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

Tasmania driving school guide 2026: how much driving lessons cost in Hobart and Tasmania, Tasmanian 80-hour logbook requirements, how to book a driving test, and how to find a reliable driving instructor near you.

By Tasmania Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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

Tasmania has driving school services in Hobart, Launceston, and regional centres. Tasmania requires learner drivers to complete 80 hours of supervised driving (including 10 hours at night) before sitting the driving test. Tasmania's varied road conditions, urban, rural, and mountain routes, provide diverse learner driving experience. transport.tas.gov.au

How Much Do Driving Lessons Cost in Tasmania 2026?

  • Standard lesson (1 hour), typically $62-$105/hour
  • 5-lesson package, typically $288-$498
  • 10-lesson package, typically $548-$945
  • Pre-test assessment (45-60 min), typically $66-$118
  • Test day car hire from driving school, typically $75-$162

TAS 80-Hour Logbook and Test Bookings

Tasmania requires 80 hours of supervised driving (10 at night). The Hazard Perception Test must be passed before applying for a P1 licence. Tasmanian test centre wait times are generally shorter than major mainland cities. Book driving tests through the Transport Tasmania online system. Tasmania's winter road conditions, wet, foggy, and occasionally icy roads, provide valuable learner experience. transport.tas.gov.au

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