Ah, the illustrious Learner's Permit in Queensland—your golden ticket to the open road and inevitable parking lot dramas. You can apply for your Ls once you turn 16 years old and pass the practical eyesight test along with the learner knowledge test at a Transport and Main Roads customer service centre. Once you have your Ls, you must hold them for a minimum of 12 months before you can attempt your provisional (P1) licence, unless you're over 25, in which case the period is shorter. Remember, while on your Ls, you need to display those big, ugly red L plates and stick to the speed limits—no hooning allowed!
For the nitty-gritty and the latest updates, it's best to consult the official Queensland government Transport and Main Roads site or check out ServiceCentral for any tips or to book your tests.
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