Drivers Course ... Motorcycle Rider Training Scheme Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment scheme Older Driver Assessor Driving instructors Vehicle Safety Compliance Certification Scheme Authorised Inspection Stations Accessing government services New laws took effect on 31 March 2020 which require people to remain at home unless they have a reasonable excuse such as travelling to work or shopping for food. Those laws also provide that a person may leave their house to use a public service whether the public service is provided by the government or by a service provider (such as you) on behalf of government. Transport for NSW considers the services listed above to be important public services which your customers may still lawfully access. You may continue to run your business.

21.01.2022 Hi all you Driving instructors: Any of you like to buy my car Korando 2012 2 litre diesel 6 speed automatic... Leather Interior Nudge bar Light bar Dual controls $8000.00 drive away Give me a call if you are interested Peter 121 Driver Training 0407938398

21.01.2022 Outside my back door Just cooked b/fast on the BBQ for the mob, had a good catchup dinner at the club last night. Day by the pool sausage sizzle for lunch and an early whisky o'clock day me thinks, having fun in Port Douglas

20.01.2022 google NSW small business grant covid if you haven't already Apply for a small business COVID-19 recovery grant Introduction The NSW Government is gradually lifting the restrictions on movement and business trading that were designed to reduce the spread of COVID-19. This means some businesses can now reopen.... If your small business or not-for-profit organisation has experienced a decline in turnover as a result of COVID-19, you may be eligible for a small business recovery grant of between $500 and $3000. This grant helps small businesses meet the costs of safely reopening or up-scaling operations. These expenses include, but are not limited to: fit-out changes and temporary physical changes (for example, plastic barriers at checkouts) staff training and counselling business advice and continuity planning cleaning products and additional cleaning services additional equipment necessary to comply with social distancing or other public health measures marketing, communications and advertising digital solutions (for example, e-commerce or business websites). This grant can only be used for purchases of eligible expenses made from 1 July 2020, and only where no other government support is available. Note: Applications close 11:59pm Monday 31 August 2020. Eligibility To be eligible for this grant, you must as at 1 March 2020: be a small business or a not-for-profit organisation (see guidelines) based in NSW have an ABN registered in NSW (make sure all your business details are up to date on the Australian Business Register - this is used to determine eligibility) have an annual turnover of more than $75,000 (a Business Activity Statement must be provided as evidence). Where a small business does not submit a BAS to the Australian Tax Office, and meets all other criteria, the small business should contact Service NSW to discuss further. In these cases, an income tax declaration may be accepted as evidence of an annual turnover of $75,000. employ less than 20 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff (non-employing businesses can apply) be able to report a payroll below the NSW 2019-2020 payroll tax threshold of $900,000 be in a highly impacted industry by the Public Health (COVID-19 Restrictions on Gathering and Movement) Order 2020 (see guidelines) have experienced at least 30% decline in turnover from March to July 2020 compared to the equivalent period (of at least 2 weeks) in 2019 have costs associated with safely reopening or up-scaling your business from 1 July 2020. Note: If you have received a COVID-19 small business support grant of up to $10,000, you may also be eligible to apply for the $3000 COVID-19 small business recovery grant. https://www.service.nsw.gov.au//apply-small-business-covid

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19.01.2022 The new stuff if you don't already know EFFECTIVE 20 NOVEMBER 2017 Important changes for Learner and Provisional drivers The NSW Government introduced the Graduated Licensing Scheme in 2000 to prepare novice drivers in particular young drivers to be safe and low risk drivers. Since its introduction, there has been a 50 percent reduction in the number of young drivers killed on NSW roads. Recently, Australian Governments agreed on a best practice licensing system that f...Continue reading

