Congratulations on Passing Your Driving Test # Sophie

# Congratulations on Passing Your Driving Test. Your Hard Works and perseverance paid off. Well done # SOPHIE I know this test is really important to you and you did it. Advice Driving School wish you good luck and safe driving in future. Thank you very much for trusting us. Tasmania P1 Driving Licence.

Who Needs To Complete the HPT ( Hazard Perception Test)

Anyone who is required to undertake a practical driving assessment before being issued with a Tasmanian driver licence will be required to pass the HPT before booking their practical driving assessment.

L2 licence holders are excluded from this requirement under the Graduated Licensing System transitional arrangements.

Anyone with an active driving assessment booking made before 7 March 2022 is also exempt.

The following licence holders will need to pass the HPT before they can book a driving assessment unless otherwise exempt:

• L1 licence holders
• novice learners
• non-novice learners
• interstate learners transferring to a Tasmanian licence who do not have proof of passing an HPT in the state of their previous licence in the last 12 months
• overseas licence holders from non-recognised countries converting to a Tasmanian licence
• overseas licence holders under the age of 25 from experienced driver countries converting to a Tasmanian licence.

For more information on non-recognised and experienced driver countries see converting an overseas licence.

The following licence holders do not have to complete the HPT:

• L1, novice, non-novice learners and interstate and overseas licence transfers  with a practical driving assessment booking made before 7 March 2022.
• L2 licence holders
• people transferring to a Tasmanian licence who can provide evidence that they have completed the HPT in another Australian jurisdiction within the last 12 months
• people sitting the following practical driving assessments:
  • licence condition removal e.g., removing automatic only
  • occupational therapy driving assessments.

Anyone who already holds a provisional or full licence is not required to complete the HPT.

There is currently no HPT requirement in either the motorcycle or heavy vehicle GLS.

Source and Updated information visit: Plate Plus

Driving Lesson Free !

You need to visit Key2Drive Website

Keys2drive is providing a free driving lesson to learner licence holders (overseas licence holders are not eligible), which brings the learner and their parent/supervisor together with a Keys2drive accredited professional driving instructor.

The Keys2drive free lesson aims to change the way learners drive by changing the way they learn, helping them to becoming a safer P-plate driver.

The free driving lesson introduces the Keys2drive practical learning approach to learner drivers and their parent/supervisor, and offers examples of how it can be used when learning to drive a car. Participants get lots of great advice and information about how to practise and what to aim for.

Many new drivers believe they are better at driving than they actually are. Keys2drive aims to give them a much more accurate and realistic picture, helping to build a foundation for lifelong safe driving.

ONCE YOU REGISTER THAN YOU CAN BOOK YOUR FREE DRIVING LESSON WITH DRIVING INSTRUCTOR.

ALSO TASMANIA YOU GET ONE MORE FREE DRIVING LESSON WITH PLATES PLUS MORE INFORMATION VISITA PLATE PLUS WEBSITE

 

 

Booking Your Driving Test Online

Driving Assessment booking service.

You can book online through Transport Tasmania website if you have Learner Licence requiring P1 ( Provisional) driver assessment booking.

You will need to visit your local Service Tasmania Service Centre to book your driving assessment for :

• A disqualified Licence
• An Overseas Conversion
• A Licence that has expired more than 5 years
• A Driver Assessment on Kings or Flinders Island
• If you require an Interpreter
• Removal of Licence conditions

For more updated information please visit  Transport Services Website 

# Congratulation For Passing Your Driving Test Mr. Basanta Subedi