In South Australia, a learner driver doesn’t have a special cap on passenger numbers—so long as every backside has a seatbelt and there’s a qualified supervising driver in the front passenger seat.
That supervisor must hold a full licence, be under 0.05 BAC, and basically act as your human parking sensor while you find second gear.
Yes, you must display L plates and follow all learner conditions; those late‑night peer passenger limits you’ve heard about apply to P1 drivers, not learners.
So bring the entourage if you like—just keep it legal, buckled, and calm.
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