In Western Australia, learner drivers must complete a minimum of 50 hours of supervised driving, including at least 5 hours of night driving, before they can sit for their practical driving test. This rigorous regime ensures you don't just learn to drive, but survive the mad Aussie roads with a modicum of sanity. The hours must be logged in an official learner logbook, which your supervising driver signs off.
Keep in mind, these rules are designed to grind down the reckless and make you a competent driver, not just a road hazard. So buckle up, hit the road, and maybe keep a few more hours in the tank if your confidence is shaky.
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