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About Us:

Antony Ng Driving School keeps making good drivers. We are proud to announce that each year more trainees choose us as their driving school because of our:

High RTA Pass Rates (79%) and competitive prices
over 15 years experience in teaching the learners
top quality AUTOMATIC Training Vehicle with air condition & power steering
happy and successful customers
friendly teaching style with stress free

School Opening Hours:

School Opening Hours

Monday to Saturday: 9am till 5pm
Public Holidays: On required
Licence Class: Car licence (C), Overseas Licence Conversion

Contact Information:

Contact Information

Name: Antony
Mobile: 0425 330 028 (Day)
Email: antony@antonydriving.com.au
Address: -50 Rose Street, Ashfield, NSW 2131

Service Areas: Five Dock, Ashfield, Burwood, Strathfield, Croydon, Surry Hills, Botany, Kingsford, Mascot, Randwick, Kensington, Maroubra, Rosebery, Sydney, Central,Inner west, Eastern suburbs,City, CBD Areas.

Very affordable prices available for students. Special price A$50.- per hour. Call for more information.

News

Last update: 6th Aug 2010
NEW RULES FOR LEARNER DRIVERS
From 19 December 2009, learners who are 25 years old or over will no longer 
be required to complete a log book.
 
Also from 19 December 2009, one hour of structured driving tuition 
by a professional driving instructor will count for three hours in the learner 
driver logbook. 
These changes to the NSW Graduated Licensing Scheme for novice drivers 
will be capped at a maximum of 10 one-hour lessons counting as 30 logbook 
hours. 
This means learner drivers will still need to complete 120 hours of driving in 
total, but 30 hours will be recorded in the driver’s log book for 10 hours of 
professional driving instruction.

From 28 September 2009 learner licence holders will be included in the demerit points scheme to help reduce young driver deaths on our roads. The allocation of demerit points for certain traffic offences is designed to encourage safe and responsible driving. 
Under the scheme, a learner licence will be suspended, or a licence application or renewal refused, for a period of three months if four (4) or more demerit points are incurred within a three-year period. 
The minimum number of demerit points for a speeding offence committed by a learner will be four (4). This means that a learner licence will be suspended, or an application for a learner licence refused, under the demerit points scheme for three months for any speeding offence.
You can also lose your licence for higher levels of speeding. An additional three-month suspension applies for exceeding the speed limit by more than 30 km/h and a six-month suspension applies for speeding more than 45 km/h.

Police can also suspend and confiscate your licence at the roadside for speeding more than 30 km/h over the limit or if you drive without a supervisor.

From 1 July 2008 there are changed to the road rules in NSW.
There are some minor amendments to existing rules and there are also new rules which are attracted fines and/or demerit points. It is important to note that these changes are affected all road users.
For more information please visit : http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au

A new Class-C Driving Test replacing the old DART has been introduced from December 3, 2007. Learner drivers have to sit a longer and more vigorous test with almost twice as much time on the road. The new test focuses on hazard perception and how novice drivers respond to these hazards.
On 1 July 2007 the NSW Government has introduced new road safety initiatives for 
novice licence holders to improve the safety of young drivers and riders on our roads.
As the holder of a Learner or Provisional licence, the enclosed brochure outlines the new measures and restrictions that has affected you from 1 July 2007 .    These include :
== P1 drivers and riders caught speeding must have their licences suspended for        at least three months.
== P1 drivers under the age of 25 must not drive with more than one passenger under the age of 21 between the hours of 11pm and 5am (the "peer passenger restriction").
== Learner and P1 licence holders must not use any mobile phone, including a mobile phone with a hands free device, while driving.
== All Learner, P1 and P2 drivers must display L and P plates on the exterior of their vehicles and the letter "L" or "P" on the plate must not be hidden.

==Learner drivers getting their licence on or after 1 July 2007 have need to hold their learner licence for a minimum of 12 months (if under 25 years of age) and complete at least 120 hours of supervised driving (including 20 hours of night driving) before they can apply for their P1 licence.

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We are a member of Australian Driver Trainers Association
For more information on driving test please visit: Road and Traffic Authority, NSW