Frequently Asked Questions

You can schedule lessons by contacting us via phone, email, or our website directly using the Book Now buttons.

Our prices vary depending on the type of lesson and package you choose. We offer discounts for packages and promotions at times. Check our Prices page for the latest rates.

In Brisbane, standard driving lessons typically cost between $75 to $80 per hour lesson.

Some driving schools offer discounts or package deals for multiple lessons, so it's worth asking about any special offers they may have. Uno offers competitive packages.

Uno offers affordable driving lessons and amazing savings on lesson packages without breaking the bank! Payment methods include credit card, debit card, cash, or bank transfer. Gift Vouchers and Afterpay payment plans are also available.

Yes, Gift Vouchers have a 6-month expiry from the date of purchase.

Yes, but please note that Uno Driving School requires a 24-hour cancellation notice to reschedule your driving lesson to avoid forfeiture.

Yes, we provide pick-up and drop-off services to make it convenient for our students. We can pick you up from home, work, or school.

We can arrange lessons to start from your preferred location within our service area, but this may affect scheduling availability.

Look for a driving school that is licensed, experienced, has positive reviews, offers comprehensive training programs, and has certified instructors.

You typically need to be at least 16 years old and hold a learner's permit to begin lessons.

You need to be at least 16 years old, pass a written PrepL road rules test, provide identification, and pay the required fees at a Queensland Transport centre.

Yes! According to Queensland Transport regulations, one hour of professional driving lesson with a recognized driving school can be logged as three hours in the learner's logbook (for the first 10 lessons). This allows learners to progress more quickly towards completing their required 100 supervised driving hours.

Professional driving lessons can be recorded in the QLD logbook by indicating the start and end times of the lesson, the driving school's details, and the specific skills practiced during the session.

Recording professional driving lessons not only helps learners advance faster in accumulating their required hours but also provides structured training from qualified instructors.

Yes, learners can combine supervised driving hours with hours from professional driving lessons in their QLD logbook. This flexibility allows learners to benefit from both.

Learner drivers are required to log a set number of supervised driving hours. The log book must accurately record details such as dates, duration, conditions, and supervisor details.

The processing time can vary but typically applicants should allow for a few weeks for the assessment and approval process.

A log book exemption allows certain drivers (e.g., mature age drivers, license conversions) to be exempt from the requirement to complete a log book of supervised driving hours. Check the QLD Transport website for specific eligibility criteria.

Eligibility varies, but generally includes drivers aged over a certain threshold, individuals converting foreign licenses, or those transferring interstate licenses.

You typically need to submit required documentation to the Department of Transport and Main Roads, fill out a specific form, and provide proof of eligibility.

To book a Queensland driving test, you can visit the Department of Transport and Main Roads website or call their customer service line.

The test typically includes a practical assessment of your driving skills, knowledge of road rules, and ability to demonstrate safe driving practices (e.g., parallel parking, lane changing, turns).

Practice driving regularly, study the road rules, and complete a mock driving test. Professional lessons can also help refine your skills.

The number of lessons varies for each individual based on skill level and practice. On average, students may require around 15-40 hours of practice before feeling confident. Our instructors can give you a better estimate after an assessment.

The pass rate typically hovers around 50% to 60%. Preparation is key! Our mock tests can help increase your chances significantly.

Many people experience nerves, but remembering that examiners are there to assess fairly can help. Preparation and practice are the best ways to overcome anxiety.

If you fail, you can usually rebook and retake the test after a waiting period (typically 7-14 days). Use the feedback to improve your skills.

Yes, many students choose to book a lesson + test package which includes the use of our safety-equipped vehicle for the test itself.

You should bring your learner's permit, your completed logbook (if applicable), proof of identity, and any other required documents. If using your own car, it must be roadworthy.

It is a component of the driver licensing process designed to assess a learner driver's ability to recognize and respond to potential hazards on the road via video clips.

You can access online practice tests provided by the Department of Transport and Main Roads. Studying road rules and taking driving lessons also helps.

The number can vary. You must respond promptly by clicking the mouse when you perceive a potential danger (e.g., pedestrian, merging vehicle).

If you fail, you may need to wait for a specific period before reattempting. Use the feedback provided to improve before your next attempt.

Yes, all our instructors are certified and have extensive experience in teaching safe holistic driving practices.

A good driving instructor should be licensed, experienced, patient, professional, and able to effectively communicate and teach driving skills.

If you're inexperienced, you'll be taken to a quiet road to learn car controls and steering. If you're experienced, we'll assess your current skills and identify areas for improvement. Don't worry, our instructors are super friendly!

It depends on your preference! Automatic is easier to learn as there are no gears to manage, making it great for city driving. Manual gives you more control and allows you to drive both types of cars later on (if you pass in a manual). Note: Passing in an auto restricts you to auto cars only for the first year (P1).

Some driving schools offer manual transmission instruction. Uno provides both automatic and will have manual options.

Yes, we have a structured curriculum that covers essential driving skills and prepares you for the test and a lifetime of safe driving.

Uno Driving School offers a structured lesson plan, including a textbook, instructor lesson plans, and a means to monitor your progress.

We maintain progress records for each student, and your instructor will provide feedback after each lesson. You may also access progress reports via the student portal.

The duration can vary based on individual learning pace. Typically, students can complete a driving course in a few weeks to a few months.

Yes! We offer refresher courses to help experienced drivers regain confidence or brush up on skills.