Ongoing Driving School

19/07/2024

The Driver Knowledge Test online is now live - Transport for NSW

For the first time, customers can pass the DKT from the comfort of home, or anywhere they can access the internet. It’s an accessible path for learner drivers to understand road rules and safe driving behaviours.

The DKT online puts our diverse customer at the centre of the experience, as it is fully accessible and includes features like text to speech which make it suitable for people with low literacy and dyslexia. It’s also offered in English and Simplified Chinese.

Customers can attempt the test as many times as needed to pass for one fee, helping to reduce costs associated with obtaining a learner licence. This fee is paid when they go to their local Service NSW centre to apply for their licence.

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04/07/2024

Another student ready to hit the roads soon on his own. Congratulations.

21/03/2024

Starting from this month 🚙
NSW residents with an overseas driver licence must convert to an NSW Driver Licence if you're planning to stay on our roads.
Changes include:
👉 if you arrived before 1 Jul 2023, you have until 1 Mar 2025 to get an NSW Driver Licence
👉 if you arrived after 1 Jul 2023, you have 6 months to get an NSW Driver Licence.
More info here 👉

Convert your overseas licence to a NSW Driver Licence if you're an Australian citizen or permanent resident, or hold a New Zealand driver licence.

13/12/2023

13/12/2023

Another successful student is ready to drive on her P plate today👍

13/10/2023

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29/09/2023

Another Happy Client 😍

15/07/2023

If you're still on your L or P plates, then you are not allowed to use your phone at all, not even in a cradle.

13/07/2023

Overseas drivers who arrive in NSW from 1 July 2023 and intend to live in NSW for six months or longer will now need to obtain a NSW driver licence to continue driving.

11/07/2023

Demerit points relief for safe drivers

All unrestricted NSW licence holders – including professional drivers – are eligible for a demerit point trial that aims to reward responsible driving behaviour. During the trial, if an eligible driver maintains an offence free record during the trial period, one demerit point will be removed from their driving record.

The trial will run from 17 January 2023 until 16 January 2024. There is no need to register for the trial, all unrestricted licence holders are automatically included. At the completion of the trial, Transport will undertake a process to identify those eligible for the deduction of a demerit point.

The demerit point deduction is expected to take effect mid-April 2024.

Learner and provisional licence holders are not included in the trial as they are subject to strict conditions of the Graduated Licensing Scheme. Safe driving behaviour cannot be underestimated as we work together to create a safer driving environment for all road users and ultimately push road trauma to zero.