Driving in New Zealand, it's important you're comfortable on country roads. Learn about sealed and unsealed roads and how to drive without a centreline in this lesson.
Get ready for your restricted licence test with Drive Go. Know what to learn next, plan driving routes and track the hours and distance you’ve driven.
Speed control
Your learner must travel at a safe speed and within the speed limit. The safest speed may be slower than the posted speed limit, especially when the weather is bad, the light is poor, or there’s heavy traffic. Your learner must drive to the conditions.
When moving to a higher speed area, the higher speed limit does not apply until they drive past the sign.
Now what? Time to get your 'L plates', find a coach and hit the road. Here's what else to expect once you've got your learner's.
Once you’re comfortable starting and stopping a car, it’s time to learn about steering. This Drive lesson will teach you how to use a steering wheel properly and how to turn your car safely.
Automatic versus manual
You and your learner will need to consider whether to learn to drive in an automatic or manual car. If they sit their restricted licence test in an automatic vehicle, they’ll only be able to drive automatic vehicles while on their restricted licence, unless they have their supervisor with them.
Got questions about the restricted licence test? We have answers.
Being able to adjust and choose the right speed is key to safe driving. Learn how to control your speed and stick to the limits in this Drive lesson.
Changing a tyre is an important skill for drivers. This lesson will teach you what to do if your tyre blows out, as well as how to change the tyre.
Driving in traffic means getting used to driving around different types of vehicles. This lesson will teach you how to drive safely around trucks and buses.