Driver Rehabilitation & Fleet Safety Services (Driver Rehab) is a clinical unit within the University of Sydney. It was established in 1989 to provide state of the art rehabilitation services for clients having difficulty driving.

Driving for most Australians is an activity of daily living. We rely on driving for independence to meet our social, recreational and vocational needs. There are very few people who cannot drive for medical reasons.

However, physical, psychological or cognitive problems resulting from car accidents, work injuries or other disabilities can make driving difficult for many people.

Driver Rehab can help people regain the skills and confidence they need for driving vehicles or workplace equipment following illness, injury or disability.