In Western Australia, learners must complete a minimum of 50 hours of supervised driving, including at least 5 hours of night driving, before they can attempt the practical driving test. This is the official requirement to ensure you're not just a passenger but an actual participant in the chaos of Aussie roads. Remember, these hours are logged with a qualified supervisor—no sneaky shortcuts allowed.
Costs for lessons vary, but expect to pay around $50 to $80 per hour for professional instruction if you’re not relying on your mum or dad. Check out ServiceCentral or CarShowroom for more info on driving schools and resources.
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