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Excel Drive provides driving courses to teens, adults, seniors, disabled drivers and even those with a fear of driving. Excel Drive makes it easy for students by providing free home pickup; or the driving lesson may begin at school or at the workplace.
Your Excel Drive instructor will tailor make a driving course to suit each learner’s particular requirements, whether you be a brand new starter on your 16th birthday or someone who has already passed the driving test and just needs a refresher.
You may wish to start your driving course at just one lesson per week or, if your driving licence test date is near, a semi-intensive driving course might suit you best. With an extensive knowledge of all the local test routes and personal one-to-one instruction, we can help even those with a fear of driving gain the confidence they need to pass their driving test.
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Excel Drive offers tailored driving courses from experienced male and female driving instructors in modern automatic or manual dual-controlled vehicles. Our instructors quickly assess your skill level and tailor your driving lesson to address your individual needs. We provide the highest quality customer service in driving schools around Australia.
Our "Excel Driving Schools Guarantee" ensures a stress-free, value for money experience. Importantly, our evaluation is based on one-on-one individual tuition so learning to drive is stress-free and simple at the driving schools in major cities and regional areas – learn at your own pace using our expertly trained driving instructors who will have you driving confidently and competently in no time at all.
That's why thousands of our satisfied customers recommend Excel Drive Driving Schools, and we believe you will too!
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We know that drivers come in all shapes and sizes. A bit like cars, so your driving lessons will be structured to suit YOU. That's how things are done at Excel Drive driving school.
If you’re an absolute beginner, give us a call. If you have a fear of driving, no problem. If you want to do a Pass Plus or intensive driving course, we’ll be happy to teach you. If you want to learn more about defensive driving, we have defensive driving school instructors ready to teach you the best techniques. And if you want automatic driving lessons, we’ve got automatic cars ready and waiting.
Whatever your age, ability or driving experience; or whether you’re seeking a driving school Melbourne; a driving school Sydney; a driving school Gold Coast or a driving school Adelaide; we have the perfect driving courses for you.
Excel Drive School is waiting to teach you!
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To start with your instructor will check your learner permit and get you familiar with the controls like your clutch, brake and accelerator. And of course the steering wheel.
Your driving lesson will be taken by an approved and licensed instructor who will follow the recommended guidelines.
For more information on beginner driving lessons contact us on 1300 856 857 (local rate).
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Passed your test and not driven since? Maybe you’re not used to driving in a town and now you need to. Perhaps you’ve had an accident and you’ve lost a bit of confidence.
Whatever the reason, a refresher driving course could be just the thing to get you driving confidently again.
How long your refresher driving course lasts is up you. But you’ll be taught by a calm and patient instructor who will take the time to go through those areas of your driving which need a bit of practise.
For more information on refresher driving courses contact us on 1300 856 857.
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For more information on Excel Drive’s corporate and fleet driving training service call 1300 856 857 (local rate).
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Although many learner drivers find selecting the driving school and taking the first driving lesson daunting at first, with the correct preparation and a quality driving course there is no reason why the freedom of a full driving license can't be attainable to all.
The more driver training and driving lessons you receive (through the driving school, family or friends), the better. Driving is a skill that must be learned. Yes, some people have a greater aptitude for driving than others, but all learner drivers will benefit from a professional driving course provided by a competent driving instructor.
When preparing for the driving licence test, get in as much driving practise as possible. Experience as many driving situations as you can. Drive at night, in the country, in town, on dual carriageways and in all weather conditions. This will not only help you pass the practical driving licence test but also the theory test and hazard perception test. Driving variety and depth should be your main objectives. This level of driving licence test preparation will not only increase your chances of passing the practical and theory tests first time but also, in the long run, save you money.
The prices charged for driving courses can differ widely. If the price is very cheap, make sure you ask whether or not the driving instructor giving the driving lesson is fully qualified. They may not be, hence the low price.
