Aged 16–24
Road Ready's current published age range is 16 to 24 years.
Driving experience & mentoring
A supported path towards your licence.
Getting a licence can be difficult when support is hard to find. Road Ready helps young people in Yarrabilba and Logan Village build supervised driving experience with a mentor alongside them.
The programme is for eligible young people aged 16–24 who face barriers to getting a licence. Learners and prospective volunteer mentors can express their interest online.
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Is this for you?
A local programme for young learners.
Start with these programme details, then speak with the team about your circumstances and current availability.
Yarrabilba & Logan Village
The programme supports young people in these two local communities.
Facing a barrier
Road Ready is designed for young people who need support to progress towards a licence.
Your next steps
Begin with a conversation.
An expression of interest helps you make contact. A place and the support available will depend on the programme's assessment and capacity.
Express your interest
Visit the Road Ready application site and choose the appropriate learner or mentor enquiry route.
Talk with the team
Ask about eligibility, current places and the information needed for your application.
Discuss a practical plan
If the programme is a fit, the team can explain the available support and the arrangements for taking part.
Someone alongside you
Experience behind the wheel. Encouragement along the way.
Road Ready brings supervised driving and mentoring together, helping learners take practical steps towards greater independence.
For a young person learning to drive, having someone to practise with can make the next step feel more manageable. Talk with the programme team about the support that is right for your situation.
The programme's October 2025 launch update introduced Lenny, a dedicated learner vehicle funded by Community Bank Logan Village, and acknowledged support from Queensland Government Community Road Safety Grants.
Before you apply
A few useful questions.
The Road Ready team can explain the current programme arrangements.
Does an expression of interest guarantee a place?
No. It is the first step in an enquiry. Participation depends on eligibility, assessment and the programme's available places.
How many lessons or supervised hours are included?
Ask the team what support is currently available. This page does not promise a fixed lesson allowance or a set number of supervised hours.
Are there any costs or documents to prepare?
Check directly with the team about current costs, licence requirements and documents before making arrangements.
Can a family member help me enquire?
A family member can contact 5FOLD with general questions. Ask the programme team how the young person should take part in the application process.
Programme information checked 7 October 2026. Please confirm current availability and arrangements with 5FOLD.