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Privacy Policy

Your privacy

This page explains what happens to the information you send through this website. It does not cover how we handle client records once you become a client — ask us and we will explain that separately.

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What we collect and why

When you send an enquiry, we collect the name, phone number, email address and message you provide. We use these to reply to you and to keep a record that you contacted us.

We also record which page you sent the enquiry from and the browser you used. We do not store your IP address — only a one-way coded version of it, which lets us block automated spam without keeping the address itself.

You choose what goes in the message box. You do not need to tell us anything about your health, your injury or your accident in order to make an enquiry.

Where it goes

Storage

Enquiries are stored in a secure database hosted in Sydney, Australia, and sent to the Safe2Go email account. Your information stays in Australia.

Access is restricted to Safe2Go. We do not sell your information, and we do not use it for marketing unless you ask us to.

Your rights

Access, correction and deletion

You can ask us what information we hold from your enquiry, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. Contact us using the details below and we will respond within a reasonable time.

If you are not happy with our response, you can complain to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au.

Contact

How to reach us about privacy

Phone

1800 867 277

Address

Level 1, 299 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000

Safer Driver Awareness

Becoming a Safer Driver

  • How do we rebuild hazard perception after a crash?
  • Why does choosing the right driver rehabilitation provider matter?
  • What factors contribute to driver error after injury or trauma?

Safe2Go's Difference

We Follow Best Practices

  • A multidisciplinary team — registered psychologist, occupational therapists and rehabilitation driver trainers
  • Trauma-informed, graded rehabilitation paced to your recovery, not to a test date
  • Experienced with CTP, WorkCover, case manager and allied health referrals
  • Evidence-based treatment for driving phobia, anxiety and PTSD

Contact Safe2Go

Enquire Today

Ready to start your recovery? Email us at admin@safe2go.com.au or call 1800 867 277. Referrals from insurers, case managers, GPs and allied health professionals are welcome.

We usually reply within one business day. We store your enquiry securely in Australia so we can respond and keep a record of your request. See our Privacy Policy.

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FAQs

Commonly Asked Questions

1. Is Safe2Go a driving school?

No. Safe2Go is not a driving school — we are a specialised rehabilitation service. Our team includes a registered psychologist, occupational therapists and rehabilitation driver trainers who work together to help people return to driving after accident, injury, trauma or a medical condition. We do not teach learner drivers to pass a test.

2. What experience do you have?

Safe2Go has over 15 years of experience supporting people living with driving phobia, driving anxiety, PTSD, GAD and adjustment disorder. If we had to summarise our program in one word, it would be freedom.

3. Do you offer psychological services?

Yes. Psychological support is a core part of what we do, and it is available on its own — you do not have to be enrolled in a driving program to see our psychologist. We provide individual therapy for anxiety, trauma, PTSD and post-accident adjustment, available in person, by Telehealth or over Zoom.

4. Do you accept CTP and WorkCover clients?

Yes. We regularly work with:

  • CTP (Compulsory Third Party) insurers and claimants
  • WorkCover and workers compensation matters
  • Case managers and rehabilitation consultants
  • GP, psychologist and allied health referrers
5. What's next?
  • Call 1800 867 277 or send an enquiry and we'll talk through where you're at
  • We match you to the right starting point — psychological support, an OT driver assessment, or graded on-road rehabilitation
  • You progress at your pace, from fear of driving to freedom