Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Can ACT learners drive at the speed limit when in NSW?
Yes, ACT learner drivers can travel at the posted speed limit when driving in NSW—unlike NSW learners, who are restricted to 90 km/h. For more information, visit the Service NSW website. Do not trust any other source.
Can you sign off my ACT logbook competencies to help me get my P plates?
Yes, we can. Our accredited instructors are qualified to assess and sign off your competencies for the ACT logbook system.
How do I book a package deal?
You can book all your lessons online individually through our website. The same time each week may not be available, Then, simply pay by EFTPOS or bank transfer at your first lesson. Book now.
How many lessons will I need to get my P plates using the ACT logbook system?
The ACT logbook system requires a minimum of around 7 professional lessons, but the number you’ll need depends on your experience:
- 8–12 lessons is typical for most learners with some supervised driving experience.
- Up to 30 lessons may be required for learners with minimal driving experience or limited support from friends or family.
- Bonus: You can gain 35 bonus logbook hours by completing eligible training courses.
See optional courses.
How and when do I pay for my lessons?
You can pay at each lesson or pay for a package at your first lesson using EFTPOS or bank transfer.
What do different road arrows, traffic signals, and turning lanes mean?
Understanding road markings and signals is crucial for safe driving. Here are some examples to help you:
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