CITY Driving School

Frequently Asked Questions About CITY Driving School

Does CITY Driving School in Silverwater offer lessons in both automatic and manual?

Yes, instructor Mustafa teaches both automatic and manual transmission lessons at CITY Driving School. Published lesson prices start from around $75, confirm current rates and availability when you book. With over 20 years' experience and RMS accreditation, the school tailors lessons to suit complete beginners through to learners refining skills before their test, and families tell us Mustafa's clear explanations make even tricky manoeuvres like reverse parallel parking much easier to master.

Can CITY Driving School help with overseas licence conversion in NSW?

Absolutely. CITY Driving School offers dedicated overseas licence conversion lessons for drivers new to Australian roads. Mustafa has guided many international learners, including those arriving with zero local driving experience, through the NSW licensing process, covering everything from test routes to local road rules. His patient, straightforward teaching style helps overseas drivers adjust quickly and pass their test, often on the first attempt.

What's included in the test-day package at CITY Driving School?

CITY Driving School's test-day package bundles pre-test practice with your driving test appointment, so you arrive warmed up and confident. Mustafa will pick you up, run through key manoeuvres and the test route, then supervise you right up to test time. Learners consistently tell us this final hour of calm, focused coaching makes all the difference, many pass first go after working through nerves or earlier setbacks with his support.

Is CITY Driving School good for anxious or nervous learners?

Yes, Mustafa's calm, patient approach is a standout for nervous learners. Families report he stays supportive even when confidence takes a knock, clearly explaining what needs work without sugar-coating but never rushing. Learners who've struggled through multiple test attempts credit his steady encouragement for finally getting them over the line, and complete beginners tell us they felt prepared and much less anxious on test day thanks to his teaching style.

How does the logbook hour system work at CITY Driving School?

Under NSW rules, one hour of professional driving instruction with an accredited school like CITY Driving School can count as up to three logbook hours, with a maximum of ten lesson hours recorded as 30 logbook hours. Mustafa will explain how this applies to your L-plate stage and help you plan lessons efficiently. For detailed logbook and licensing requirements, check with Transport for NSW, the school will guide you through the process step by step.