FAQ

There are quite a few! For instance a professional and accredited driving instructor:

• Provides safe, government-inspected vehicles to learn in
• Can develop custom learning plans based on individual requirements
• Teaches you how to be a safe, effective and confident driver in all situations

Absolutely not! We have many adult students who need to freshen up their driving skills for various reasons. We can customise a learning program for you based on your unique requirements.

Of course price matters but other factors matter as much or more. Look for an accredited and experienced instructor. The best instructors have defined objectives for their students to meet to expedite the time they need to spend learning and getting their licence.

Yes as long as you allow 2 weeks for your Log Book to be approved. If it does not get approved you can reschedule as long it is 3 days before your test.

Learner logbooks are simply logbooks that people with learner’s licences record their driving hours in. Once you have at least 100 hours logged, you can sit for a practical driving examination. Note that every single hour spent with an accredited driving trainer counts as 3 hours of experience in the logbook. However, there is a limit of 10 hours that this rule can be used for (maximum of 30 hours in the logbook).

First, you have to be at least 16 years of age. Then, you need to complete an online learning program called PrepL or sit for a written road rules test. After passing either of those, you can apply for your learner’s licence.

Anyone under the age of 25 is required to complete at least 100 hours of driving experience before testing to progress from a learner’s license. Driving experience hours are kept track of in a learner’s logbook.