Getting your probationary licence (PS) in Victoria isn't exactly a bargain, but it's not daylight robbery either. You can expect to shell out around $40 to $50 for the learner permit test and around $98 for the probationary licence application itself. Add in some driving lessons and perhaps a hazard perception test fee, and you're looking at a few hundred dollars overall before you hit the road solo.
Used car prices for practice can vary wildly on sites like Tradingpost, but budget smart to avoid breaking the bank before you've even passed. Remember, these fees don’t cover car registration or insurance, which will add to your wallet’s misery.
Check the official VicRoads site or ServiceCentral for the freshest pricing because, unlike your driving skills, fees tend to go up.
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