Driving lessons in Gin Gin
Looking for driving lessons in Gin Gin? We list 2 driving schools and instructors based in Gin Gin 4671, Queensland, teaching car lessons. Because there are only a few schools in Gin Gin itself, we've also listed the 10 closest schools in nearby suburbs, up to 42.2 km away.
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Driving schools in Gin Gin
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Lessons available in and around Gin Gin
Cars lessons2 schools in or near Gin GinAdvanced & Defensive lessonsNearest: Burnett Driving School, 42.2 km awayMotorbikes lessonsNearest: Bundaberg Motorcycle Training, 42.2 km awayMotor Scooters lessonsNearest: Saferider Motorcycle Training, 97.8 km awayTrucks & Heavy Vehicles lessonsNone listed yetBuses & Coaches lessonsNone listed yetBoats lessonsNearest: Australian Boating College, 42.2 km awayForklifts lessonsNone listed yetPlant Equipment lessonsNone listed yetTaxis lessonsNone listed yet
Driving test near Gin Gin
The nearest practical driving test centre to Gin Gin is Gin Gin Police Station, at 81 Mulgrave Street, Gin Gin QLD 4671. It is about 0 m south of Gin Gin. This is where you can sit your practical driving test (Q-SAFE). Book online with Transport and Main Roads or call 13 23 80.
Gin Gin Police Station
0 m south of Gin Gin- Address
- 81 Mulgrave Street, Gin Gin QLD 4671
- Hours
- Mon 9am–12pm; Tue 9am–12pm; Wed 9am–12pm; Thu 9am–12pm
- Phone
- (07) 4153 8622
- Tests
- Practical driver testing for all licence classes up to heavy combination (not including motorcycles)
Public transport: no train station or bus interchange within 1.5 km of this centre. Check local bus routes in the journey planner, or go with your instructor.
Bundaberg Transport and Main Roads Customer Service Centre
39.2 km east of Gin Gin- Address
- 14 Production Street, West Bundaberg QLD 4670
- Hours
- Mon 8:30am–4:30pm; Tue 8:30am–4:30pm; Wed 9:30am–4:30pm; Thu 8:30am–4:30pm; Fri 8:30am–4:30pm
- Phone
- [13 23 80](tel:132380)
- Tests
- Practical driver testing for all licence classes (not including motorcycles)
Public transport: Sugerland Bus Stop (bus interchange, 1.3 km walk)
Public transport in Gin Gin
There are no train stations, bus interchanges or ferry wharves near Gin Gin, so most learners here get around by car. Local bus services may run nearby.
How to get to your driving test from Gin Gin
By car, Gin Gin Police Station is about 0 m from Gin Gin in a straight line, so allow extra time for the actual drive and parking before your test. There is no train station or bus interchange close to the centre, so public transport is harder. Many instructors offer a warm-up lesson before the test and can take you there in their car, so ask yours when you book.
Plan the trip with the Translink Journey Planner or use the route buttons above. Aim to arrive early with your learner licence and logbook.
Getting your licence in Queensland
- Supervised driving: 100 hours of supervised driving, including 10 hours at night (for learners under 25).
- Learner period: usually at least 12 months (can be shorter for older learners).
- The test: the practical driving test (Q-SAFE). Book online with Transport and Main Roads or call 13 23 80.
Questions about driving lessons in Gin Gin
How many driving schools are in Gin Gin?
We list 2 driving schools based in Gin Gin, plus 10 more in nearby suburbs.
Where is the nearest driving test centre to Gin Gin?
Gin Gin Police Station, 81 Mulgrave Street, Gin Gin QLD 4671 — about 0 m south of Gin Gin.
Can I get truck & heavy vehicle lessons in Gin Gin?
None are listed nearby yet.
Can I get motorbike lessons in Gin Gin?
None are listed within 25 km. The nearest is Bundaberg Motorcycle Training, about 42.2 km away.
Can I get boat lessons in Gin Gin?
None are listed within 25 km. The nearest is Australian Boating College, about 42.2 km away.
How many supervised hours do I need in Queensland?
Learners in Queensland need 100 hours of supervised driving, including 10 hours at night (for learners under 25), and usually need to hold their learner licence for at least 12 months (it can be shorter for older learners). Check the official rules for your age.
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