Don't be fooled by very cheap driving lessons. Some of the driving schools may offer incredibly cheap introduction offers on your driving lesson. These prices don't always add up. Remember cheap in, expensive out. They pull you in with a cheap deal but then you find yourself advised to have more driving lessons, at the standard rate, than you actually need.
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Should I learn in an automatic or manual vehicle?
Learning to drive in an automatic or manual vehicle depends on your situation. It is easier to learn in an automatic car, because there is no clutch or gears to worry about. This means you will most likely require fewer driving lessons before undertaking the driving licence test. However, if you obtain an automatic vehicle licence, you will not be licensed to drive a manual car while holding your probationary licence.
If you own an automatic car or would like to possibly obtain your licence more easily, then perhaps an automatic driving licence test is for you. You can always gain confidence in your automatic vehicle and undertake the manual driving licence test later on.
How many driving lessons will I have to take before I am a competent driver?
This depends on the individual. Extensive driving experience with your parents, different learning abilities, or greater confidence all impact on the number of driving lessons required. Our instructors driving courses to the individual student and will let you know how you’re going, but as a rule of thumb, a complete beginner can be taught to drive with between 8 and 14 lessons.
How long do lessons go for?
Excel Drive’s driving school in Victoria run lessons for 45 minutes; the driving school in NSW, South Australia, Queensland, Western Australia and Tasmania run lessons for 60 minutes. Your driving lesson will begin from an agreed location, usually your home or school.
What are Government Fees and Bookings?
Your instructor will book your driving licence test once he/she considers you have reached the required skill level to pass.
VicRoads, RTA and the South Australian Department of Transport charge a booking fee for each driving licence test. Once you have passed the test you must also pay the fee for a probationary licence. You can choose either a three year or 10 year licence in Victoria while in NSW, it is valid for 12 months.
Why Take Lessons?
Driving is a skill that must be learned. Yes, some people have a greater aptitude for driving than others, but everyone learning to drive will benefit from professional driving lessons provided by one of Excel Drive’s competent driving instructors. It is much safer to have at least the initial driving lessons with an Excel Drive approved instructor in a suitable training vehicle fitted with dual controls.
Driving instructors will not pass on bad habits to the learner that parents may do absent-mindedly and are highly trained and understand how to teach the skills required to ensure that the learner driver can pass the driving licence test and continue as a safe road user.
Does Excel Drive offer defensive driving lessons?
Yes! Excel Drive’s defensive driving school teaches young drivers better on-road low risk defensive driving skills and more solid techniques, while more experienced drivers also benefit enormously from advanced driver training, including the correction of old habits and improving judgment and reactions.
Where does Excel drive offer driving lessons?
Excel Drive has a driving school Melbourne; a driving school Adelaide; a driving school Sydney; and a driving school Gold Coast. Call Excel Drive on 1300 856 857 or email lessons@exceldrive.com to find out more about a driving school in your city.
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The driving licence test is an on-road test that assesses your driving skills, decision-making, awareness of other road users, and how you share the road with other traffic. You will drive along a set course while a testing officer scores your driving ability. You will pass the driving licence test if you get 90 per cent or more and you have no fail items.
Before you go for your driving licence test, get a copy of:
VIC: The driving handbook Road to Driving Solo available from VicRoads offices or www.vicroads.vic.gov.au
NSW: A Guide to the Driving Test, which you can pick up from any motor registry or view and download from the RTA website at rta.nsw.gov.au.
SA: The Drivers Handbook, which you can download from the sa.gov.au website.
Your best source of information throughout your driving courses is your Excel Drive Instructor.
Taking a practise driving test with Excel Drive will help give you information about:
The practise driving test will not be conducted unless you produce your log book showing that you have completed and achieved all the learning goals, including a minimum of 120 hours driving practise (SA 50hrs), of which 20 hours must be of night driving. Both you and your supervising driver must sign the declaration of completion at the end of the log book.
Your P1 licence is valid for 12 months. You must have held your P1 licence for a minimum of 12 months before you can progress to the next licence stage.
