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Keen To Drive Driving School
Driver Education
Older Driver Assessor
Facilitator for the RMS Safer Drivers Course Please contact the office 0422388574 for further information

Keen To Drive is a well established driving school.There are 5 Driving instructors that work for Keen To Drive and they instruct lessons in Automatic and Manual vehicles in Port Macquarie and surrounding areas, we teach defensive driving skills for life and all the Instructors are patient and professional. Our cars are late models with the latest safety features and fitted with dual controls for everyone's protection and are fully insured. Keen To Drive works in partnership with the Australian Driver Trainers Association to present the Safer Drivers Course www.adtasdc.com.au
Keen To Drive also do Older Driver Assessments. Keen To Drive has an up to date and easy to use Website where you can book online pick the instructor you want and pay online as well.

A big congratulations to Jesse in passing his P’s test at Port Macquarie, all the best and stay safeFrom the team at Kee...
29/09/2026

A big congratulations to Jesse in passing his P’s test at Port Macquarie, all the best and stay safe
From the team at Keen to Drive 🚙

27/09/2026
24/09/2026

Car A is on Car B's right, and under NSW road rules you give way to any vehicle already in the roundabout, and to any vehicle approaching from your right that will reach the roundabout before you. From Car B's angle, Car A ticks that second box.

Roundabouts are one of the most common spots where a learner drive turns tense for no good reason. The rule is simpler than it feels, and it never changes.

Where it usually gets tripped up:

1. Indicating on approach. Signal left if you are turning left, right if you are turning right, and no signal on approach if you are going straight through

2. Indicating on exit. Every time, even if you are going straight through. Signal left as you pass the exit before yours

3. Choosing the correct lane before you enter, not once you are already in the roundabout

Road Rules Awareness Week is a good chance to reset on the calls you make on autopilot.

🔗 adtasdc.com.au

24/09/2026

Make the most of the upcoming school holidays by booking into our next Safer Drivers Course

Port Macquarie - 26/9, 30/9, 7/10 & 10/10
Penrith 26/9 & 10/10
Ulladulla 27/9
Warners Bay 29/9, 6/10
Glenfield 29/9 & 10/10
Narellan 29/9 & 8/10
Kogarah 29/9
Seaforth 30/9 & 11/10
Narrabeen 7/10
Burwood 9/10
Campbelltown 10/10

The course consists of 2 modules
Module 1 - 3 hours interactive workshop, with expert tips on low risk driving & hazard perception
Module 2 - 2 hours in car coaching session with a professional instructor

20 hours credited straight to your learners logbook

Cost $140 ( concessions may be available for eligible participants)

Spaces fill up fast during the holidays, so don't leave your booking to the last second!

Secure your spot today or message our page for more details
https://adtasdc.com.au/

The course is designed for NSW licence holders under the age of 25. With a minimum of 50 actual log book hours ( not including bonus instructor lessons)

With School holidays coming up quickly get your Safer  Drivers Course booked in, available placements are still there bu...
19/09/2026

With School holidays coming up quickly get your Safer Drivers Course booked in, available placements are still there but they are filling quickly.
5hours of your time=20hrs in your logbook.

22/06/2026

Most NSW learners spend months chasing logbook hours. The Safer Drivers Course lets you add 20 hours to your logbook in a single day.

5 hours of structured training

20 hours credited to your logbook

Available across 13 locations in NSW

You still have to do the work. But you do not have to do all 120 hours the hard way.

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21/06/2026

We're excited to have the The Rusty Mustangs performing live at this years RetroFest 😀 For more information or to purchase tickets head to:- www.retrofest-port.com.au

17/06/2026

Q: Can learner drivers use a reverse camera when parking in NSW?

A: Yes. Learner drivers in NSW are allowed to use a reverse camera while parking, but it should only be used as an additional visual aid, not as a replacement for proper observation.

During a NSW driving test, learners are still expected to perform head checks and physically look through the rear window when reversing.

A few important things to remember:
✔ Examiners expect drivers to predominantly look backwards over their shoulder when reversing
✔ Relying only on the camera or mirrors can result in an immediate fail
✔ Automated self-parking or park assist features must be switched off during the test
✔ Portable reversing camera screens or GPS devices must be securely mounted and not obstruct the driver’s view

https://www.adta.com.au/cars-and-motorcycles/cars/faqs-tips-and-advice

Address

5 The Bulkhead
Port Macquarie, NSW
2444

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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