how many hours for learners vic Page 2

In Victoria, to graduate from a learner's permit to a probationary licence, you need to clock up at least 120 hours of supervised driving, including 20 hours at night. Yes, that’s 120 hours of your mum, dad, or that uncle who drives like a maniac, watching you practice. This rule is designed to ensure you have plenty of behind-the-wheel experience in various conditions before you hit the roads solo.

Failure to meet these requirements could see you stuck on the learner’s permit longer than you’d like, so get out there and start racking up those hours. For the most current info, check VicRoads official documentation or ServiceCentral.