Learning to drive in WA is less arcane than it looks: pass a computerised theory test to get your learner’s permit, slap on L plates, and start logging supervised hours. Your supervising driver or instructor rides shotgun while you practise across day, night and wet conditions. You’ll sit a Hazard Perception Test and book a Practical Driving Assessment; pass both and you’re onto provisional plates with some sensible restrictions. The Department of Transport sets the exact steps, ages and fees, so check the current rules before you rock up. Add in freeway, country and night drives so the examiner doesn’t meet a cul-de-sac specialist. Breathe, look where you want the car to go, and pretend the kerb owes you money.
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