Obtaining a driver’s licence can be a significant challenge for many young people. Learner drivers are required to complete a set number of supervised driving hours before they can attempt the practical driving test and progress to a Provisional (P1) Licence.
For some, especially those in vulnerable or disadvantaged circumstances, meeting these requirements is difficult and sometimes impossible due to a lack of access to a suitable vehicle or a supervising driver. This can ultimately prevent them from ever obtaining their licence.
Not having a driver’s licence can limit a person’s access to employment, education, community involvement and essential services. It can also restrict personal independence, which may negatively affect mental health and wellbeing.
Our Mentors offer a supported and flexible one hour lessons are conducted by our fully trained driving mentors who have completed Queensland Transport and Main Roads PrepL Supervisor Course.
All lessons are held in our Road Ready vehicle, a safe and fully insured car.
Pick-up and drop-off arrangements can be made to ensure accessibility for learners who require transport assistance.