Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, learners can generally take driving lessons in their own car, provided the vehicle meets legal and safety requirements. However, some instructors may prefer using their dual-control training vehicle because it provides an additional level of safety. Dual controls allow the instructor to intervene if necessary, which can be particularly beneficial for beginners.
Joondalup Driving Practice offers Driving Instructor Courses. Be a certified driving instructor and help young learners take control of the wheel with utmost responsibility. Our Driving Instructor Course is delivered by skilled and seasoned road safety specialist Andrew Pestel.
Yes, we do! We offer special discounts on our 6 and 10 Driving Lesson Packages. Feel free to reach us and consult your requirements. We are happy to guide you and offer the best package based on your requirements.
It is recommended that all students book a minimum of 3 to 5 driving lessons. We provide pickup services for ease and convenience. Also, learners can practice on the same local roads as Perth driving assessors will use during the driving test.
Automatic transmission is good for learners, but learning in a manual transmission car will help a learner know the inside out of the overall vehicle’s mechanism. Also, your licence will carry an automatic-only restriction when passing a PDA in a vehicle with an automatic transmission. This means you are not permitted to drive a manual transmission vehicle on that licence. If you later wish to drive a manual vehicle, you can take another driving test in a manual car to have the automatic restriction removed.
However, if you pass your driving test in a manual transmission vehicle, you are generally allowed to drive both manual and automatic vehicles.