Resources

Learner driver resources

Each state and territory sets its own licensing rules. Use the official websites below for learner licences, knowledge and hazard perception tests, driving tests and overseas licences.

Official websites

Licensing authorities

Australian Capital Territory

Access Canberra

Visit website

New South Wales

NSW Government

Visit website

Northern Territory

NT Government

Visit website

Queensland

Queensland Government

Visit website

South Australia

SA.GOV.AU

Visit website

Tasmania

Transport Services

Visit website

Victoria

VicRoads

Visit website

Western Australia

Department of Transport

Visit website

These links open the official government websites. LicencePro is not affiliated with any licensing authority.

Before you start

What to look up for your state

Learner licence

The minimum age, the knowledge test and what to bring when you apply.

Log book rules

How many supervised hours you need, including any night hours, and whether lessons earn bonus hours.

Hazard perception test

Whether you need to pass it, and when, before you can book your driving test.

Booking your driving test

Eligibility, fees, test centres and what the car you use needs to meet.

Provisional licence rules

Conditions on your P plates, including any limit to automatic cars.

Overseas licences

How long you can drive on an overseas licence and whether you need tests to transfer it.

Guides

Helpful guides from our blog

Driving Test Package

Pick-up 1 hour before your test, a 45-minute warm-up and your instructor’s car for the test.

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Overseas licence conversions

Learn local road rules and prepare for the driving test if your licence needs one.

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