Road Professor Driving School
The Road Professor Driving School specialises in providing driving lessons to learner drivers. Driving Lessons are aimed at helping young drivers as well as mature-aged drivers not just obtain their driver’s licence but also to continue to be safe drivers beyond their Drive Test.
One of the most important decisions parents of teenagers will make is selecting a driving instructor. Michael Thiedeman from the Road Professor Driving School was employed by the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) for more than 37 years. The TAC manages claims from transport crashes involving cars, motorcycles, trucks, buses trains and trams.
Michael was involved in the investigation, assessment and negotiation of more than 20,000 personal injury claims resulting from these crashes. This has given him extensive insight into the causes of crashes and the physical and psychological impact on individuals and families. In one of his management roles, Michael was the Manager of the Fatal Claims Division.
Michael draws on his wealth of experience and incorporates into his driving lessons many issues about Road Safety. For example, will issues regarding Road Safety be covered during driving lessons? Will the learner driver be taught to only pass the Drive Test or taught to be a safe driver? Yes, they will be taught about road safety and safe driving.
Clients are taught in a vehicle with automatic transmission.
Suburbs serviced
Beaumaris 3193, Bentleigh 3202, Black Rock 3193, Brighton 3186, Carnegie 3163, Caulfield 3162, Chadstone 3148, Cheltenham 3192, Clarinda 3169, Clayton 3168, Coatesville 3165, Gardenvale 3185, Glen Huntly 3163, Hampton 3188, Heatherton 3202, Highett 3190, Hughesdale 3166, Huntingdale 3166, McKinnon 3204, Mentone 3194, Moorabbin, 3189, Murrumbeena 3163, Oakleigh 3166, Ormond 3204, Parkdale 3195, Patterson, Sandringham 3191,
PRIVACY POLICY
Our approach to privacy
The Road Professor is committed to the responsible handling of personal information in a manner consistent with the Information Privacy Principles set out in the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 (Vic). This statement sets out how we handle your personal information and applies to all our contact with you whether in person, over the telephone or online.
What is personal information?
Personal information is recorded information about an identifiable or easily identifiable individual. The types of information we collect may include name, address, email address, and telephone numbers.
How we collect your personal information
Depending on the nature of your contact with the Road Professor, we may collect your personal information from a contact form on our website or over the telephone or in person.
How do we store and protect your personal information?
The Road Professor stores personal information in electronic and hard copy.
We have implemented technology and security policies, rules and measures to protect the personal information that we have under our control.
However, you should be aware that there are risks in transmitting information across the Internet.
While we aim to protect such information, we cannot ensure or warrant the security of any information transmitted to us online, so individuals do so at their own risk.
Once any personal information comes into our possession, we will take reasonable steps to protect that information from misuse and loss and from unauthorised access, modification and disclosure.
Access to your information
You can request access to the personal information we hold about you. We will try to give you access with as little formality as possible and without charging a fee.
However, where your request is difficult or time consuming, or where it involves personal information about other people, we may require you to use Freedom of Information Act procedures to make the request.
If you become aware that the personal information we hold about you is not accurate, complete or up to date, you can ask us to correct it by contacting us at the number listed on the home page.
Privacy complaints
If you are unhappy about the way we handle your personal information you may lodge a complaint in person, by telephone or in writing.
We may require you to put an oral complaint in writing.