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A practise driving test will help you by:
All Excel Drive students receive a report that will show you how far you are from the practise driving test standard and the specific topics that still need to be practised.
Before you go for the practise driving test
Before you go for the practise driving test, driving school Sydney students can pick up a copy of A Guide to the Driving Test from any motor registry or view and download from the RTA website at rta.nsw.gov.au; driving school Melbourne students can pick up a copy of Driving Solo from any Vic Roads office or www.vicroads.vic.gov.au; driving school Gold Coast students can download Your Keys To Driving In Queensland and the Learner Driver Handbook from www.transport.qld.gov.au; and driving school Adelaide students can download The Driver’s Handbook from the sa.gov.au website.
These booklets will provide information about the practise driving test. Your driver trainer will also be able to give you the information you need. Excel Drive students will go through a practise driving test before they attempt a test. This ensures they have the necessary confidence and knowledge to be able to pass the driving test on the first attempt.
Learning to drive in New South Wales
Information for driving school Sydney students from the New South Wales Roads and Traffic Authority
The Graduated Licensing Scheme requires new drivers to pass through three licensing stages before obtaining a full driver licence.
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To get your learner licence you must:
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* The 12 months minimum learner licence period does not apply if you are over 25 years of age, but you must still complete the log book and have at least 120 hours driving practise.
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The Driving Test is an on-road test that assesses your driving skills, decision-making, awareness of other road users, and how you share the road with other traffic. You will drive along a set course while a testing officer scores your driving ability. You will pass if you get 90 per cent or more and you have no fail items.
Before you go for the driving test, get a copy of A guide to the Driving Test, which you can pick up from any motor registry or view and download from the RTA website.
Driving school Sydney students can take a Practise Driving Test with Excel Drive that will help give you information about:
The driving test will not be conducted unless you produce your log book showing that you have completed and achieved all the learning goals, including a minimum of 120 hours driving practise, of which 20 hours must be of night driving. Both you and your supervising driver must sign the declaration of completion at the end of the book.
Your P1 licence is valid for 12 months. You must have held your P1 licence for a minimum of 12 months before you can progress to the next licence stage.
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To get your provisional P2 licence you must:
Driving school Sydney students can find more information at www.rta.nsw.gov.au or13 22 13.
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Information for driving school Adelaide students from Transport SA
Getting a licence involves gradually progressing through a series of stages until you are ready to graduate to a full driver’s licence.
The path to a full driver’s licence is called the graduated licensing scheme. It involves:
The first step towards gaining your driver's licence is obtaining a learner's permit.
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Before applying for a learner's permit you must be 16 years or older and pass a theory test demonstrating your knowledge of the road rules and road safety.
Follow the steps below.
Step 1: Prepare for the theory test.
You can sit your learner's theory test at any Service SA customer service centre and some country police stations (call your local police station to check first). Testing closes at 4.15 pm daily.
Step 2: Prepare your application fees and documents.
If you pass the theory test, you can apply for the learner’s permit immediately. So prepare the following information to take with you:
Step 3: Getting a learner’s permit.
After passing the theory test and completing your application, your photograph will be taken and you will receive a temporary learner's permit. Your photo learner's permit will be posted to you.
Step 4: Driving under the learner’s permit conditions.
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After you have obtained your learner’s you can work towards getting the P1 provisional driver’s licence.
What you need to apply
To apply for a P1 provisional licence you need to:
When you get your learner’s permit, you will receive a free booklet called the Driving Companion. It includes log books to record your driving experience.
Read your driving companion thoroughly, it will explain:
Getting a certificate of competency
There are two ways to obtain a certificate of competency so that you can apply for your P1 provisional licence.
Option 1: Undertake and pass a practical driving test (also known as a vehicle-on-road test or VORT)
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Option 2: Complete a competency based training course (CBT) with an accredited instructor from the driving school Adelaide.
