In WA, you can apply for a learner’s permit from age 16 at a Driver and Vehicle Services centre or agent—bring ID, proof of address, and your patience.
You’ll do an eyesight check and pass the computerised road rules theory test; pay the fee and you’ll walk out with the permit and the joy of L‑plates.
Drive only with a supervising driver, stick to the licence conditions, and log the required supervised hours before tackling the Hazard Perception Test.
When you’ve met the time and logbook requirements and you’re generally not scaring your supervisor, book the Practical Driving Assessment—usually at 17 or later.
Rules change, so check the latest WA Department of Transport guidance before you show up and discover you’ve queued for nothing.
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