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Young people hoping to get their Learners and Provisional licenses have been dealt a cruel blow with all driving tests now cancelled because of Greater Sydney's Covid lockdown.
The New South Wales government hit the brakes on driving tests when lockdown restrictions were revved up on July 1 following a flood of new infections across the Harbour City.
The move left thousands of teenagers eager to take the Australian right of passage unable to sit their driving tests after months of meticulous preparation.
The New South Wales government hit the brakes on driving tests when lockdown restrictions were revved up on July 1 following a flood of new infections across the Harbour City
The New South Wales government hit the brakes on driving tests when lockdown restrictions were revved up on July 1 following a flood of new infections across the Harbour City
'I can tell you they aren't thrilled about not being able to take their driving test,' Managing Director of Prestige Driving School Sina Bakhshalian told Daily Mail Australia.
'Many of them have been preparing for a very long time to do their test.
'They've practised and studied for months and booked their tests
