It's Alohas' recommendation that all driving students young and old and from overseas should undertake at least 2 hours of driving with a qualified RMS instructor. Please click here to access the RMS for Learners info. Learning to drive a vehicle can be one of the most harrowing things that most people will do in their life. That’s why the RMS have formulated a clear and concise system via log book lesson plans and hazard perception tests. When followed correctly, this system will ensure that all students from all walks of life will be safe and responsible drivers.

This is a good question! Generally most young drivers under 25 may take about 3 to 6 hours with a SERVICE NSW qualified instructor to bring them up to a standard where they can, (with supervision), venture safely into medium to heavy traffic.Then they must complete their 120 hrs total hrs with min 20 hrs of night driving. If necessary you can do more night hours and less day hours. Students must be at least 17 years of age and undergo hazard perception test before sitting for driving exam. Some adults over 25 will take 8 to 14 hours of driving to get to a point where the instructor may assess that they are ready to undergo the RMS examination. Some adults are generally a little more anxious than younger students and generally approach new experiences with a little more trepidation than their younger counterparts. Overseas drivers who drive on the opposite side have to "acclimatise" to the left side and this takes time. At all times the assessment of a Service NSW qualified instructor should be taken into consideration before entering any traffic situations. Please follow these links for more information regarding your journey to getting your P plates. Licence under 18's | Older driver changes | Licensing tests

There are lots of rules relating to driving in NSW if you are from overseas. ALOHA specialises in international license changeovers. Please find these helpful links below for more information: Road Users Handbook (an essential and very informative guide to driving on NSW roads) Temporary visitors to NSW / Australia. Language interpreter on getting your license

Aloha Driving School Sydney believes in charging a fair rate for people who have tight budgets but still want the best quality driving education. Aloha Driving School Sydney is SERVICE NSW accredited and fully insured. Most other schools are expensive but at Aloha Driving School you get educated to safe RMS driving requirements and more, for low cost.