In New South Wales, the supervising driver for a learner must be at least 21 years old and have held a full Australian driver licence for a minimum of two years. This isn’t some casual ‘have a go’ role—these supervisors are responsible for making sure you don’t turn the streets into a demolition derby. They must sit in the front passenger seat, ready to take control if the learner makes a spectacular mistake. And no, your mate who just got their P plates yesterday doesn’t cut it, sorry.
Make sure your supervisor’s licence is valid and not suspended, or you’ll both have bigger problems than parallel parking. Check official NSW Roads and Maritime Services documentation or ServiceCentral for the latest rules, but this is the gist.
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