Wondering where you should have driving lessons in Melbourne? You’ll need 120 hours of practice to get your licence in Victoria – and if you want to drive safely, it’s important to start slow, and learn the basics in a safe environment. Here are a few of our suggestions for the best places to learn to drive in Melbourne as you work toward your P plates and full driving licence.
If you’re a learner driver or even a P plater in NSW, VIC, or ACT, you may be wondering how you can improve your driving skills and become a safer and better driver. Here are a few top tips from Pass First Go that are sure to help you get better at driving as you continue your journey toward a full driver’s licence.
Wondering what ACT road rules say about speed limits for young drivers and provisional licence holders? In this guide from Pass First Go, we’ll discuss what learner drivers and provisional drivers need to know about maximum speed limits in ACT. Let’s get started.
You may be wondering how you can carry your smartphone safely while driving in NSW, VIC, or ACT, and avoid being pulled over by a police officer and penalised for mobile phone use. In this guide from Pass First Go, we’ll discuss the restrictions that L and P platers face while driving – as well as whether or not fully-licensed drivers can use their mobile phones while driving.
Learning what to do when driving around emergency services vehicles like police cars, fire engines, and ambulances can be intimidating for new drivers in ACT. In this blog from Pass First Go, we’ll discuss the basic road rule information you need to know to respond properly to emergency vehicles, stay safe, and avoid tickets and penalties while keeping emergency workers safe.
Young drivers have much higher accident rates than more experienced drivers, and the fatality rate for young drivers is more than twice as high compared to older drivers.
Newer drivers have less experience operating motor vehicles, and are more prone to unsafe behaviours on the road, which contributes to this higher accident rate.
So, how can you protect yourself or your teen driver from a serious or fatal crash? Find out now with these safe driving tips from Pass First Go.
NSW, ACT, and VIC all require learner drivers to get at least 20 hours of night driving time while they work toward their P plates.
Driving at night can be challenging. Even with proper street lighting, you can’t see nearly as much as you can during the day – and the bright lights of oncoming traffic can make it harder to see at night time, as well.
So, how can you learn to drive safely at night as a learner driver? Here are a few top tips From Pass First Go. Read on, and make sure you mitigate the risks of night driving while on your Ls!
If you’re a learner driver looking to get your Ps in ACT, NSW, or VIC, you may be nervous about your practical driving test. Learner drivers often fail the driving test the first time they try, and while it’s possible to pass on your first go, it’s not always easy!
So, what can you do to make sure you get your Ps and pass first go? Here are a few common driving mistakes you can avoid on your test to give yourself a better chance of passing on your first try.
A variety of ACT government road safety changes proposed by Road Safety Minister Shane Rattenbury have taken effect in 2020, and if you have a learner licence or provisional licence in ACT, you need to make sure that you know these changes to drive legally and safely.
Whether you just got your Ls or have passed your hazard perception testing and other requirements to get your Ps, learner and provisional drivers alike need to know about this driving laws update in 2020 – so get the details you need below.
Getting your learner driver licence in the ACT is the first step as you learn to drive. After earning your learner permit, you can work toward getting a provisional licence, and eventually earning your full driver licence.
But what do you need to do before you learn to drive in ACT? Here’s what you need to know about getting your learners permit. Read on, and make sure you’ve got everything you need.