Keilor Driving School

25/10/2025

November Lessons – First Week Schedule Filling Up

19/08/2025

14/04/2025

>>>LANE FILTERING:
Lane filtering is the practice of motorcycles (and scooters) travelling at low speed through stopped or slow-moving traffic, for example at traffic lights or nearing a roundabout, this practice is LEGAL in Victoria.
Lane filtering is permitted:
- Between lanes or lines of traffic in the same direction
- Between lanes or lines of traffic and parked cars
- For motorcycle licence holders (not learner permit holders!).
- At speeds up to 30km/h (penalties will apply for filtering in excess of 30km/h)
- If ‘safe to do so’
- On roads with two or more lanes or lines of traffic travelling in the same direction, unless signed otherwise.
>>>LANE SPLITTING:
Lane splitting is the practice of motorcycle riders travelling at high speed between moving traffic.
IT IS NOT LEGAL in Victoria. (See rule 151A and 151B of the Victorian Road Safety Road Rules).

11/04/2025

KEILOR.au

18/08/2024

Lesson availability update:

13/08/2024

We are thrilled to present KEILOR.AU, our new business domain for our driving school—yes, it does not contain a .com and the “old” domain will continue to function for at least a year. Shorter domains are considerably better to display, easier to type, and easier to remember.

09/07/2024

We are all booked out, thank you for the support!
Now taking bookings for Tuesday 16th onwards....

31/08/2023

MOTORCYCLE LANE SPLITTING VS LANE FILTERING: THE RULES

LANE FILTERING:
Lane filtering is the practice of motorcycles (and scooters) travelling at low speed through stopped or slow-moving traffic, for example at traffic lights or nearing a roundabout, this practice is LEGAL in Victoria.

Lane filtering is permitted:
- Between lanes or lines of traffic in the same direction
- Between lanes or lines of traffic and parked cars
- For motorcycle licence holders (not learner permit holders!).
- At speeds up to 30km/h (penalties will apply for filtering in excess of 30km/h)
- If ‘safe to do so’
- On roads with two or more lanes or lines of traffic travelling in the same direction, unless signed otherwise.

LANE SPLITTING:
Lane splitting is the practice of motorcycle riders travelling at high speed between moving traffic.
IT IS NOT LEGAL in Victoria.

(See rule 151A and 151B of the Victorian Road Safety Road Rules).