DSNM Driving Education Program

The quality driving education begins with one of Melbourne’s top driving schools. DSNM Enrolls different level of learner drivers to provide professional driving lesson the most comprehensive driver education program and from qualified driving instructors is by far the greatest investment you can make as a driver.

Driver’s education typically begins at a very young age. It all starts when you pick up the “Road to Solo Driving” Handbook and learn all there is to know about Road safety rule, traffic regulations and driving a car. However, for everyone involved, a person’s legal driving education program begins when they seek to obtain their Victorian driver’s licence.

This handbook must be studied as completely as feasible in Victoria. In Victoria, the Traffic Handbook is also known as “The Road to Solo Driving”. This guidebook is the official handbook published by the road traffic authorities, and it was created just for your driving education.

The Road to Solo Driving

The handbook is divided into several sub books.

Introduction – How to use this book
1st Part – The challenges of driving
2nd Part – Learning to drive
3rd Part – Managing risk
4th Part – Rules and Responsibilities

Click here to download the PDF file.

To be able to learn to drive, you must first study the manual and become acquainted with all there is to it. Once you’ve gained confidence and learnt everything, you’ll need to enroll in and take the Learners Permit Test.

To be allowed to take driving lessons with a driving instructor, everyone must pass the Learners Permit Test. It is critical to read this guidebook as part of the entire driver education curriculum.

Learners Permit Test is conducted at any VicRoads Office.

Call Vic Roads main number on 131 171 or make an online booking for your Learners Permit at https://billing.vicroads.vic.gov.au/bookings.

Learner permit:

The learner permit test consists of 32 questions and is part of the driver education program. Each question generally have 3/4 possible answers and you have to choose the correct answer.

Practice learner permit test

The practice learner permit knowledge test has been designed to help you prepare for the learner permit knowledge test.

To pass the learner permit knowledge test, you will need to read the most recent edition of the Road to Solo Driving handbook. Make sure you study all of the handbook, as the questions in the learner permit test are based on all four chapters.

The practice learner permit knowledge test:

is similar to the actual Vic Roads test
has 32 questions like the actual test
questions are randomly generated – different each time you try
has a 78% pass mark
Wrong answers link you to the chapter where the information is covered in the Road to Solo Driving handbook.

Once you have passed the learner permit test, you will have successfully finished the first part of your driving education program. Your Learner Permit is good for a period of ten years. You can begin taking practical driving lessons as soon as you get your learners permit.

Practice Learner Permit Test Link

https://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/licences/your-ls/learner-permit-test-inperson/lpt

How to get the VicRoads learners test: checklist

Get the most recent edition of the Road to Solo Driving handbook. Make sure you study all of the handbook, as the questions in the learner permit test are based on all four chapters.
Take the online practice test on this page.
Decide on the exam date.
If you’re ready to take the test, make an appointment and pay the fees. Your learner permit test fees are broken down into two parts: an appointment booking fee and a test fee.
Fill out the licence or learner permit application form without signing it. You’ll need to complete the following sections: “What are you applying for?”, “Your personal and contact details”, “Your health details”, “Your licence/learner permit record”, and “Additional details” (if required). Bring the unsigned form with you to your appointment at VicRoads so you can sign it there.
On the test day, bring the following documents with you: 1) your unsigned learner permit application form, 2) one ‘Category A’ evidence of identity document (e.g. Australian birth certificate or passport), 3) one ‘Category B’ evidence of identity document (e.g. Australian bank statement, student ID or Medicare card), and 4) evidence of your current address (if your current address isn’t shown on the Category A or B evidence). If you don’t bring these documents, you won’t be able to take the tests.
Take the tests at a VicRoads Customer Service Centre. There are two tests you’ll need to take: the knowledge test (10-30 minutes), and the eyesight test (5 minutes). The knowledge test is done on the computer and has 32 questions. You need to get at least 25 questions right to pass (78%. Your pass result will be valid for 12 months.

Contact DSNM to take you to the next stage of driver education program.

All of our Melbourne driving instructors at DSNM can assist you in developing confidence and driving skills as part of your driver education program.

You will also discover strategies for being calm and stress-free while driving. During our driving instruction program, you will have a fantastic time learning to drive with us.

Our driving instructors are highly certified and effectively handle our driving classes. We have one of Melbourne’s top and friendliest driving teachers. Sprint Driving School will supply you with either a manual or automatic transmission car for your driving education program.

Because your driver education curriculum focuses on actual driving experience, you will need to get experience on any road and in any traffic scenario.

Try to get as much exposure to different types of traffic and road conditions as possible.

Aim to at-least drive in the following areas and conditions:

main roads driving
back streets
back streets
Hi way driving
city driving
Lane change
Parallel reverse Parking
three point turn
night and day driving
off peak and peak time traffic driving
driving with trams and Bus
hook turns, sharing right turn
merging lanes over pass and under pass
maneuvering into tight spots
doing U turns
dealing with unfamiliar stressful traffic arrangements

If you are between the ages of 18 and 21, you must complete 120 hours of supervised driving lessons (including 20 hours night driving experience) as part of your driver education program, which must be documented in a driving log book. VicRoads provides the log book, and each driving lesson must be signed by a Full Victorian Licence holder.

Hazard perception practice test

Practice your hazard perception skills with our online hazard perception test.

Hazard Perception Test Interactive Demonstrations

The hazard perception test demonstrations require real-time feedback to visual media and thus are not available for screen reader technology.

Video instructions

Click on ‘Launch videos’ to open the video player in a separate window.

Read the instructional text at the top of each video and click on the ‘Play’ icon to begin.

For each scenario, you can choose to act by clicking your mouse when you think it’s safe. After you’ve clicked, feedback is displayed on-screen to let you know if you’ve responded correctly.

Click on ‘close’ to return to the main menu and ‘refresh’ to get a new list of videos.

To exit the video player, click on ‘x’ in the top right-hand corner.

Before you start

To get the best experience we recommend you:

Play videos from a desktop computer.
Use a widescreen monitor.
Check your mouse is working properly.
Make sure your volume is turned on.
Read each scenario carefully.

Hazard perception practice test link:

https://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/licences/your-ps/get-your-ps/hazard-perception-practice-test

The journey to your driver education program is coming to a conclusion, and you’ll be ready to drive on your own in no time.

After fulfilling the required driving lessons and feeling confident, you are ready to take the driving test.

Please Contact DSNM to book your Drive test car with VicRoads for your driving test.

DSNM offer a warm-up free lesson during the day of your drive test.

Mock driving test in possible drive test route.

Tutorial class (group) for prepare for Learner test and Hazard Perception test.

Group discussion on road rules & safety/ challenges of driving ,Learning to drive ,Managing risk ,Rules and Responsibilities.

Do not hesitate Please call 0411 626 216 for details of all driver education program and Click Here to book one for you and join the DSNM family.

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