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Learn driving from accredited driving instructors & crack your test easily.
Our friendly driving instructors are always ready to assist you in quick learning.
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Desire to learn driving but putting it off because you’re nervous? Your search ends right here… Prompt Driving School is a fast growing, dynamic & professional institution where we strive to provide best of knowledge, training & safer driving skills for the budding drivers both young and old.

Our instructor

All our instructors have a minimum of 5 years’ experience on road with full instructors training courses successfully completed Each of our instructors go through assessments which successfully qualifies them for a Licenced Instructor. Our instructors understand new drivers and their skills and only then start coaching them with patience. Whether it be Learners or Provisional (P1 & P2) drivers must obey special rules, which are designed to keep you safe while you’re building your driving skills and experience. Each session involves theoretical and practical lessons which help ...
... in building a strong base for any new drivers. Depending on availability we have both male and female instructors to choose from.

The NSW Licencing Process

Learners, Provisional P1 (Red P), Provisional P2 (Green P), Learners L

Any new driver with L’s need to log at least 120 hours driving experience, including 20 hours of night driving, in your learner driver log book. At Prompt we offer to maintain your comprehensive log book to get you aligned with your hours on the road. You can choose to take a Safer Drivers Course to improve your skills (and get a bonus 20 hours in your log book!). Structured lessons with a licensed NSW driving instructor will also give you a bonus of 3-for-1 log book hours.

Progressing to Provisional P1

Once you have held your learner licence for at least 10 months, you need to pass the Hazard Perception Test (HPT). After you’ve completed at least 120 hours of driving practice, including 20 hours of night driving (unless you’re exempt from this requirement), you can book a driving test. Once you pass the driving test, you progress to the next licence stage – a provisional P1 licence.

Progressing to Provisional P2

Once you’ve held your provisional P1 licence for at least 12 months, you can apply for a provisional P2 licence. P1 licence holders who haven’t already done the Hazard Perception Test (HPT) will need to pass it in order to progress to a P2 licence.

Your P2 licence is valid for 36 months. After 24 months, you can upgrade to a full unrestricted licence, as long as you haven’t been suspended for unsafe driving behaviour.

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