In New South Wales, Australia, you can slap those iconic L plates on your car once you hit 16 years of age. That’s the legal minimum to start your learner’s permit journey, which then leads you down the rocky road to a full licence. After getting your learner’s permit, you’re expected to log a minimum of 120 hours of supervised driving, including 20 hours at night. So, if you’re fresh and eager, just remember: patience and practice are your mates. For the most accurate and official info, check out the NSW Roads and Maritime Services guidelines.
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