When defensive driving
isn’t enough
emergency vehicle control skills Powered by
EasyDrift technology
Defensive driving helps you
avoid emergencies.
DTS develops the skills to respond
when the unexpected happens.
Australia's Most Advanced Driver Training
Learn how to control a vehicle when grip is lost using exclusive Easydrift technology.
Experience realistic understeer, oversteer and emergency skid recovery in a safe, controlled environment from speeds as low as 25 km/h.
Every year thousands of crashes occur because drivers have never experienced a skid before.
You cannot learn skid recovery from reading a book.
You need to experience it.
what makes us different
We don’t just teach driving; we teach drivers how to navigate real-world conditions, where quick thinking and proper control can mean the difference between a close call and a serious incident.
We are proud to offer the only recovery training in Australia powered by Easydrift technology, through a unique partnership between DTS and Easydrift Official Australia.
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Loss of traction can happen at any moment, especially in slippery conditions. Easydrift technology allows you to safely experience it in a controlled environment, starting at speeds as low as 25 km/h, so you can practice quick recovery without the high-risk scenario.
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Easydrift can be used on any vehicle (FWD, RWD, AWD) on any paved surface, making it a cost-effective way to target any specific driving scenario—understeer, oversteer, or a combination.
Train advanced vehicle control and dive deeper into vehicle dynamics, whether you're a beginner or an advanced driver. -
Whether you’re a daily driver or a seasoned motorsport enthusiast, Easydrift provides a unique opportunity to build essential car control skills. From learning the basics of vehicle dynamics to fine-tuning your reaction times, DTS challenges drivers of all skill levels.
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contact us.
info@drivertrainingsystem.com.au
(+61) 404 184 554
