Driving lessons in Bunbury
Looking for driving lessons in Bunbury? We list 3 driving schools and instructors based in Bunbury 6230, Western Australia, teaching boat, advanced & defensive driving, car and bus & coach lessons. Because there are only a few schools in Bunbury itself, we've also listed the 9 closest schools in nearby suburbs, up to 44.3 km away. One of them says it will travel to you for lessons.
3local schools
9nearby schools
300 mto nearest test centre
2stations within 3 km
Driving schools in Bunbury
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Closest first, measured from the centre of Bunbury.
StaySafe WaDalyellup, WA 6230 · 8.2 km from Bunbury
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Lessons available in and around Bunbury
Cars lessons3 schools in or near BunburyAdvanced & Defensive lessons2 schools in or near BunburyMotorbikes lessonsNearest: South West Motorcycle Rider Training, 44.3 km awayMotor Scooters lessonsNearest: Good Times Driving & Riding Education, 88.9 km awayTrucks & Heavy Vehicles lessonsNone listed yetBuses & Coaches lessons1 school in or near BunburyBoats lessons1 school in or near BunburyForklifts lessonsNearest: Western Forklifts, 135.3 km awayPlant Equipment lessonsNone listed yetTaxis lessonsNearest: STARTDRIVE Driving School, 148.1 km away
Driving test near Bunbury
The nearest PDA test location to Bunbury is Bunbury Service Centre, at 24 Wellington Street, Bunbury WA 6230. It is about 300 m north-west of Bunbury. This is where you can sit your Practical Driving Assessment (PDA). Book your PDA online through DoTDirect.
Bunbury Service Centre
300 m north-west of Bunbury- Address
- 24 Wellington Street, Bunbury WA 6230
- Phone
- 13 11 56
- Tests
- Practical Driving Assessment (PDA)
Public transport: Bunbury Bus Stn (bus interchange, 340 m walk)
Busselton Service Centre
46.7 km south-west of Bunbury- Address
- 57 Cook Street Link, Busselton WA 6280
- Phone
- 13 11 56
- Tests
- Practical Driving Assessment (PDA)
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.
Public transport in Bunbury
Public transport landmarks in and around Bunbury include Bunbury Bus Stn (bus interchange, 300 m north-east) and Bunbury Terminal (train station, 2.7 km south-east).
- Bus interchangeBunbury Bus Stn300 m north-east
- Train stationBunbury Terminal2.7 km south-east
How to get to your driving test from Bunbury
By car, Bunbury Service Centre is about 300 m from Bunbury in a straight line, so allow extra time for the actual drive and parking before your test. By public transport, the closest stop to the centre is Bunbury Bus Stn (bus interchange), about a 340 m walk away, and you can start your trip from Bunbury Bus Stn in Bunbury. 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 Transperth Journey Planner or use the route buttons above. Aim to arrive early with your learner licence and logbook.
Getting your licence in Western Australia
- Supervised driving: 50 hours of supervised driving, including 5 hours at night.
- Learner period: usually at least 6 months (can be shorter for older learners).
- The test: the Practical Driving Assessment (PDA). Book your PDA online through DoTDirect.
Questions about driving lessons in Bunbury
How many driving schools are in Bunbury?
We list 3 driving schools based in Bunbury, plus 9 more in nearby suburbs.
Where is the nearest driving test centre to Bunbury?
Bunbury Service Centre, 24 Wellington Street, Bunbury WA 6230 — about 300 m north-west of Bunbury.
Can I get truck & heavy vehicle lessons in Bunbury?
None are listed nearby yet.
Can I get motorbike lessons in Bunbury?
None are listed within 25 km. The nearest is South West Motorcycle Rider Training, about 44.3 km away.
Can I get boat lessons in Bunbury?
Yes. 1 school in or within 25 km of Bunbury offer boat lessons.
How many supervised hours do I need in Western Australia?
Learners in Western Australia need 50 hours of supervised driving, including 5 hours at night, and usually need to hold their learner licence for at least 6 months (it can be shorter for older learners). Check the official rules for your age.
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