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Post #1
 22nd November 2015 - 02:34 AM
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So you're wondering how the department of transport checks your learner drivers log book as part of the driving test? The general rule of thumb is of course, to do the right thing, and keep a log book in accordance with the guidelines. But let me make it simple for you:
Aside from that, you can also see what other people think and their experiences below... there's also a bit of shady advice for those that are that way inclined. Best of luck in the test! -------------------- :: BoostCruising :: The Automotive enthusiasts site with extensive Car Sales, loads of Car Parts, mags, wheels and Tyre Sales, along with subs, tweeters, head units, speakers, heaps of Car Audio. Over a million Aussie's can't be wrong!
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the_random_hero
Post #2
QUOTE(Salvage @ Jan 9 2009, 07:11 PM) [snapback]1283404826[/snapback] Just wondering, does anyone know how they check the learners logbooks? i know theres an assessor, but what does he do in specific, cause it would take WAY to long to read every line individually. i haven't made any fake entries. im just worried there going to give me a fail cause they may think i made up some:S:S Salvage They just browse over it, make sure nothing looks too suss and then generally will give you no problems with it. |
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Rookie ROX
Post #7
QUOTE(TUFF VZ @ Jan 9 2009, 07:20 PM) [snapback]1283404863[/snapback] yeh its not that bad i wrote i drove to sydney a couple of times and that and got away with it God you're an idiot. Do you even think about what you write and where before hitting that reply button? Or is that answer too obvious? OT: In most cases they simply peruse entries to ensure it meets the required standards and seems genuine. They're also known to do full audits and check the accuracy of every single entry. Minor discrepancies are tolerated, glaring ones will be dealt with harshly. ROCK ON R~R |
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Michel
Post #8
QUOTE(Rookie ROX @ Jan 9 2009, 11:23 PM) [snapback]1283405659[/snapback] God you're an idiot. Do you even think about what you write and where before hitting that reply button? Or is that answer too obvious? I was thinking the same thing. OT- Im pretty sure its just a brief check over and nothing in there for example.. aspley to chermside taking like 2 hours or something stupid. |
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91 silvia style
Post #9
Do the time your suppose to do...they brought in the rule for a reason... so that some day, when leaner drivers get the p's that they may actually be able to safely drive on the road rather then just pass a simple driving test... |
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TwinCam16
Post #12
QUOTE(james_91 @ Jan 10 2009, 08:36 PM) [snapback]1283408523[/snapback] they make u wait till ur 17 so if u try fuck them up u go to court lol so i would laugh if u got caught TUFF VZ cuz u would not look that tough then in court dont worry bout it i did mine 2 months ago, did all my hours correctly so if u done it right dont worry u'll be fine We had to wait till we were 17 to get our licence, so there goes your theory |
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SRB-2NV
Post #14
QUOTE yeh they wont take anyhting over 2 hours they just say its not counted and they dont count 4wding For me they did, i drove to Nelson bay and back which was a 3-3.5 hour drive and they didnt say anything. My logbook was really messy aswell, scribbles, green texter and all sorts of crap was in it.......all they said was sign here and get in the car. |
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Weekend Warrior
Post #16
If you absolutely HAVE to cheat on it, just start off by marking the odometer about 10k less than it currently is then make up the entries with a slowly increasing value for the odometer until when it comes time to hand it in your last mark is just slightly less than it is on the car at the time. |
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LUXPSI
Post #17
QUOTE(Michel @ Jan 9 2009, 11:56 PM) [snapback]1283405756[/snapback] aspley to chermside taking like 2 hours or something stupid. But say your going from suburb (A) to suburb (B) which is 10 minutes away and you drive around in suburb (B) for a long time due to its an industrial estate and is empty on a sunday. How do you log that? |
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Michel
Post #19
QUOTE(LUXPSI @ Jan 11 2009, 10:07 AM) [snapback]1283409753[/snapback] But say your going from suburb (A) to suburb (B) which is 10 minutes away and you drive around in suburb (B) for a long time due to its an industrial estate and is empty on a sunday. How do you log that? I dunno, i havnt seen the book or anything, but surely you'd be able to put it in that you went to an industrial estate with a parent practising ect ect..? |
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Rookie ROX
Post #21
Anyhow the question has been answered. We don't need advice on ways in which you thinking would be appropriate to fake it. |
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Salvage
Post #22
Just wondering, |
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rosey.tuaru
Post #25
QUOTE (TUFF VZ @ Jan 9 2009, 07:20 PM)  yeh its not that bad i wrote i drove to sydney a couple of times and that and got away with it Can you please help me I'm in need of a red p plate licence I'm only 23 yrs with 3 kids 2 boys go to school and I have a 2 year old at home I have to hold my licence for 2 years or do my log book can you help me cheat plz |
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skash101
Post #26
Magic 3 letters that will let you get away with murder, RTN, short for return. |
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