Affordable, Flexible
Driving Lessons for
Everyone

Please ensure you bring the following to your lesson: A valid driver's licence (either physical or digital is acceptable) Your learner logbook, if you're tracking your hours Enclosed flat shoes for safety Any required prescription glasses Your medical certificate if you have any medical conditions listed on your licence A bottle of water is also welcome

Of course! Feel free to book a complimentary call with one of our instructors to help you feel more comfortable and get acquainted.

We currently offer automatic lessons only. If you're looking for manual lessons, please reach out via our contact page — we're happy to help refer you to a suitable driving school or instructor.

All of our lesson packages are valid for 6 months from the date of purchase.

No, lesson packages are non-transferable and can only be used by the person who purchased them. They cannot be shared or transferred to another person.

Our instructors are in high demand and can be booked out up to 6 weeks in advance. To secure your preferred days and times, we recommend scheduling your lessons as early as possible. If you’re unable to find a suitable time on our calendar, please reach out via our Contact Us page with your availability, and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.

Absolutely! As long as your pick-up and drop-off locations are within the areas our instructors cover, we’re happy to accommodate your requests. Please make sure to include the specific pick-up and drop-off addresses when booking each lesson so we can prepare accordingly. If your pick-up or drop-off location is outside our instructors’ usual area, just get in touch with us through the Contact Us page, and we’ll let you know if we can help.

We use both a Suzuki Swift GL Plus and a Toyota Yaris Ascent Sport for lessons. Kate and Sam rotate between these vehicles, giving you the chance to experience driving different types of cars. If you have a preference for which car you'd like for your lesson, just reach out to us through our Contact Us page.

We have a 48-hour cancellation policy for all lessons. If you need to reschedule or cancel, please do so through your online account at least 48 hours before your lesson. Cancellations made within 48 hours of the lesson will incur a 50% cancellation fee. Cancellations made within 24 hours of the lesson will incur a 100% cancellation fee.

All lessons will proceed regardless of the weather, as it’s important to learn how to drive in all conditions. Unless there’s an official government warning advising against driving, your lesson will go ahead as scheduled.

If you need any support related to the Department of Transport and Main Roads, we’re here to help! Just reach out to us through our Contact Us page. For detailed information about everything related to getting your licence, you can also visit the Department of Transport and Main Roads website: https://www.tmr.qld.gov.au/.

We always prioritize practical driving exams over regular lessons. Please get in touch with us through our Contact Us page or contact your instructor directly, and we’ll be happy to assist you.

Everyone’s learning journey is different, and the number of lessons you’ll need can vary. At Everyone’s Driving School, we take pride not in booking as many lessons as possible, but in assessing your individual needs during your first lesson. From there, we’ll provide a personalized recommendation on how many lessons you’ll likely need—not just to pass your driving exam, but to become a safe and confident driver.

If you're a learner driver under 25 years old, you need to record at least 100 hours of supervised driving on Australian roads before you can take your practical driving test. At least 10 of these driving hours must be night hours between sunset and sunrise. You must record the details of each trip you take in a learner logbook. Every hour of your daytime driving with an accredited trainer counts for 3 hours in your logbook—up to a maximum of 10 actual hours or 30 logbook hours. Any hours with a trainer after the 10 actual hours must be recorded in your logbook in real time. If you take a trip at night with a driver trainer, it can either be counted as triple time or night hours, not both. For example, if you take a trip with a driver trainer between 7 and 8pm, you can either choose for the trip to be counted as 3 hours of daytime driving or 1 hour of night driving.