Ah, the age-old question for eager learners in New South Wales! To graduate from a learner's permit to a provisional licence, you're required to clock up a whopping 120 hours of supervised driving, including at least 20 hours of night driving. Yes, that means you'll have to endure a fair few drives with your overly cautious parent or friend gripping the wheel. It's designed to make sure you don’t turn the roads into your personal demolition derby.
These hours must be logged in a learner driver logbook and verified by your supervisor. Once you've met this quota and passed the driving test, you'll be free—well, relatively free—to hit the roads with fewer restrictions. For more details, check official NSW Roads and Maritime Services documentation or visit ServiceCentral for handy guides.
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