Getting your Drivers License.

Posted by: Hilary

20th Feb 2012 12:09am

Is anyone having trouble getting the 100 hours you need to get a license if your under 25? What happens if you have no one willing or capable of teaching you? Your parents may be able to drive but are no good at passing the knowlege on and you mightn't know many people. To get all the hours through a professional would be expensive.It'd be about 6,000 dollars.

Anonymous

25th Jun 2012 12:14am

iv been on my L's since i was 16 9 months, im almost 20 now and havent gotten my p's still cause my dad is a police officer and works everyday and theres no time for me to do any driving with him, im on a centrelink benifit aswell and that just supports me to do my weekly things, if there was some sort of programm by the RTA to help young drivers with there hours that cant afford to pay the big bucks to go to driving schools on a daily or weekly basis, then it would help alot of us out in getting P1 Licence

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