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

Brisbane driving school guide 2026: how much driving lessons cost in Brisbane, Queensland 100-hour logbook requirements, how to book a driving test at TMR, and how to find a reliable driving instructor near you in Brisbane.

By Brisbane Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Driving Schools in Brisbane 2026, Lesson Prices, QLD Logbook Hours, and How to Find a Driving Instructor Near You
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Driving Schools and Lessons in Brisbane 2026

Brisbane has a large and competitive driving school market. Queensland requires learner drivers to complete 100 hours of supervised driving (including 10 hours at night) before sitting the driving test at a Transport and Main Roads (TMR) customer service centre. tmr.qld.gov.au

How Much Do Driving Lessons Cost in Brisbane 2026?

  • Standard lesson (1 hour), typically $72-$118/hour
  • 5-lesson package, typically $322-$555
  • 10-lesson package, typically $608-$1,050
  • Pre-test assessment (45-60 min), typically $76-$132
  • Test day car hire from driving school, typically $86-$182

QLD Logbook Requirements

Queensland learner drivers must complete 100 hours of supervised driving including at least 10 hours at night, recorded in an approved logbook. The Hazard Perception Test must also be passed before applying for a P1 licence. Hours driven with a driving instructor count toward the 100-hour requirement. tmr.qld.gov.au

Brisbane Driving Test Bookings

Brisbane driving tests are booked through the Queensland TMR online booking system. Book well in advance as popular Brisbane test centres can have wait times of several weeks. tmr.qld.gov.au

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