Q. What qualifications do you hold to be a Driving Instructor?

A. I have Cert IV's in Driving Instructing, Training & Assessor & also a Safe Working with Children Certificate (WWC0219949E).

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Q. Do you offer the 3 for 1 Driving Lesson Scheme?

A. Yes I do. Learner Drivers under 25 years of age, who completed a 1 hour driving lesson with a fully licenced Driving Instructor can record 3 hours driving experience in their Learner Driver Logbook. Up to 10 hours of structured driving lessons can now be accepted and recorded as 30 hours in the Learner Driver Logbook.

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Q. Am I able to learn in my own car?

A. Yes, you can choose to learn in your own car. However, I require you to sign a waiver acknowledging that in the event of any accident or fines, no claim can be made against me or Drive N Pass Driving School.

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Q. What days do you work?

A. I work Tuesday to Saturday. Closed Sunday & Monday.

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Q. How long do lessons go for?

A. Lesson times are dependent on what package you have paid for.

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Q. Do you fill in my Logbook?

A. Yes. At the end of each lesson, I will update your Logbook.

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Q. How long will it take me to get my licence?

A. The time it takes depends on your current driving skills and how quickly you learn. I’ll teach you the safest and most practical techniques to become a confident driver, but everyone progresses at their own pace. I won’t encourage you to sit your test until you’re fully ready and have a solid understanding of all the road rules.

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Q. Do you provide a car for the driving test, or can I use my own car?

A. Yes, my car is available for the driving test at a reasonable rate. This includes the use of my fully insured vehicle and a 1.5-hour lesson before the test to help you feel confident and ready to pass. If you choose to use your own car for the test, the same fee applies to cover my time and support.

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Q. What happens if we get a fine during the lesson?

A. If a fine is issued during a lesson, it will initially be sent to Drive N Pass Driving School. I will then complete the attached Statutory Declaration with your details and return it to Service NSW so the fine can be reissued in your name for payment.

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Q. If I’m going to drive an automatic but we have a manual car at home, do you advise that I learn in both?

A. It’s best to learn in an automatic if that’s the car you’ll be driving regularly. You can always learn to drive a manual later if you choose. Automatic cars are generally easier to learn in, allowing you to build confidence and develop strong road skills before taking on the added challenge of manual driving.

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Q. I have a licence from overseas. Will it help me get my licence faster?

A. It depends on the country your licence is from and your current driving skills. During your first lesson, I’ll complete a 20-point analysis to assess your ability and determine what areas need attention. For more information, please visit our Links page.

 

Q. Will I have to complete all my lessons before booking my test?

A. In most cases, yes. However, we aim to plan ahead so there’s a smooth transition between completing your lessons and sitting your driving test, without any unnecessary waiting time.