Permits

At the Australian Drivers Corporation, we provide a range of event permits designed to keep motorsport activities safe, regulated, and accessible for all participants. Whether you’re planning a grassroots gathering or a competitive motorsport event, our permits ensure your event meets national safety and insurance standards.

Types of Permits We Offer

1. Drifting Permits
Our drifting permits are tailored for all levels, from beginner sessions to competitive drift events. They cover the regulatory requirements for safe vehicle handling, track setup, and participant conduct, giving organisers and drivers peace of mind while enjoying this high-skill motorsport discipline.

2. Motorkhana Permits
Motorkhana events focus on precision driving, tight manoeuvres, and driver skill in low-speed environments. Our permits ensure that these events are compliant with safety standards, including course design, vehicle eligibility, and marshaling protocols.

3. Tarmac Rally Permits
For events held on closed roads or designated tarmac courses, our permits provide a framework for safe, controlled rally competitions. This includes guidance on timing, safety inspections, course layout, and participant briefings.

4. Time Trial Permits
Time trial events challenge drivers to achieve the fastest lap or course completion time, focusing on speed and consistency rather than direct competition. Our permits cover course design, safety barriers, timing systems, and participant regulations to ensure a fair and secure environment for all competitors.

Why Choose ADC Permits?

  • Safety Compliance – All events adhere to nationally recognised safety regulations.
  • Insurance Coverage – Participants and organisers benefit from approved insurance coverage for permitted events.
  • Expert Support – Our team can assist with understanding requirements, event planning, and permit application processes.

Whether you’re an organiser or participant, Australian Drivers Corporation permits make it easy to enjoy motorsport with confidence and professionalism.