how to get learner's permit wa

In WA, you get a learner’s permit by being at least 16, booking the Computerised Theory Test (CTT) for a car (Class C), and fronting up with ID and proof of WA residency. Pass the road rules theory test and an eyesight check, pay the fee, and if you’re under 18 bring a consenting adult who isn’t just there for the lollies. You can apply at a Driver and Vehicle Services centre or authorised agent, or book via the Department of Transport WA—same paperwork, same cheery queue. If a medical condition could affect your driving, declare it and supply a medical; better now than a grumpy phone call later. Once issued, display the big yellow L plates, drive only with a suitably licensed supervisor, and follow learner restrictions. After that you’ll log hours, sit the Hazard Perception Test, then a Practical Driving Assessment—but first things first: nail that CTT.