Frequently Asked Questions - General

There are no hard and fast rules for how long it will take to become a safe and competent driver. Each person has a different learning rate. Your ability to observe traffic regulations, control the vehicle and identify hazards are the key ingredients. In most cases all this can be covered within 10 - 15 lessons. Additional lessons may be needed to build up confidence. If you have a person (Supervisor) who is able to take you for practice sessions between lessons it will reduce the number of lessons you require.

Driving skills take practice over time. Some people can learn to drive in a fortnight with a lesson a day but on average it takes 8 to 12 weeks. VicRoads "Driving Test" for an age restricted licence (under 21 years) is designed for testing someone who has had about 120 hours of driving before appearing for the test. Not all of this time needs to be with an Instructor.

Yes, we will pick you up from your house, school or work and drop you off at the same location.

No! It has to be same location.

We give driving lessons 5 days a week. Weekends & public holidays, on special request only.

Yes, we have senior citizens programs specifically geared towards their specific needs. Contact us for more details.

Yes, our courses do include freeway driving. Our instructors are specially trained to keep calm and provide a friendly environment to make difficult learning situations much easier.

Yes, you may contact us at all times with any questions or concerns during the working hours. We want you to know that we are always there for you. Even after you have received your driver license we encourage you to keep in touch and let us know how you are doing.