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Sit your test in a car you already know.
Test packages
Lesson + Test
- One-hour warm-up lesson beforehand
- Final run over the likely test route
- Use of our manual car for the test
- We drive you to the test centre
- Nerves settled before you start
Test Only
- Use of our manual car for the test
- Roadworthy and fully insured
- Dual controls, as VicRoads requires
- Short familiarisation before you begin
- Best if you have practised extensively
Which one is right for you?
Lesson + Test – $285
Test Only – $250
Warm-up lesson
Yes – a full hour beforehand
No
Use of our manual car
Yes
Yes
Test route practice
Yes, during the warm-up
Brief familiarisation only
Best suited to
Most learners, especially first attempts
Experienced manual drivers
VicRoads test fee
Paid by you directly to VicRoads
Paid by you directly to VicRoads
The VicRoads drive test fee is set and collected by VicRoads and is separate from our pricing above. Book your test slot through VicRoads, then call us to reserve the car for that date and time.
We know this test centre well
- Repeated practice on the roads around the test centre
- The manoeuvres assessors reliably ask for
- Where learners typically drop marks, and how to avoid it
- A car you have already driven many times
Make sure you are eligible
Do I have the right permit and hours?
You need a current Victorian learner permit. If you are under 21, VicRoads requires 120 hours of supervised driving experience recorded in your logbook, including at least 20 hours at night. Drivers 21 and over are not subject to the 120-hour requirement. Always confirm the current rules on the VicRoads website before booking, as requirements can change.
How do I book the test itself?
You book the drive test directly with VicRoads and pay their fee. Once you have a confirmed date and time at Pakenham, call us on 0412 503 192 to reserve the car for that slot. Do this as early as you can – popular times fill up.
What do I need to bring on the day?
Your learner permit, your logbook, glasses or contact lenses if your permit requires them, and flat comfortable shoes. Arrive early enough not to be rushing.
Is your car actually allowed to be used for the test?
Yes. Our vehicle is roadworthy, fully registered and insured, and fitted with dual controls, which meets the VicRoads requirements for a test vehicle. It is also the same car you will have been learning in.
What if I fail?
You can rebook with VicRoads after their required waiting period. We will go through the assessor report with you, target the specific items that were marked down, and get you back out on the road. Failing once is common and rarely repeats.