In NSW, most learner drivers under 25 must record at least 120 hours of supervised driving, including 20 hours at night, before the P1 test. Learners aged 25 or over don’t have a set hours target, but more practice than “once around the block” is strongly recommended. You can use the Service NSW logbook app or the paper logbook—either way, write down each trip accurately (date, time, route, conditions, supervisor). A testing officer will check your logbook before your driving test, and messy or missing entries can see you rescheduled quicker than you can say “three-point turn.” Professional lessons count too—log them just like any other drive. Keep it legal: L-plates on, speed limits obeyed, and zero BAC always. Consult official documentation for exact figures.
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