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Getting a driver's licence is a key milestone in a young person's life. Unfortunately, the process from first sitting the Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) through to obtainingyour P1licence takes significanttime, effort andsupport from family and/or friends. One of the most significant challenges in the NSW licensing regime is meeting the minimum logbook hours requirements. This is where you must gain and record a significant amount of driving experience behind the steering wheel before being able...

You may be wondering if driving lessons are for you? You maybe a younger Australian looking to get your driver's licence for the first time, an overseas licence holder needing to transfer your driver's licence or even an experienced driver looking to refresh your skillsorlearn how to drive a manual vehicle. There are somethings you MUST do to legally drive on Australianroads, you must pass yourroad rules theory testand you mustpass yourdriving test. Professional driving lessons are ent...

The driver knowledge test (DKT) is the first step on the the driver'slicensing journey. None of us want to fail but unfortunately many people do. In 2017, a government survey found that approximately 30% of all DKT attempts resulted in failure. That’s a lot of of disappointed people and a lot of wasted time & money. The pass rate reduces further when analysing the test results of people who failed their first attempt. By the time you look at people sitting their 4th test attempt (And t...

To get an unrestricted NSW driver's licence there are a number of stages you are required to progressthrough. This ‘graduated licensing scheme' helps new learner drivers gain experience and become safer drivers by spreading the learning process over 4 years. There are essentially three main learning stages you must move throughbefore you qualify for a full licence. You must first qualify for a learners licence and in due course meet the requirements to progress through the P1 &...

A driver’s licence is a key step towards gaining your freedom and independence. In 2017 a government survey found over 233,000 driving tests were attempted in NSW alone, only 58% of these tests resulted in a pass, whereas our EzLicence learners passed at a rate of more than 90%. Amazingly, almost 20% of these tests were attempted by learner drivers sitting their 3rd & 4th attempts, and 50% of these people still failed! Your driving test Getting to the point of being able to even ...

Losing the ability to drive, or having to limit where you can go can be a major challengeto anyone's independence. To build confidence and avoid accidents on the road, senior drivers should consider undertakingrefresher driving lessons. Our qualified instructors can provide updated knowledge and useful tips to ensure yourat your best when you’re on the road. If you feel you are out of touch and could benefit from a senior refresher lesson then our driving instructors are well equiped to he...

Driving a manual vehicle is much less common today than it used to be, it wasn't that long ago that everyone learnt to drive in a manual vehicle. These days most people take the more convenient option of learning to drive in an automatic vehicle. Because of this most driving instructors only offer driving lessons in an automatic vehicle, they believe this is what people want. Here at EzLicence we are consistently surpised by the high demand for manual driving lessons from men and women of all...

Keys2drive is an Australian Government-funded program providing learner drivers and their parents/supervisors a free driving lesson with a keys2drive accredited professional driving instructor. What happens in the FREE driving lesson? The free lesson goes for 60 minutes, during which the Keys2drive accredited driving instructor will explain the Keys2drive learning approach – ‘Find Your Own Way’ – and offer examples of how it can be used when learning to drive. The remaining lesson ...

How do you transfer an international driver's licence to an Australian licence? Do you want to drive in Australia but only have an international licence? In most states, you can drive with an international licence for only a short period of time, usually around 3 months. After this period you will need to transfer your international licence into an Australian state licence, dependant on where you are located. Transfering an international drivers licence to an Australian drivers licence ...