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Driving Schools in Geelong 2026, Lesson Prices, VIC Logbook Hours, and How to Find a Driving Instructor Near You

Geelong driving school guide 2026: how much driving lessons cost in Geelong and the Surf Coast, Victorian 120-hour logbook requirements, how to book a driving test at VicRoads, and how to find a reliable driving instructor near you.

By Geelong Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Driving Schools and Lessons in Geelong 2026

Geelong has a well-serviced driving school market with shorter test centre wait times than Melbourne. Victoria requires 120 hours of supervised driving (10 at night). Geelong's test centre is less congested than many Melbourne centres, making Geelong a viable testing option for those in Melbourne's western suburbs. vicroads.vic.gov.au

How Much Do Driving Lessons Cost in Geelong 2026?

Standard lesson (1 hour), typically $68-$112/hour
5-lesson package, typically $305-$525
10-lesson package, typically $578-$990
Pre-test assessment (45-60 min), typically $72-$128
Test day car hire from driving school, typically $82-$178

VIC Logbook and Geelong Test Centre

Victoria requires 120 hours of supervised driving (10 at night). Geelong's test centre typically has shorter wait times than inner Melbourne centres. The Hazard Perception Test must be passed before applying for P1, practice resources available at vicroads.vic.gov.au. Book your driving test through the VicRoads online portal. vicroads.vic.gov.au

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