These options are described in full in your Driving Companion. After you have decided which one suits you best and you have completed the requirements and gained your certificate, you can apply for your P1 provisional licence. See the instructions below.
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Go to a Service SA customer service centre with the following:
You will have your photograph taken and receive a temporary P1 provisional driver’s licence that is valid for one month. Your photo licence will be posted to you.
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A P1 provisional licence is issued for two years or until you reach 19 years of age, whichever period is longer.
If you accumulate any demerit points for an offence committed while under 19 years of age, you’ll need to hold the P1 provisional licence until you are at least 20 years of age.
You need to comply with the P1 provisional licence conditions.
Driving school Adelaide students can take a Practise Driving Test with Excel Drive that will help give you information about:
Driving school Adelaide students can find more information at www.transport.sa.gov.au or call 13 10 84.
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Information for driving school Melbourne students from VicRoads
Victoria’s Graduated Licensing System is an initiative to help improve the safety of young drivers.
For more information, visit www.arrivealive.vic.gov.au.
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Applying for your learner permit is the first step to getting your licence. To get your learner permit you must be at least:
To get a car learner permit you will need to pass an eyesight test and a multiple choice theory test on road law which is computer based.
To prepare for your car learner permit test you can buy the Road to Solo Driving handbook, available in five languages including English. You can view a read-only version of both handbooks online and purchase a copy from VicRoads online bookshop, VicRoads’ Customer Service Centres, RACV offices, selected newsagents and bookshops.
Important: If you have a medical or take prescribed medication that may affect your ability to drive safely, you must provide a medical report and get clearance from VicRoads Medical Review before you can be issued with a learner permit. If you are not sure whether you need to supply a medical report please contact Medical Review on (03) 9854 2407.
Before attempting your learner permit test, take the practise licence tests at www.vicroads.vic.gov.au to familiarise yourself with the structure and layout of the tests.
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A probationary licence allows you to drive a car solo on the road. You can only attempt to get your Ps if you are 18 years of age or over.
How to get your probationary licence
To get your probationary licence you’ll need:
Important: If you have a medical condition or take prescribed medication that may affect your ability to drive safely, you must provide a medical report and get clearance from VicRoads Medical Review before doing your licence test. If you are not sure whether you need to supply a medical report please contact Medical Review on (03) 9854 2407.
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The Learner Log Book is free when you get your learner permit. You must record in the log book at least 120 hours of supervised driving experience, including 10 hours at night.
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The Drive Test helps identify drivers who are ready to drive safely on their own. Detailed information is available to help you prepare and pass your test.
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If you do your probationary licence test in a vehicle with automatic transmisson, you can only drive vehicles with automatic transmission during your probationary period. There will be an 'A' printed on your licence card.
At the end of the probationary period, you can drive vehicles with manual transmission without having to do another driving test provided the condition is not required due to a disability.
If you are still on your probationary licence with an automatic transmission restriction the only way you can remove this condition is to pass a test in a vehicle with manual transmission.
When learning to drive in a manual vehicle you must have someone with a full manual licence sitting beside you and display 'Driver Under Instruction' plates as well as your 'P' plates on the front and back of your vehicle. Driver Under Instruction plates must be 150mm x 150mm with black lettering on a yellow background.
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After passing the tests you will be issued with either a P1 (red plates) or P2 (green plates) probationary licence.
Driving school Melbourne students can take a Practise Driving Test with Excel Drive that will help give you information about:
Driving school Melbourne students can find more information at www.vicroads.vic.gov.au or call 13 11 71.
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Information for driving school Gold Coast students from Queensland Transport
The first step driving school Gold Coast students must take before learning to drive a car (class C) on a road is to obtain a learner licence.
Learner drivers are not generally prone to having crashes, but once you obtain your provisional licence, statistics show that you are twice as likely to be involved in fatal crashes than drivers aged between 25-59 years.
