TAC L2P Learner Driver

TAC L2P Learner Driver Program

The TAC L2P program assists young learner drivers to fulfil their 120 hours of driving experience with the end goal of successfully achieving their probationary drivers licence. The TAC L2P Program is funded by the TAC and managed by the Department of Transport (DoT, formerly VicRoads), supported by the Victorian Government.

This program is free, to be eligible for the TAC L2P program, you must:

Have a current learner permit
Live within Wangaratta and surrounding areas (Glenrowan, Oxley, Milawa, Whitfield, Tarrawingee, Moyhu, Boorham and Peechelba)
Be aged 16‐23 years
Do not have regular access to a vehicle or supervising licensed driver
Not have any health issues that affect safe driving
Be unable to achieve their 120hrs without the TAC L2P program due to challenging financial, family or personal circumstances

Being a part of the program as a learner driver, you will:

Be matched with a mentor who you will be able to drive with once a week

Be supported by the TAC L2P Coordinator who will liaise with both you and your mentor
Receive professional driving lessons to assess your skill throughout the program by a qualified driving instructor
Enjoy being a part of a wonderful program
Achieve your 120hours and obtain your license

If you would like to be a part of the TAC L2P program, please phone the Coordinator or complete a Learner Driver Application form by clicking on the form icon and return it to the office in person or via info@nesay.com.au.

Contact TAC L2P Coordinator

TAC L2P Mentee Application Form

Become a TAC L2P Mentor

Click here to learn more about volunteering as an TAC L2P Mentor.

Current TAC L2P Stats:

Learner driver hours

Learner's gained their P's

Active Learners

Active Mentors

"The TAC L2P Program is fantastic, I found it was really great for getting your hours up. My instructor taught me a lot of different things about different environments, driving through heavy rain and along windy roads. It is very beneficial and I believe everyone will get a lot out of the program."