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Victoria has 28 verified driving instructors across 82 suburbs with lessons from $65-$100/hr. 28 offer automatic and 1 offer manual. 9 can teach in your own car. Lessons available in English, Hindi, Urdu and more.
2025 BYD ATTO3 · 346 Google reviews
2019 Toyota Corolla · 272 Google reviews
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2023 Toyota Corolla · 122 Google reviews
2020 Toyota Corolla · 116 Google reviews
2021 Toyota Corolla · 91 Google reviews
2022 Toyota Corolla · 34 Google reviews
2018 Kia Cerato · 12 Google reviews
2022 Honda HR-V · 10 Google reviews
2023 Toyota Corolla · 10 Google reviews
2025 Toyota Corolla · 9 Google reviews
2019 Honda Civic · 2 Google reviews
2024 Toyota Yaris Cross · 163 Google reviews
2007 Toyota Yaris · 62 Google reviews
2023 Volkswagen Golf · 349 Google reviews
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2021 Toyota Corolla
2020 Toyota Corolla · 33 Google reviews
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Victorian learners under 21 must complete 120 hours of supervised driving (including 20 hours at night) before taking their practical test. Learners aged 21 and over are exempt from logging hours. Unlike NSW, Victoria does not offer a logbook hour multiplier for professional lessons.
Official info: VicRoads
Common questions about driving lessons in Victoria. Can't find what you're looking for? Contact us.
Victorian learners under 21 must complete 120 hours of supervised driving, including at least 20 hours at night, before taking the practical driving test. Learners aged 21 and over are exempt from the logbook requirement.
No, Victoria does not have a logbook multiplier like NSW. Each hour of professional instruction counts as 1 hour in your logbook. However, professional lessons are highly valuable for learning correct techniques and preparing for your test.
Hook turns are a unique Melbourne road rule. At certain intersections in the CBD (marked with signs), you turn right from the left lane to keep clear of trams. Your instructor will teach you this technique on Melbourne city roads.
Victorian P1 drivers must display red P plates for 12 months, have a zero blood alcohol limit, and can only carry one peer passenger aged 16-22 between 11pm-5am. P2 drivers have green plates for 3 years with the same alcohol limit but fewer passenger restrictions.
In Victoria, you must hold your learner permit for at least 12 months, then complete 12 months on P1 (red plates) and 3 years on P2 (green plates). The minimum time from learner to full licence is 4 years.
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