It is absolutely critical that you use your time as a learner to make yourself the safest and best possible driver. Each hour of supervised on-road driver training you receive must be recorded in your learner log book. You need to complete 100 hours of supervised on-road driving, including 10 hours of night driving, before you are eligible to obtain a provisional licence.
Information is available for your driving instructor to help you develop your driving skills effectively.
In July 2007 the Queensland Government introduced the graduated licensing system to reduce fatalities on our roads, particularly among young motorists.
Young drivers aged 17–24 years of age are twice as likely to be involved in fatal crashes than drivers aged between 25–59 years of age. That's why the Queensland Government introduced new laws to change the licensing system for young drivers.
The changes that have been introduced since July 2007 include:
Driving school Gold Coast students can take a Practise Driving Test with Excel Drive that will help give you information about:
Driving school Gold Coast students can find more information at www.transport.qld.gov.au or 13 22 13.
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As part of the new Graduated Licensing System, all learner drivers under the age of 21 will be required to complete 120 hours of supervised driving (including 10 hours at night).
Supervising Driver
When you are learning to drive a car it is a requirement of your learner permit to a supervising driver seated beside you at all times while driving. The supervising driver must have a:
All supervising drivers must also carry their licence with them and are subject to a 0.05% blood alcohol concentration requirement (BAC) (except Driving Instructors who must have a zero BAC), and complete their details in the 'List for Supervising Drivers' in the Learner Log Book. The supervising driver will also have to complete the 'Declaration of Completion' in the Learner Log Book.
120 Hours of Supervised Driving
All learner drivers under the age of 21 who obtain their learner permit on or after 1 July 2007 must complete a minimum of 120 hours of supervised learner driving experience (including at least 10 hours at night) before they can take their driving licence test.
These hours must be recorded in an official learner log book that is signed by the learner driver and the supervising driver. This log book is issued to the learner driver free of charge when they pass the learner permit test.
Learner drivers who do not accumulate 120 hours (including at least 10 hours at night) and have not been exempted from this requirement, will not be permitted to take the driving licence test and will lose their test and appointment fees. Learner drivers will not be permitted to complete the learner log book in the Customer Service Centre on the day of their appointment.
It is not mandatory for learner drivers 21 years of age or older or learner drivers who obtained their learner permit prior to 1 July 2007 to complete a minimum of 120 hours of supervised driving experience before they can take their driving licence test.
Driving school Melbourne students can find more information about log books at www.vicroads.vic.gov.au or call 13 11 71.
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Learner licences issued from 1 July 2007 will be valid for five years. When you are issued with your learner licence you will receive a Learner Driver Log Book so that you and your supervising driver(s) can record your driving experience. You will have to log at least 120 hours of supervised driving (which includes 20 hours of night driving) before you can attempt the Driving Test to move to a provisional licence. Night driving starts from sunset of one day and ends at sunrise on the following day.
Learners issued a licence prior 1 July 2007
If your learner licence is current at 30 June 2007, you can attempt the Driving Test once you have held your licence for at least six months and completed 50 hours of log book practise but only until the expiry date of your licence. Note: drivers over 25 years of age are exempt from the six month tenure requirement but must still complete the required log book hours.
If you have not passed the Driving Test by the expiry date of your licence, you will need to pass another Driver Knowledge Test (DKT), renew your licence and complete a total of 120 hours log books practise (including 20 hours of night driving) before another driving test can be attempted. Previous log book experience will be recognised and counted towards the 120 hours.
You will also need to complete 120 hours of log book practise (including 20 hours of night driving) if your licence is cancelled and you re-apply after 1 July 2007 (as in the case of a disqualification). This means that you will need to have also held your licence for at least 12 months (if you are under 25 years of age) before the Driving Test can be attempted.
If you are transferring your interstate and overseas learner licence after 1 July 2007, you will be exempt from the 120 hours log book requirements if you pass the Driving Test. However, if you fail the driving test, you will be issued with a NSW learner licence and be required to hold your licence for 12 months (if under 25 years of age) and complete 120 hours of log books practise (including 20 hours of night driving) before a further driving test can be attempted. The RTA will recognise any log book hours recorded in your home state provided appropriate documentation is presented.
