So, i'm just about ready to go for my P1 license, and i was just wondering...

 

Do i HAVE to have lessons with a driving instructor prior to this?

 

I've been hearing conflicting stories, and there is nothing on the VicRoads website in regards to it.

 

I feel i am ready to go for it, but i cannot afford lessons unfortunately.

 

Thanks guys.

witch laws you on?

 

2 years driving no log book or 120 hours log book?

Log book.

its best to go with a instructor a couple of times, because they know what the testers will be looking for and help you lose any bad habits

 

my advice

allways do headchecks when indicating

look in the mirror when coming to a stop

use your mirrors

drive like a granny

if the vic roads tester feels like your a hoon he'll give you a stink eye followed by a F

rock up with a flanny t shirt (anti looking like a tool look as possible)

Edited April 25, 201016 yr by TheNOBBLER
No need for racist comments please :)

also have you booked your P's? because its like a 3month wait (book 2 tests just incase you don't pass and don't wanna wait 3 months)

They're booked. I'll just keep practising till i get it right.

just go with a instructor atleast once and he'll tell you if your gonna pass

Suppose i should. I might get two, then i can also do the test route.

Highly advise a couple of lessons before you go, it's money well spent.

You will be suprised what they pick you up on, I thought I was ready but there were a few things that would have had me loose points very easily.

 

your first lesson will just be making sure you can drive, from there you will get parking and merging with traffic etc. You will get some good gear out of that.

 

Good luck with the lessons and licence test!

Booking them tomorrow :bash:

 

Thanks dude, it'll be good. As long as i can remember to check my mirrors EVERY time i apply the brakes (possibly the only one i forget to do every time) then ill be alright :wink:

 

Ah i cannot wait to be driving around! :wink:

I went for my Ps in Feb and I also recommend getting at least one lesson with a driving instructor. They let you know if there's anything you're doing wrong and point out all the picky little things that the assessors usually get you for during the test