19.01.2022 New car Audi A3 2.0 TDI S line for the learners at 121 Driver Training Anglesey

17.01.2022 Latest update from RMS DRIVER AND VEHICLE TRAINING, TESTING, INSPECTION AND CERTIFICATION SERVICES This information explains how current laws concerning the Corona virus outbreak apply to businesses undertaking the following government services: ... Safer Drivers Course Motorcycle Rider Training Scheme Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment scheme Older Driver Assessor Driving instructors Vehicle Safety Compliance Certification Scheme Authorised Inspection Stations Accessing government services New laws took effect on 31 March 2020 which require people to remain at home unless they have a reasonable excuse such as travelling to work or shopping for food. Those laws also provide that a person may leave their house to use a public service whether the public service is provided by the government or by a service provider (such as you) on behalf of government. Transport for NSW considers the services listed above to be important public services which your customers may still lawfully access. You may continue to run your business.

16.01.2022 Learn to drive safely

16.01.2022 Do not deal with the training group Strawberry Solutions. They use a tracking app (chipmail) to bombard your with emails, and god only knows what else if they appear in your inbox delete them and don't open the email

14.01.2022 Subject: Instructors car for sale To whom it may concern, Surplus to our requirements, we are selling a 2018 Hyundai Kona automatic set up with dual brake ready for work. ... If one of your instructors may be looking to update soon please contact me at your earliest convenience. Built 2018 Hyundai Kona Active MY18 Automatic - Tinted windows & window shields - Under 38,000 klm with all dealer services up to date. - No accidents or damage. Very clean inside & out. - NSW Rego until end Aug 2020 - Factory warranty until Aug 2024 - Approved Dual control brake (will be removed if not for business use) - Available mid June or possibly earlier just in time for the instant tax write-off. - Replacement cost over $29k with dual control. Asking $19,490 ono. regards, Enrico Bucciarelli RMS Accredited driving instructor Lime Driving school 0466 671 859

11.01.2022 Road Rules 2014 Current version for 24 April 2017 to date (accessed 29 August 2017 at 07:27) Part 11 Division 3 Rule 1442 1442 NSW rule: exceptions for passing bicycle rider (1) The driver of a motor vehicle driving past to the right of a bicycle that is travelling on a road in the same direction as the motor vehicle may, if it is necessary in order to comply with rule 1441 while passing the bicycle, do any of the following but only if the driver can do so safely and ...has a clear view of any approaching traffic: (a) if the driver is driving on a two-way road without a dividing line or median stripdrive to the right of the centre of the road, (b) if the driver is driving on a road with a dividing linedrive to the right of the dividing line, (c) drive: (i) on a dividing strip that is at the same level as the road, or (ii) on or over a single continuous line, or 2 parallel continuous lines, along a side of or surrounding a painted island, (d) if the driver is driving on a multi-lane roaddrive so that the driver’s vehicle is not completely in a marked lane, (e) if the driver is driving on a road with 2 or more lines of traffic travelling in the same direction as the driver, but without marked lanesdrive so that the driver’s vehicle is not completely in a single line of traffic, (f) if the driver is driving on a multi-lane roadmove from one marked lane to another marked lane across a continuous line separating the lanes. (2) Subrule (1) has effect despite anything in rule 132, 137, 138, 146 or 147. (3) For the purposes of subrule (1) (c), a dividing strip does not include a painted island and is taken to be at the same level as the road even if the dividing strip contains 1 or more raised pavement bars or markers. Note. This rule is an additional NSW rule. There is no corresponding rule in the Australian Road Rules. So they only apply in NSW Yes they can cross lines to give bike a safe gap but only if it is safe to do so (and of course they do all the head checks and indication. Have fun people Peter

