In New South Wales, learner drivers need to complete at least 120 hours of supervised driving, including 20 hours of night driving, before they can sit for their provisional licence test.
These hours are designed to ensure a variety of driving experiences, both in daylight and after dark, to build competent and confident drivers. Recording these hours is mandatory, often done in a logbook. Remember, these rules are strict because NSW takes learner safety seriously—so don’t try to cut corners.
Check the latest guidelines on Service Central or the NSW Roads and Maritime Services for any updates.
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