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You can schedule lessons by contacting us via phone, email, or our website.
Our prices vary depending on the type of lesson and package you choose. We offer discounts for packages and promotions at times.
You typically need to be at least 16 years old and hold a learner's permit to begin lessons.
Yes, all our instructors are certified and have extensive experience in teaching safe holistic driving practices.
The main driving test centres in Brisbane and Gold Coast are located in Caboolture, Redcliffe, Strathpine, Sherwood, Wynnum, and Logan City.
Uno services the following Queensland Transport testing centres:
- BRISBANE NORTHSIDE: Carseldine, Toowong, Strathpine, Redcliffe and Caboolture
- BRISBANE SOUTHSIDE: Cleveland, Wynnum, Greenslopes, Sherwood and Logan City.
- GOLD COAST: Southport, Burleigh Waters, Helensvale, Currumbin Waters and Beenleigh.
"Uno offers affordable driving lessons and and amazing savings on lesson packages in Brisbane without breaking the bank! Gift Vouchers and Afterpay payment plans are also available."
Payment methods include credit card, debt card, cash or bank transfer.
Yes Gift Vouchers have a 6 month expiry from the dare of purchase.
During your first driving lesson, if you're inexperienced, you'll be taken to a quiet road. There, your instructor will explain the car controls including managing blind spots. They'll also guide you through steering using dual controls. If you're already experienced, your driving abilities will be assessed, and any necessary improvements will be addressed.
The choice between learning to drive an automatic or a manual car is influenced by several factors, including personal preferences, skill levels, confidence, and the availability of practice vehicles. It's crucial to note that if you obtain your license using an automatic car in the city, you're restricted from driving a manual car until you pass a practical test conducted by the Queenslander Department of Transportation in a manual car.
Look for a driving school that is licensed, experienced, has positive reviews, offers comprehensive training programs, and has certified instructors.
A good driving instructor should be licensed, experienced, patient, professional, and able to effectively communicate and teach driving skills.
The number of driving lessons needed can vary depending on individual skill level. On average, students may require around 15-40 hours of practice before feeling confident to take the driving test.
Many driving schools offer the option to use their vehicles for the driving test, but it's important to confirm this with the school beforehand.
ome driving schools may offer discounts or package deals for multiple lessons, so it's worth asking about any special offers they may have.
"Professional driving lessons can be recorded in the QLD logbook by indicating the start and end times of the lesson, the driving school's details, and the specific skills practiced during the session. Each hour of professional driving lesson can be logged as three hours in the logbook under the 'Training with a Recognised Instruction' category.”
"Yes, according to Queensland Transport regulations, one hour of professional driving lesson with a recognized driving school can be logged as three hours in the learner's logbook. This allows learners to progress more quickly towards completing their required supervised driving hours."
"The Queensland driving test typically includes a practical assessment of your driving skills, knowledge of road rules, and ability to demonstrate safe driving practices. It usually involves tasks such as parallel parking, lane changing, turning at intersections, and demonstrating various driving maneuvers."
"To book a Queensland driving test, you can visit the Department of Transport and Main Roads website or call their customer service line to schedule an appointment at a convenient testing center. Ensure you meet all eligibility requirements and have necessary documents ready for booking."
"For your Queensland driving test, you should bring your learner's permit, logbook if applicable, proof of identity, and any other required documents specified in the test appointment confirmation. It's also advisable to bring a roadworthy vehicle for the test."
"To prepare for the Queensland driving test, practice driving regularly to build confidence and skill. Study the Queensland road rules and complete a mock driving test to familiarize yourself with the test format. Consider taking professional driving lessons to refine your driving abilities and gain valuable feedback."
"The Queensland Hazard Perception Test is a component of the driver licensing process designed to assess a learner driver's ability to recognize and respond to potential hazards on the road. It involves watching a series of video clips of real traffic situations and clicking a mouse button when you identify a hazard."
"To prepare for the Queensland Hazard Perception Test, you can access online practice tests provided by the Department of Transport and Main Roads. These practice tests simulate the test format and help you familiarise yourself with identifying hazards and reacting appropriately. Additionally, studying the Queensland road rules and taking driving lessons can also enhance your hazard perception skills."
"If you fail the Queensland Hazard Perception Test, you may need to wait for a specific period before reattempting the test. Use the feedback provided after the failed test to understand where you can improve your hazard perception skills and practice diligently before your next attempt."
"In the Queensland Hazard Perception Test, you are required to identify various types of hazards depicted in the video clips. The number of hazards can vary, and you must respond promptly by clicking the mouse button when you perceive a potential danger such as a pedestrian crossing the road, a vehicle merging suddenly, or a cyclist turning in front of you."
In Queensland, learner drivers are typically required to log a set number of supervised driving hours before they can progress to a provisional or full driver license. The log book must accurately record details such as the dates of driving practice, duration of each session, type of driving conditions, and the supervising driver's details. The specific number of hours and conditions can vary based on the license class and age of the learner driver.
The processing time for approving a log book in Queensland can vary depending on various factors such as the completeness of the submitted log book, the volume of applications being processed, and any additional requirements that may need to be met. Typically, applicants should allow for a few weeks for the assessment and approval process.
