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Free Driving Course For Aami Insurance Holders Under 25

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http://www.aami.com.au/customer-service/sk...ers-course.aspx

Just got this in the mail today. If you complete this free course, they'll drop your insurance cost by 10%. Not sure if it covers JustCars, but seeing as they're both the same company its probably worth inquiring into.

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under 25's only. should be available to all ages. imho.

elderly people would benefit from it, i'm sure.

they'll then know the difference between brake and accelerator. :P

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under 25's only. should be available to all ages. imho.

elderly people would benefit from it, i'm sure.

they'll then know the difference between brake and accelerator. :P

Ooooooooh don't be so harsh on meeeeeee!

I still have feelings - even whilst those feelings have been dulled and calloused over the decades!

At least I WATCHED my son do the AAMI course down at Queanbeyan!!! Lolz

I don't think the discount tranfers over to Just Car tho'. But...I could be wrong! Memory faaaaaades through the seasons; even if I get wiser hehe.

One thing that's worthwhile about the free course by AAMI...

It acts as a free Replacement/Displacement for the Advanced Drivers' Course #1

This means that once you do the AAMI course, you then step up to Advanced Drivers' Course #2 (with its slaloms, skilled braking on different surfaces via hand & foot, timed runs etc).

#3 gives you experience with laps on the track.

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