Nexefy has played a pivotal role in transforming driver education and licensing across Australia as part of the Road program. We have partnered with state governments to develop innovative, immersive learning and testing platforms to help both first time, and experienced drivers.
Our innovative learning platform has enabled unprecedented reach with our digital training, helping learners reach competency at a national scale.
Nexefy have successfully delivered tailored road safety and licensing platforms for Queensland, Victoria, Tasmania, and South Australia – addressing the unique requirements of each state’s regulatory environment. This platform has enabled over 1.4M users to complete their learning driver, motorcycle, and ultra-high performance vehicle training.
At Nexefy, we design high-quality road safety education that goes beyond compliance. Our immersive learning experiences integrate real-world scenarios, adaptive testing, and behavioural insights to prepare drivers for critical decision-making. By combining cutting-edge technology with evidence-based learning design, we deliver training that is practical, engaging, and proven to reduce risk.
The Roads programs encompass many different learners, such as first time drivers, motorcyclists, and ultra-high performance vehicle drivers. By placing these learners at the core of our design, and learning from their feedback, we’ve received exceptional results, with many learners praising the platforms for being engaging, realistic, and easy to use.
The South Australian Government faced significant challenges with outdated, manual driver licensing processes, which resulted in administrative backlogs, long processing times, and limited accessibility for learners, including first-time drivers and motorcyclists.
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South Australian Government
Best Learning & Talent Development
2024
VicRoads
Best Pandemic Response/E-Learning
2021
Department of Transport and Main Roads
Best Online Learning Model
2019
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