Ah, the age-old question for those newly minted L platers itching to hit the roads of Australia after dark. The answer: it depends on your state, but generally, no, L platers don’t have a legally mandated curfew like P platers do. However, some states impose restrictions on learner drivers regarding night driving or require supervision at all times. For example, in New South Wales, learner drivers must be supervised regardless of the time, but there’s no specific curfew.
It's always wise to check your local road authority's official rules to avoid unexpected fines or a visit from the friendly neighbourhood traffic cop. And remember, just because you can drive at night doesn't mean you should if you're not confident—night driving demands sharper skills and nerves of steel.

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