Frequently asked questions

It depends on your starting point and how quickly you build confidence. We teach the most practical route to a licence, but every student is different. As a guide, a learner with no previous experience usually needs around 25 lessons to be ready to drive safely and independently.

You must be at least 16 years old to apply for a learner licence in Australia. From there you build your supervised logbook hours before progressing to your P plates.

A standard lesson runs for one hour, and your instructor picks you up and drops you off. Many students choose a double-length session, which covers more ground and gets them test-ready faster. Minimum booking lengths vary by town.

Yes. You can hire our dual-control car for your test at an affordable rate. We also recommend a lesson immediately beforehand so you arrive warmed up, settled and confident.

Both. If you pass your test in an automatic, your licence is restricted to automatic vehicles. If you expect to drive a manual — for work, on a farm, or a family car — it is worth learning manual from the start.

We run lessons seven days a week: Monday to Friday from 7am to 8pm, and Saturday and Sunday from 7am to 7pm. Early-morning and evening slots book out fastest, so it is worth calling ahead.

Dubbo, Wellington, Gilgandra, Narromine, Geurie, Wongarbon and Tomingley. Rates and minimum booking lengths vary by town because of travel time.

Yes. Your instructor will collect you from home, school, TAFE or your workplace, and drop you back afterwards.