Frequently Asked Questions

• How many lessons will I need?

  The number of lessons you need can vary, as everyone learns at their own pace. We customise each lesson to suit your individual needs. To get started, we recommend booking lessons soon after receiving your learner’s permit. This will help you build a solid foundation in vehicle operation and safe driving techniques. Afterwards, you can practice with a licensed supervisor to log more hours.

  As you continue gaining experience, it's a good idea to schedule lessons periodically to ensure you’re developing good habits and avoiding any bad ones. When you're nearing the required hours, we suggest taking additional lessons to prepare for your VORT. These final lessons will include a mock test and ensure you're fully ready to meet all the requirements to pass and get your P’s!

• How much are the lessons?

  All of our prices are in our lessons and pricing section; found here.

• How do I pay for lessons?

  You can pay by card at the time of booking online or at your lesson with our EFTPOS reader. Cash is accepted at the time of the lesson but no change is carried and is not the preferred method of payment. There is no fee for card payments.

• What type of car will I be driving?

  The car is a 2023 MG3 with an automatic transmission.  The car has tinted windows and is fully air conditioned for our summer temperatures. There is also a 3-way dash cam and dual control pedals to ensure your peace of mind when learning to drive. Your driving instructor has a current first aid certificate and the vehicle has a fully equipped first aid kit and fire extinguisher for emergencies.

• Which areas do you service?

  We are based in Greenock and conduct driving lessons in the Barossa and Light regions.  We will come to you in Greenock, Nuriootpa, Tanunda, Angaston, and Kapunda. If you have any concerns about your area, please get in touch via phone call, text, or email.

• What do I bring to my first lesson?

  Just bring your learners permit, your log book, a bottle of water and, of course, your enthusiasm.  It is best to wear closed shoes for your lessons without a high heel, comfortable clothing, and prescription glasses if you are required to wear them.

• What hours do you operate?

  We are available 7 days a week by appointment, including some public holidays. This means we can offer lessons around work, school, and sporting schedules. If your preferred time isn’t available, or falls outside of posted hours when booking a lesson, please get in touch via phone or our contact us page below. There are no extra fees or surcharges for weekends and public holidays.

• I see you offer night lessons.  How is this different from the day lessons?

  Night driving is very different from driving during the daylight.  Your vision is limited to what your headlights, street lights, and moon light can show.  It can be daunting driving at night for the first time and we aim to provide the tools and skills necessary to make you a safe driver at night as well as the day.  To book in for a night lesson you must have done a previous day time lesson with us.

• My parent/guardian is unsure how to continue supervising.  Can they come along for a lesson?

  Absolutely!  We encourage parents and guardians to come along for a lesson.  Road rules and safe driving habits change over time and it is great for your supervising adult to have a refresher by joining one of your lessons.  This way everyone can be on the same page about what is required so that you don’t have to unlearn any bad habits before your test.

• What if I can’t make my lesson?

  You will receive both an SMS and email reminder 24 hours before your lesson. You can reschedule or cancel your lesson up to 24 hours in advance without penalty via the link in your email or on our bookings page. Alternatively, you can send an SMS with your cancellation details at any time, day or night. As lessons are limited, a cancellation fee of $40 will apply to any no shows.