WhiteLine Driving School

30/04/2026

Quick heads up 👇

This page is being retired and won’t be used anymore.

Everything has moved over here:
👉 WhiteLine Driving School Geelong

That’s where all the lesson updates, passes, and content will be going from now on 👍

Go give it a follow so you don’t miss anything.

whitelinedrivingschool.com.au

Cheers legends 😎

29/09/2025

22/09/2025

Next time you see a learner on the road remember this is who you’re honking at.

07/09/2025

Happy Father's Day to all of the Jim's Dads out there. 👍👏

03/09/2025

🎉 Winner Announcement 🎉

A huge congratulations to Melanie Lockwood 🚗🙌
Melanie is the lucky winner of my 5 free driving lessons! She’ll be passing the prize on to her son Max, who’s almost ready for his licence. We’ll use the lessons to give Max a final polish before his big test — good on you Max, and well done Melanie! 👏

I also want to say a big thank you to everyone else who entered. Your support means the world and I really appreciate every like, share, and comment.

🙏 Sorry for the late announcement — I’ve been flat out on the road with back-to-back lessons! With school holidays coming up, now’s the perfect time to book a slot that suits you and lock it in before spots fill up.

📞 Call me on 0407 720 934
💻 Or book online: jimsdrivingschoolcorio.as.me

Call now to connect with business.

02/09/2025

01/09/2025

This was why the ring road had heavy traffic this arvo. Shocking that a mum in her 20s blew 0.139 with her toddler in the car. When will people learn 😥

Stop kidding yourself. If you drink, don’t drive!! 🚓🚫

At approx. 4:00PM, members from State Highway Patrol (West) were patrolling the Princes Freeway, Little River when they observed a vehicle driving erratically during peak hour traffic, swerving all over the road in the heavy rain.

Members acted swiftly and intercepted the vehicle. The driver, a female in her 20's returned a breath alcohol reading of 0.139. But wait, there's more..... Members were shocked to find the female also had a 2yo child in the rear car seat.

The females' vehicle was impounded for 30 days, and she will appear at the Geelong Magistrates Court at a later date.

** If everyone avoided driving after drinking, the number of road fatalities could be reduced by up to 20%. That’s around 50 lives that could be saved every year**

20/08/2025

Are you a Victorian learner driver aged 16–19 with 10–30 logbook hours?
You and your supervising driver can register for a FREE 60-minute lesson with a professional driving instructor!

This lesson will:
✅ Boost your driving skills
✅ Build your supervisor’s confidence
✅ Make your learning experience safer

👉 Find out more: https://mylearnersdrive.com.au/

Once you’ve got your FLID code, just pass it on to me and I’ll book your free lesson in. 🚗

10/08/2025

🚗 Manual Monday Tomorrow!
Got your eye on a manual licence? I’ve still got a couple of spots open tomorrow.
First in, best dressed — let’s get those gears turning!

📅 Book here: https://jimsdrivingschoolcorio.as.me

06/08/2025

🚗 Active Cruise in the Fog – Helpful or Hazardous?

With all the foggy mornings we’ve had lately, here’s a solid tip:
Turn on your active cruise control and set it to the max following distance. It can help your car detect vehicles in the fog before you even see them.

I actually use this trick myself in my Kia Cerato. And back when I was driving trucks, the European rigs like Volvos and Scanias had the same ability. There are even dashcam videos where the truck's radar system warns the driver to stop because of a crash ahead — long before the human eye can see anything through the fog.

The radar picks up vehicles much earlier, which gives you that extra heads-up when visibility drops.

But… and this is a big one:

❌ It doesn’t replace your eyes
❌ It doesn’t give you permission to fly blind at 100 km/h
✅ It’s just a tool to help, not take over

If you can’t see, slow down within reason.
If visibility’s completely gone, pull over safely, pop your hazards on, and wait it out.
Driving to the conditions will always beat relying on tech to save the day.

And while we’re talking fog — check if your car has a rear fog light.
It’s usually a single bright red light on one side at the back. A lot of people mistake it for a stuck brake light, but it’s actually there to help cars behind you see you from further away in thick fog.

So chuck on your front and rear fog lights, use your active cruise for early detection, but stay sharp and in control.

👉 If you or your learner want real-world driving tips like this built into every lesson, check out my availability and book in here:
https://jimsdrivingschoolcorio.as.me

💥 First lesson is just $60 with code WELCOME
Let’s get you road-ready — fog and all.