AusDriving.com – Teen Driver’s Licence Guide

Step-by-Step Process

1. Apply for a Learner Permit

Minimum age varies by state (generally 16). Pass an eyesight and knowledge test. Obtain your L-plates.

2. Log Driving Hours & Hazard Test

Complete supervised driving (often 100+ hours including night driving). Pass the Hazard Perception Test when eligible.

3. Take the Practical Driving Test

Book your driving test through your state transport authority. On passing, you’ll receive a provisional (P) licence, moving to full licence after the probation period.

Eligibility & Documents

Minimum age: typically 16 for Learner Permit (varies by state/territory)
Proof of identity and Australian residential address
Pass eyesight and knowledge tests
Application fee (varies by state)

Helpful Resources

NSW: Apply for Learner Licence

VIC: Learner Permit Info

QLD: Getting a Licence

Visit your state or territory transport authority for the most accurate requirements.