We can arrange lessons to start from your preferred location within our service area, but this may affect scheduling availability
Yes, we provide pick-up and drop-off services to make it convenient for our students.
Yes, we have a structured curriculum that covers essential driving skills and prepares you for the driving test and a lifetime of safe driving skills.
We maintain progress records for each student, and your instructor will provide feedback after each lesson to help you track your development. You can access your progress reports via the students portal on the website.
Uno Driving School offers a structured lesson plan. We provide a textbook, instructor lesson plans, and a means to monitor your progress. Explore the Uno learn to drive program for more details.
Uno Driving School requires a 24 hour cancelation notice to reschedule your driving lesson.
1/ Queensland Learner Driving Licence or International Driving Licence including any translations if needed.
2/ Learner Logbook or App.
3/ Glasses or any Medical Certificates if needed.
5/ Comfortable clothing and closed shoes.
6/ Water Bottle.
7/ Smile 🙂
In Brisbane Standard driving lesson cost between $75 to $80 per hour lesson.
This depends on each person because every student is different in their abilities, needs, experience, and chances to practice. Be careful of anyone who tries to give you a specific number of lessons over the phone without understanding how skilled you are. Once our Driving Instructors check your skills and see how much you can practice between lessons, we can tell you how many lessons you might need. And remember, the more professional training you get, the safer you'll be when driving on your own.
Some driving schools offer manual transmission (stick shift) instruction, so it's best to inquire if this option is available if you're interested in learning to drive a manual vehicle.
The duration of a driving course can vary based on individual learning pace and the driving school's program. Typically, students can complete a driving course in a few weeks to a few months.
During a driving lesson, you can expect to practice various driving skills such as parking, turns, lane changes, and other maneuvers, under the guidance of your instructor.
Yes, many driving schools offer refresher courses for experienced drivers who want to improve their skills or regain confidence behind the wheel.
"Recording professional driving lessons in the QLD logbook not only helps learners advance faster in accumulating their required hours but also provides structured training from qualified instructors, ensuring learners receive expert guidance and instruction to improve their driving skills."
"Yes, learners can combine supervised driving hours with hours from professional driving lessons in their QLD logbook. This flexibility allows learners to benefit from both formal instruction and practice with a variety of driving experiences to enhance their overall competency behind the wheel."
"The pass rate for the Queensland driving test can vary but typically hovers around 50% to 60%, depending on the testing location and the proficiency of the test takers. It's essential to prepare adequately to increase your chances of passing."
"The number of driving lessons needed before taking the Queensland driving test varies for each individual. It depends on your prior driving experience, comfort level behind the wheel, and ability to demonstrate safe driving skills. It's recommended to practice extensively and consider professional driving lessons to prepare effectively."
"If you fail the Queensland driving test, you can usually rebook and retake the test after a waiting period, typically around seven to fourteen days. Use the feedback from your failed test to identify areas for improvement and focus on enhancing your driving skills before attempting the test again."
"Many people experience nerves or anxiety before taking the Queensland driving test, but it's essential to remember that the examiners are there to assess your ability fairly and objectively. By preparing thoroughly, practicing regularly, and staying calm during the test, you can overcome any fears and perform to the best of your abilities."
To get your learner's license in Queensland, you typically need to follow these steps:
- Be at least 16 years of age.
- Pass a written road rules test and a vision test at a Queensland Transport and Main Roads customer service centre.
- Complete an application form and provide identification documents.
- Pay the required fees.
- Once you have met these requirements, you will be issued with your learner's license, allowing you to start learning to drive under certain conditions.
Learner drivers in Queensland must adhere to certain conditions, including:
- Displaying 'L' plates prominently on the front and back of the vehicle.
- Supervision by a fully licensed driver at all times while driving.
- Maintaining a zero blood alcohol concentration while driving.
- Not using any mobile phones, including hands-free, while driving.
- Abiding by any additional conditions specified on the learner's license.
Understanding and following these conditions are crucial for learner drivers in Queensland to ensure safety on the roads and comply with the law.
A log book exemption in Queensland is a provision that allows certain drivers to be exempt from the requirement to complete a log book of supervised driving hours when applying for a Queensland driver license. It simplifies the licensing process for eligible individuals by waiving the need to log a specific number of driving hours under supervision before progressing to a full driver license.
Eligibility for the log book exemption in Queensland can vary based on specific criteria set by the Department of Transport and Main Roads. Generally, some common categories of drivers who may qualify for the exemption include:
- Drivers aged over a certain threshold when applying for a full driver license.
- Individuals with a foreign driver license seeking to convert it to a Queensland driver license.
- Holders of driver licenses from other Australian states or territories wanting to transfer to a Queensland driver license.
The process to apply for a log book exemption in Queensland typically involves submitting the required documentation and information to the Department of Transport and Main Roads. Applicants may need to fill out a specific form, provide proof of eligibility, and adhere to any additional requirements specified by the authorities. It is advisable to check the official Queensland Department of Transport website for detailed instructions on how to apply for the exemption.
The rules of a log book generally include accurately recording all driving practice sessions as required, ensuring the supervisor meets the eligibility criteria, keeping the log book up to date, and presenting the log book for inspection when required, such as during a driving test or license application. Failure to comply with the log book rules may result in delays in obtaining a driver license.
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