The ‘Cool Heads’ program is more than just a road safety message, it is an opportunity for young drivers and parents to understand fully the consequences associated with road trauma and to discuss safe driving with police and guest presenters.
Shepparton Victoria Police, Greater Shepparton City Council and local agencies have been working together to educate young drivers with a free interactive education program, Cool Heads, since April 2008.
The Cool Heads program is more than just a road safety message, it is an opportunity for young drivers and parents to understand fully the consequences associated with road trauma and to discuss safe driving with police and guest presenters. The program aims to educate young and inexperienced drivers of the consequences of risky and dangerous behaviour when driving a motor vehicle.
Cool Heads is a realistic, interactive and confronting program which reinforces that every risk taken on the road, whether small or big, can have extremely serious results.
There is no cost to attend Cool Heads and the program is open to anyone from the community and court system aged 16 years and up.
Cool Heads session will be held on Wednesday 23 July 2014 at the Eastbank Centre, 70 Welsford Street, Shepparton commencing at 7pm. Free entry
Congupna Under 17 football and netballers must attend along with one parent.
Last Modified on 25/07/2014 14:38