how many night hours do learners need vic Page 2

In Victoria, learner drivers must clock up at least 120 hours of supervised driving, including 20 hours of night driving before they can sit for their probationary licence test. Yes, 20 hours of driving in the dark, preferably without turning into a startled possum or a kangaroo on the road. These hours ensure learners get used to the tricky conditions of night driving, like low visibility and unexpected wildlife guests.

Keep a detailed log of your hours, or your instructor might think you’re just making it all up. Check the VicRoads website or ServiceCentral for the official logbooks and more details.