Who is Global 4wd?

Andrew Morse the Managing Director of Global 4wd formerly Opposite Lock 4wd Training and Tours started running 4wdrive tours and driver training programmes in 2001 with Ralph Martell, a former director of Opposite Lock Australia. Andrew changed the name to Global 4wd more recently to reflect our desire to run 4wd trips overseas and needed a more international name. We have a number of staff that are well trained in 4wdriving and all hold certificates in work place training and assessments. Global staff are heavily involved in the 4wdrive industry and are very experienced in bush mechanics and outback Australia. Be assured that you will be in the best possible hands when traveling with Global 4wd.

Andrew Morse Managing Director of Global 4wd

Andrew started his working career as a fitter and turner/welder and in 1994 moved to the far west of NSW to manage the Whitecliffs Underground Motel. This was a family owned business which consisted of 32 underground rooms and a 70 seat bar and restaurant. Andrew moved from Whitecliffs in 1999 to manage Mt Seaview Resort on a 4000 acre cattle property and to help with the running of Australian Wilderness Tours which conducted passenger orientated tours all over Australia. In 2001 Andrew Joined forces with Opposite Lock and formed Global 4wd.

Andrew has lived and worked in outback Australia and has been heavily involved with the 4wdrive tour business since those early days in Whitecliffs. Andrew uses a lot of his Outback experience to guide Global4wd as one of the market leaders in driver training and 4wd tours.

Our driver training programs are Nationally Recognized and are equally suitable for recreational drivers and fleet operators who want to ensure that their drivers are capable of the driving task. We measure our success in terms of repeat business and are pleased that many of our customers return for a tour each year, or even more often. Tours and expeditions are changed each year to ensure that travelers visit new and exciting destinations every year.