First Aid for
New Drivers
Formerly known as ‘Click to Save’, First Aid for New Drivers is designed to teach the skills new drivers need to navigate emergencies on the road.
In 2022-23, St John WA responded to 6,078 motor vehicle accidents. That’s almost 1 in every 90 minutes.
Knowing first aid means that you could help save a life in the minutes that matter most.
of road accident fatalities can be prevented by administering first aid
fatalities a year occur globally as a result of car crashes
road crash deaths in Australia in 2022 alone, which is a 5.8% increase from 2021
more likely for drivers aged between 17-20 to be involved in a car crash
Passed your driving test?
If you have, you need to be prepared. Ensure you know how to deal with car crash emergencies effectively and efficiently.
Included in the course
Your first aid skills could make a difference in an emergency. Learn vital skills to protect yourself in 15 minutes for free.
DRSABCD Action Plan
Assess life-threatening conditions and deliver emergency first aid.
Bleeding
Learn to identify internal and external bleeding and administer first aid.
Shock Management
Understand the signs and symptoms of shock and how to manage them.
Your License Is Your Life (YLYL) is a free resource hub designed by the Road Safety Commission to help prepare you to navigate the rules of the road with ease.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to finish it all at once?
These courses are designed to be short and flexible. You can complete the course in 15 minutes or come back later and finish.
How much is a course?
First Aid for Me is free.
Will there be more courses?
Yes. We are continually updating and adding new courses.
Are these courses accredited?
First Aid for Me courses are not accredited. You can book an accredited course at St John WA – First Aid Training.
Can I do more than one course?
Yes you can do as many courses as you like.
