Need Extra Logbook Hours?

 

ACT offers optional training courses available for learner drivers to increase road safety skills. The courses provide credit towards the required driving hours needed to get an ACT provisional driver licence.

ACT Safer Driver Course

Description:  

The ACT Safer Driver Course is a 3.5 hour course that includes a theory component of 2.5 hours in a group workshop and a 1 hour practical on road driving component. This course is designed to reduce road risk for young ACT learners transitioning to independent driving and demonstrate the responsibilities you have when you are a driver.


Eligibility:

To be eligible for this program, you must: 

  • Must be under 25 years old when the learner licence was issued; 
  • Hold a current ACT Learners Permit for 3 months or more; and 
  • Have a minimum of 30 hours in your logbook

Benefits:
  • You gain 20 hours towards your logbook hours;
  • You go through real-life scenarios to prepare you for a range of difficult situations; and
  • Develops your safe driving skills to prepare you for independent driving. 

ACT Vulnerable Road User Program

Description:  

The ACT Vulnerable Road User Program is a 2-hour in class course designed for ACT learners to understand the vulnerability of other road users such as motorbikes, pedestrians and cyclists. This program aims to improve their observation skills, recognition and risk management skills to avoid risk or harm to any vulnerable road users.


Eligibility:

To be eligible for this program, you must: 

  • Hold a current ACT Learners Permit for 3 months or more; and 
  • Have a minimum of 30 hours in your logbook

Benefits:
  • You gain 10 hours towards your logbook hours;
  • You develop you understanding of your responsibilities as a road user; and
  • Learn skills to ensure you minimise risk and harm to other road users. 

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