07.01.2022 The Hills Driving School The business has been operating for 16 years. I took it over from my father-in-law in July 2017. Always been a family business and mostly operates on word of mouth. The service areas include The Hills, Hawkesbury and Surrounding Areas. (but there is also scope to expand!) I currently operate with 2 cars:... Mazda3 (auto) 2007 147,000 kms. I purchased this from my mother who had the car from new. dual controls (brake only). No finance owing Mazda 3 (manual) 2017 13,500kms. Purchased new, dual controls (clutch/brake/accelerator). Still under warranty. Under finance I can’t give you P&L, balance sheets etc as I have not operated it myself for a full financial year, but since July 2017 revenue is sitting at $89,408 (annualised $119,210). This includes around 4 weeks of leave where I was not generating revenue. There is great potential to grow this through more marketing and putting on additional drivers. I have around 60 lessons booked in between now and the next 3 weeks, andthat grows daily. I am looking at a sell price of $20k for the business itself (business name, website, phone/number, marketing material, roof signs). The cars are additional. I am negotiable on price and can package the business and cars to anyone that is seriously interested. It’s a great opportunity for someone new to the industry, as it will start making money from Day 1, rather than having to spend money on a new website, marketing, cost to install dual controls and gaining a good reputation. If you know of anyone interested, please get them to call me. Thanks for your help. Robert De Celis The Hills Driving School 0421 077 232 [email protected] www.hillsdrivingschool.com.au

06.01.2022 Lots of confushion with changes to the regulations. Google Driving instructor regulations 2016 NSW and you can download a copy. Yes you do still have to keep student recors You no longer need to keep record of test pass or fail and you must keep a record of any test in your vehicle. I've thrown together a new record sheet that you can have if you send me your email address to [email protected] reading

05.01.2022 No images? Click here 11 August 2020 Wearing face masks while providing transport-related services... This information is in response to requests for updated advice on whether to wear face masks when delivering transport services. Recently NSW Health has strongly recommended that people wear face masks in situations where the ability to maintain physical distancing is difficult or not possible. From Monday 10 August, Service NSW has issued similar advice to its testing officers, including in circumstances when the customer and tester are in a vehicle together, and in other higher risk interactions. Wearing a mask is strongly recommended, not mandatory. Masks are the fourth line of defence in slowing the spread of COVID-19. It is important you continue to stay at home if unwell, practise physical distancing and practise good hand hygiene. Transport for NSW urges all transport-related workers to take precautions, especially when providing such important services for the community. See NSW Health for more information on face masks. Regards, Transport for NSW This email was sent by: Roads and Maritime Services 20-44 Ennis Road Milsons Point, NSW, 2061, AU You're subscribed to receive updates from Roads and Maritime Services. Preferences | Unsubscribe

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03.01.2022 School for sale The Hills Driving School The business has been operating for 16 years. I took it over from my father-in-law in July 2017. Always been a family business and mostly operates on word of mouth. The service areas include The Hills, Hawkesbury and Surrounding Areas. (but there is also scope to expand!) I currently operate with 2 cars:... Mazda3 (auto) 2007 147,000 kms. I purchased this from my mother who had the car from new. dual controls (brake only). No finance owing Mazda 3 (manual) 2017 13,500kms. Purchased new, dual controls (clutch/brake/accelerator). Still under warranty. Under finance I can’t give you P&L, balance sheets etc as I have not operated it myself for a full financial year, but since July 2017 revenue is sitting at $89,408 (annualised $119,210). This includes around 4 weeks of leave where I was not generating revenue. There is great potential to grow this through more marketing and putting on additional drivers. I have around 60 lessons booked in between now and the next 3 weeks, andthat grows daily. I am looking at a sell price of $20k for the business itself (business name, website, phone/number, marketing material, roof signs). The cars are additional. I am negotiable on price and can package the business and cars to anyone that is seriously interested. It’s a great opportunity for someone new to the industry, as it will start making money from Day 1, rather than having to spend money on a new website, marketing, cost to install dual controls and gaining a good reputation. If you know of anyone interested, please get them to call me. Thanks for your help. Robert De Celis The Hills Driving School 0421 077 232 [email protected] www.hillsdrivingschool.com.au

02.01.2022 Ok you out there this is the latest from the RMS re a persons suitability to be a instructor it all seem pretty straightforward to me. maybe we can get some of the cowboys out of the industry.