45 minutes
For a short refresher or one or two specific issues.
If you already know how to drive but need to adapt to Victorian road rules and assessment expectations, lessons can focus on the differences that matter instead of starting from zero.
If you already have driving experience, the lesson can focus on the differences that matter locally: observation routines, speed zones, lane position, gap choice, roundabouts and the habits expected during a Victorian practical assessment.
You do not need to be treated like a complete beginner if you already drive confidently. The first session can identify where your existing habits match Victorian expectations and where a few changes are needed.
That can include keeping left, local speed-sign awareness, head checks, roundabout behaviour, lane selection and the way observations are shown during a practical assessment.
A 60- or 90-minute session often gives more room to identify differences, practise them and receive clear feedback.
For a short refresher or one or two specific issues.
A practical balance of assessment, coaching and repetition.
Useful when several local habits need attention before a test.
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