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Getting your driver's licence

This section contains resources on the following:-

Graduated driver training

This section explains the process you need to follow from getting your L plates to getting your P plates and becoming a novice driver. It also details the fees you will need to pay at each stage of the process.


Getting your L plates

This section details the steps you need to take to get your learner driver permit, what proof of identity documents you will need to supply and how to apply for a different class of vehicle.


Learning to drive

This section details how you should start to learn to drive and what precautions you should take. It also details some of the standard restrictions placed on learner drivers.


How am I assessed?

This section outlines the general skills that your examiner will be looking for when you attempt your practical driving assessment.


Practical assessment

Here you can find out how to book a practical driving assessment, what preparations you will need to complete before you undertake the test and what happens after you have attempted the test.


Regional driving assessments

Learners who live in towns where the local police have previously undertaken driving tests will now be assessed by the Department's assessors. Find out more in this section.


Hazard perception test

What you'll need to do to pass the hazard perception test enabling you to gain your 'P' plates. Relevant fee information can also be found here.


On the road

This section explains what you must do after you have passed your practical driving assessment, how to take the Hazard Perception Test and what rules you must adhere to once you have your 'P' plates.


Basics of motorcycle, bus and truck assessment

This section outlines some of the basic points which examiners look for when assessing candidates attempting their motorcycle, bus or truck practical driving assessments.




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