Working towards getting your drivers licence is a very rewarding and satisfying experience. Once you have your drivers licence it opens many doors for you. It provides you with independence and will often be a requirement for your working career. It may seem daunting at first to hop behind the steering wheel but it is a necessary part of the learning experience. You will need to obtain 120 hours logged driving experience prior to sitting for your drivers licence. This must include 10 hours of driving at night. All logged hours must be signed by your driving supervisor.

Having a drivers licence is a privilege and must be treasured. You are not only responsible for yourself but your actions will affect other road users. Drive responsibly and heed the advice of your supervisor. If you have your learners permit you will know the road rules, you just need to put them into practice.

As a learner driver you mustn’t drive using a mobile phone and this includes hands free. You will also need to have a zero blood alcohol concentration. You can’t tow any other vehicles or trailers. Your L plates must be clearly displayed and you must always carry your learner permit with you. Your fully licenced driving supervisor must have a blood alcohol concentration of under .05. These simple rules are put into place for your safety and the safety of others. So enjoy your driving experience and remember to take care on the roads!