The TAC L2P Program is looking for businesses that would like to get involved with a program designed to promote safe driving in the City of Casey.
Learning to drive is an exciting opportunity for most young people but some learner drivers are unable to build up their experience and confidence behind the wheel due to not having access to a car or a suitable person to assist them.
Casey City Council has formed a group of volunteers who mentor young people in this situation, to help them reach their required driving hours.
The TAC L2P Program is looking to partner with local businesses who want to reward and recognise the contribution of L2P mentors.
The program is initiating a rewards card for volunteer mentors with product and service discounts for local businesses.
The rewards cards would drive new business to organisations through the promotion of the initiative and products and services to approximately 59 programs covering more than 70 of the state’s 79 local government areas.
This includes direct marketing to in excess of 1,500 mentors.
Business owners who are interested can phone Road Safety Victoria partnerships officer L2P (Roads) Luke Donovan on 0418 351 739 or email luke.donovan@roads.vic.gov.au
