Ah, the eternal question for the budding Aussie driver: who gets to ride shotgun when you're still a learner? In most states, learner drivers must have a fully licensed driver aged at least 21 (or 25 in some places) in the front passenger seat. This isn't just a polite suggestion; it's the law, designed to keep everyone safe while you fumble through first gear and parallel parking.
Passengers other than the supervising driver might be restricted or banned altogether during certain hours, depending on your local rules. So, if you fancy a joyride with mates while still on your Ls, think again—unless you want a hefty fine or points on your licence. For the full, official rundown, check your state's transport authority or browse forums on Tradingpost or CarShowroom.
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