***New Keys4Life certificate system***

Instead of you ordering and filling in certificates, SDERA is now responsible for printing and posting them to you after you have emailed us the test results. Read the new steps.

The Keys4Life Teacher Resource has 10 lessons that cover essential pre-driver and road safety education content. It is mapped to a selection of learning areas in the Western Australian Curriculum.

Behind the Wheel is a compulsory journal for Keys4Life students to complete at home before they sit the Learner’s Permit Theory Test.

The journal can also be completed using a writable PDF. It is not suitable for hand-held devices.

Involving and informing parents is an important part of an effective road safety program. 

Keys4Life teachers should organise a Parent Information Session about licensing and learning to drive.

Teachers can use this flyer to promote the session.

Parents who attend will be given a Let's Practise booklet.

Students who successfully complete the Keys4Life program are provided with the opportunity to sit the Learner’s Permit Theory Test at school. Those who pass and have a valid Keys4Life certificate are granted an exemption from the theory test fee by the WA Department of Transport. 

This handbook is a comprehensive guide to the road rules that apply in Western Australia and has been written primarily to help new drivers prepare for a lifetime of safe driving.

This is a workbook for students to complete during the Keys4Life program - in addition to the Behind the Wheel Journal. Students complete it by hand, or as a writable PDF prior to the Learner’s Permit Test. The writable PDF is not suitable for hand-held devices.

Keys4Life has been endorsed by the School Curriculum and Standards Authority (SCSA). Schools can choose one of two Keys4Life endorsed programs relevant for students in Years 10, 11 and 12.

These 5 quizzes are in the Keys4Life student workbook.

Explore the steps in the WA Graduated Driver Training and Licensing System.

For information on how to meet the proof of identity requirements for initial driver’s licence applications.

Use the online quizzes on the Department of Transport’s website to test students’ understanding of the road rules.

Share information about the Learn&Log App available to record supervised driving hours.

Download or read about the Road Safety Commission’s road safety strategy for 2008-2020.

View the campaigns produced by the Road Safety Commission targeting road safety.

View the Pre-trip Prep 101 video and short videos explaining road rules.

Explore simulated games that demonstrate the impact drinking and driving and distractions can have on road safety.

Road Trauma Support WA offer information and support, education and training and free counselling.

Use ANCAP to explore new car safety ratings.

Visit the RAC website for current information on used car safety ratings.

This document supports a whole-school approach to road safety through the development of student driver guidelines.

This directory has helpful information, a guide to road safety education resources, and contact details for services and organisations across Western Australia who can support and assist with school road safety education programs and initiatives.

The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) and VicRoads, in conjunction with SDERA, have developed the following good practice guides based on evidence-based research to assist schools and community groups.

Share the following Family Information Sheets from the Keys4Life program with young drivers and their supervising drivers to build their knowledge and understanding of the learn to drive process.