Before you begin your driving test, you will need to complete 100 (one hundred) hours supervised driving, each hour logged and signed off by your supervising driver.
Your supervising driver can be anyone (responsible enough) that has held an open license for more than 12 months.
AND – you will need to include 10 (ten) hours of night driving.
That’s a lot, but it’s well worth it as the experience you will gain is invaluable to your safety when you drive away solo for the first time.
So, how do you get those 100 hours driving faster?
Answer:
Use a qualified driving instructor with dual controlled vehicle! – because each hour with a qualified driving instructor is worth 3 hours in your log book, that is up to 10 x 1 hour lessons, then it’s 1 for 1.
Talk to your qualified instructor today to discuss your needs.