In Victoria, learner drivers must log a minimum of 120 hours of supervised driving before they can attempt their probationary licence test. This includes at least 20 hours of night driving to ensure you're competent under less forgiving conditions than the midday sun. The rules are part of the Graduated Licensing Scheme (GLS), designed to make Aussie roads safer, though it might feel like a lifetime stuck behind the wheel with your mum or dad nagging. You can log these hours with any experienced driver aged 21 or over who's held a full licence for at least 3 years. If you want to buy a car to practice in, check out CarShowroom or Tradingpost for decent learner-friendly rides.
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