Those who are exempt from holding a log book include:
Driving school Sydney students can find more information about log books at www.rta.nsw.gov.au or13 22 13.
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How to use your Log Book
Each time you drive a car, you must record the details on the forms that follow. The log book must be completed accurately and honestly.
Penalties apply for fraudulent information.
If additional forms are required you may photocopy a blank form or download a blank form from www.dtei.sa.gov.au/publications
Choosing your driving conditions
When using your log book, it is recommended that you record all of your driving experience in different conditions. This means you can keep track of the type of conditions you have driven in. By the time you go for the driving test, you should have lots of experience in all driving conditions.
Before you commence any practise, your Qualified Supervising Driver should explain each driving task to you.
Start your driving practise on quiet streets and, as your driving gets better, begin to experience a wider range of conditions. You could try driving in different -
Only drive in these conditions when you are comfortable controlling your car. Try one new condition at a time, so you have time to become familiar with each new situation. Don't combine lots of new driving conditions all at once. Try easier driving conditions first and slowly move to harder conditions when you're ready.
Driving school Adelaide students can find more information about log books at www.transport.sa.gov.au or call 13 10 84
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It’s a fact that though drivers can control most of their actions most of the time, they are totally powerless when it comes to the actions of others drivers. They simply do not know what other drivers on the road are going tot do. This is why it is very important for drivers to learn the special skill called defensive driving. So if you want to protect yourself and your loved ones from accident, then it is highly advisable that you take a defensive driving course from a reputable defensive driving school. Such classes offer a wealth of information when it comes to preventing or fixing road mishaps. Adopting a defensive driving approach from a qualified defensive driving school instructor will reduce stress, save money and get you there in one piece - and more often than not, get you there quicker! A defensive driving course is a great advantage to any driver - your safety whilst driving lies mainly in your own hands. The better control you have of your vehicle and road space, the safer you'll be.
What is defensive driving? Simply put, it is a way of driving where the driver takes every possible precautionary measure in order to prevent accidents or untoward incidents from occurring. Defensive driving through an accredited defensive driving school is probably the best way to ensure the safety of a driver and his or her passengers.
Excel Drive’s defensive driving course, taught by qualified defensive driving school instructors, is suited to all drivers of regular passenger vehicles, including four-wheel drives and light commercial vehicles. The mix of practical and theoretical components of this defensive driving school course delivers actual on-road safety skills that underpin proactive driving.
The practical driving component of our fleet safety and defensive driving school course is conducted on wet roads at suburban speeds. The defensive driving course includes a variety of on road exercises including emergency braking, swerving and multiple direction changes.
For more information on Excel Drive’s defensive driving school, call 1300 856 857 or email lessons@exceldrive.com.
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You’d be surprised to discover how common the fear of driving is. It’s a little bit different for everyone, but most often the fear of driving develops after you have an anxiety producing experience while in the car. For those suffering from the fear of driving, driving anxiety, or phobias about driving related situations such as driving over bridges, on highways, or out of your comfort zone, we have a specialized driving course to work through your fear of driving. We can show you how easily and quickly your fears can be overcome with the proper training. When clients defeat their fear of driving, a whole new world opens up. They can reclaim their freedom and independence.
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Get as much practise as possible, in quiet areas initially, until you are ready to move up a notch. Do this for as long as it takes. Working with a qualified Excel Drive instructor will take a lot of the anxiety out of learning to conquer your fear of driving. Unless a professional instructor is gently trying to build your confidence, try not to let well-meaning family or friends push you into anything before you are ready for it.
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We have driving courses for behind-the-wheel instruction. Our instructors evaluate your abilities and learning speed and provide you with an estimate of the time it may take you to become licensed. The instructor will then set up a lesson plan for you. When you're ready, we can give you a practise driving test so you can feel confident of passing the real thing.
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