🚗 Thinking of skipping professional driving lessons in Australia to save money? Or wondering if a family member can teach you just as well? This episode of the Legal Mangal Podcast explores whether hiring a qualified driving instructor is a smart investment — or just an optional extra.

From logbook hours to real test preparation, we break down the real value of professional instruction — especially for migrants, international students, and visa holders learning to drive in Australia.

🎙️ Special Guest: We’re joined by Manpreet Singh, Owner-Operator of L Driving School, who brings real-world experience and insights into what new drivers truly need to succeed.

🔍 In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

• ✅ How instructor hours count double in your logbook
• ✅ What instructors teach that family or friends often miss
• ✅ Can you pass the test without professional lessons?
• ✅ Cost vs value: is it really expensive in the long run?
• ✅ The importance of understanding Australian road rules
• ✅ The impact of proper training on licence success rates

🎧 This episode is perfect for:

• Learner drivers on their Ls
• Migrants and international students preparing for the driving test
• Anyone confused about whether to invest in professional lessons
• New arrivals trying to convert an overseas licence

💡 This episode is part of a must-listen series on Australian driving laws for migrants, including:

• EP 25: Licence types, conversions, renewals
• EP 26: Demerit points, suspensions, cancellations
• EP 27: Top traffic offences and legal consequences

🙏 A huge thanks to Manpreet Singh for his continued support and community education through the Legal Mangal Podcast.

🎤 Host: Manmohan Makkar – Solicitor, Auzworld Lawyers & Immigration 🌐 Website: www.auzworldmigration.com.au 📞 Call Us: +61 431 049 352

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Disclaimer - This podcast is for general informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal or professional advice. Please consult a qualified solicitor or migration agent for case-specific guidance.