• 2014 News,  Your Driving Test Tips

    The Importance of Maintaining Your Logbook

    I recently took a learner for their licence test. It had taken 3 weeks to book. Plenty of time to get ready. The learner had already completed sixty hours, privately driving with a licenced friend. I had explained to carefully fill out the logbook. Make sure all hours were correctly written up and the hours carefully totalled up. All certified drivers should complete the front of the book, each page should be filled in by the learner at the top of the page. This was a legal document and would be checked. “Make sure you are very careful.” At the Vicroads desk each page was carefully examined. Unfortunately for my…

  • 2014 News,  Pedestrian Crossing News,  Your Driving Test Tips

    L2P VicRoads, Police Community Meeting.

    At a recent meeting on April 7th at Warragul Community house attended by members of Vicroads and the local Police over 80 learners and their Mentors were briefed on issues that concerned them regarding being a safe driver. Graduated Licence System Proceeds through a series of steps beginning with the HAZARD PERCEPTION TEST A The log book is inspected B The Drive Test is divided into two parts STAGE 1. Basic Traffic Conditions Residential Areas Simple Driving Reverse Parallel parking STAGE 2 Higher Traffic Areas Higher Speed Zones. Turning 21 There was some discussion around turning 21 and whether you need to get 120 hours. Lloyd advised you must be…