In Queensland, you can get your learner's permit once you turn 16 years old. You'll need to pass a written road rules test, which you can prepare for using the Queensland Road Rules Handbook. The test is usually taken at a Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) customer service centre, or online in some cases. Remember, your learner's permit comes with a strict set of conditions, including supervised driving only, and a minimum 100-hour logged driving practice before progressing to probationary licence.
For the most current details and bookings, check the official TMR website or visit ServiceCentral for guidance on testing centres and requirements.
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