Best Practice test drive-Australia

By: apexdriving.com.au

Getting a drivers licence in Australia is not

an easy task. It may take many years!

The safer drivers course is designed to

make the process of obtaining a drivers

licence relatively less difficult.

A candidate wanting to get a drivers

licence must initially pass a practice theory

test on road rules known as drivers

knowledge test DKT.

The Safe drivers course has a handbook

and practice available for this.

There are many sites online which offer

practice for the candidate.

To pass the DKT practice is given at

another practice testing location so that

the applicant knows road rules thoroughly

generally guidance is taken from driving

schools like Midland Driving School, which

have enough practice to ensure that their

client gets the licence at the first go .

Once the DKT test is passed, the candidate

is now a learner.

He also receives a learners handbook/ log

book to record his total driving hours.

He is allowed to drive in declaring areas

with the vehicle bearing a yellow plate of

the size specified according to rules, with a

black L printed on their car roof plates.

The learner is to complete 120 hours of

driving including 20 hours of night driving.

The learner can now drive with supervisor,

but at limited speed, zero alcohol and not

more than 4 d- merit points.

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points to drive under a Qualified

supervisor.

There is added advantage if done under

trained supervision.

Apexdriving.com.au provides very

experienced supervisors at very reasonable

rates.

The advantage of using an instructor is that

one hour of driving with an instructor is

equivalent to 3 driving hours.

The hours of driving are recorded in a

learners log book.

On completing this stage the learner gets

his red or P1 that is first provisional

licence.

He can now drive with a white plate of the

size specified according to the rules,

bearing a red P on the vehicle roof.

The provisional license holder or the P 1

holder goes to the next Stage.

For getting green P2 the driver has to be

careful that he gets no more than 8 D

merit points or he/she has to begin all

over again as licence will be cancelled.

The penalties are heavy.

According to the rules the license holder

can carry one adult passenger along with

or without the supervisor, but having a

trained supervisor has an added advantage.

On completing this stage the P 1 holder gets his green or P2 that is the second provisional license.

He can now drive with a white plate bearing a green P on the vehicle roof.

The final license is obtained after 2 years of holding p2 licence.

Getting a permanent licence comes along with great responsibility.

Being a full fledged driver means a driver who knows his duties, rules and follows them strictly so as to minimize road hazards and risks.

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CREDIT: apexdriving.com.au