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Jake Bortz with NRMA director Tim Trumper (left) and his dad Gary Bortz. Picture: Elenor Tedenborg Source:News Limited In NSW, learner drivers under the age of 25 are required to complete 120 hours of learner driving which are recorded in a State Government provided logbook. Jake said he decided to create the app after watching his dad deal with the frustration of having to record his older sister’s 120 hours with pen and paper. “My Dad had to log them all manually, however I gave him his app when (my sister) was halfway through and he was using it to help record times and add them up,” he said. Soon to be a thing of the past. Logging driving hours with pen and paper.

Picture: Elenor Tedenborg Source:News Limited Jake’s Learner’s Logbook app records the amount of time spent driving and allows the supervising driver to enter the odometer reading at the start and end of a journey. Once the journey is finished, the app also asks the user to enter the road, traffic and weather conditions that were experienced. “I used a program called App Inventor for Android it’s pretty basic language and quite easy to pick up,” Jake said. “(The app) saves hassle because rather than writing out an entire line of details, your phone can figure out half of the details and the other half can be simplified.”. The NRMA says the Learner Driver Logbook app will make it harder for learners to exaggerate their practice hours.

Picture: Brad Newman Source:News Corp Australia A recent NRMA survey found more than 75 per cent of young people knew someone who had lied about their learner driver hours in their logbook. Mr Trumper said the motoring group is now lobbying the State Government to formally adopt Jake’s app. “We’re not advocating getting rid of the analog version but we are absolutely advocating that it’s time to get a digital version as well.” “It feels like the time is right for this,” he said. Jake’s free app is currently only available for androids and can be downloaded from the Play Store.

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