Rockhampton Driving School

26/08/2026

26/08/2026

Good Morning Rockhampton!
Much needed update to this page!

Most of you know that Margaret retired in 2025 and sold the business to a local Indigenous business woman, Sharon Holmes.
Sharon’s husband, Shaun, and daughter, Salome are the new accredited driver trainers!

We are slowly but surely building a reputation for our own, and have some exciting new changes to our Rockhampton Driving School logo.
This will be updated soon.
Thank you so much for all your patience and support Rockhampton community!

09/01/2023

You know your road rules, and now’s your chance to prove it.

These vehicles have approached an intersection at the same time. Vehicle A wants to turn right and is facing a Give Way sign. Vehicle B wants to continue straight ahead and is facing a Stop sign. Who goes first?

07/10/2022

Coming soon to a road near you.

We're currently installing in-built speed camera devices to school zone signage across Queensland. They won't worry anyone who's driving within the limit—but if you're speeding through a school zone, expect to be caught.

11/07/2022

You know your road rules, and now’s your chance to prove it.

The driver of the red car has driven through the intersection on a green light—even though the traffic ahead wasn't moving. Did they do the right thing?

04/07/2022

You know your road rules, and now’s your chance to prove it.

There isn’t enough room for both the blue and yellow cars to safely pass the parked cars at the same time. Who must give way?

13/06/2022

You know your road rules, and now’s your chance to prove it.

This bike rider has come to the edge of a one-way road and now he wants to ride on it—but is he allowed to ride against the direction of travel?

09/05/2022

You know your road rules, and now's your chance to prove it!

We've got three road users at an intersection. So which of them needs to give way?

A. the driver of the red car
B. the motorbike rider
C. the pedestrian

20/09/2021

You know your road rules, and now’s your chance to prove it.

These motorcyclists are riding 2 abreast in a single lane—so is that allowed?