Learning to drive companies

[cara.mel]

Would you guys recommend any good ones? Or are they one and the same

Requirements:
- Be in south eastern suburbs (south eastern suburbs == proper suburbs, eg anything a bit closer to the city than monash clayton is considered too far in to be a suburb
- Understanding my requirements (practise until I am just capable of passing test, then I will proceed to practise 120 hours individually under all conditions such as rain and night and dusk. They must not be tight about wanting to do things 'properly' to be a 'safe driver')
- Put up with someone who doesn't talk much for the 45 minute blocks or however long they are.
Oh and manual car

I have enough money because of some $2000 prize from federal government for doing well at school so that should cover ~45 lessons + vic roads fee which should be enough I hope.
I cannot practise with any one else unless one of you is willing to let me illegally drive you car and void all warranty if I crash it (I tried asking excal ) so my only choice is to spend lots of money on lessons.

Edit: Subject because I realised it didnt make sense

[bubble sunglasses]

 I don't think anyone would mind if you didn't talk about stuff other than driving
   I shared some passions with my instructor, but I only started talking to him when I was really confident, as earlier, our banter would end in a growl from him when it made me lose concentration

[Matt89]

Ive only heard good things about the RACV driving school

[jess3254]

Yeah I use RACV and they're ok, but it's about $40 a lesson. I'm pretty sure the driving schools would be located throughout Melbourne.

[droodles]

RACV are good, the instructors have their own pair of brake/accelerators so they can correct you or even save your life. They are also friendly people.

[AppleThief]

I used RACV, and my instructor was very good (but maybe too talkative for your liking). I had five lessons, and then I've driven with my dad up until now (40 hours). I can't vouch for all RACV instructors being good, but mine was.

[SilverBullet]

http://www.prodrivevictoria.com.au/
I have had no problems whatsoever with them. ^^

[excal]

I had RACV too, they were good.

[bubble sunglasses]

RACV are good, the instructors have their own pair of brake/accelerators so they can correct you or even save your life. They are also friendly people.

 my instructor was friendly but not if he had to use his controls to save our lives

[droodles]

bubble glasses plz explain ur avatar

[clinton_09]

My RACV instructor was terrible. I changed to 'koala driving school' dont ask me why koala and the instructor i had was fantastic.

[bubble sunglasses]

 

bubble glasses plz explain ur avatar

 
    Sure Droodleywoodles
 

  Judy Garland at her most lovely, early on in the [great IMO] film Meet me in St Louis http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWqsSnxGDTE

 The film is famous for The Trolley Song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UJLIrT_ALs
   Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cC9o4oYMIqI&feature=related
  the title song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sV2v_EZtFf4&feature=related
   
   and other amazing ones

  and as for her outfit in my av, she'd just been playing tennis