In Victoria, a learner driver must complete a minimum of 120 hours of supervised driving, including at least 20 hours of night driving, before they can attempt the driving test. This is part of the graduated licensing system designed to ensure new drivers gain sufficient experience. The hours must be logged in a Learner Log Book or through an approved app. Failure to meet these requirements means no licence upgrade, and no excuses about being busy with footy or barbies.
For more details or to track your hours, check resources like ServiceCentral or the VicRoads official site.
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