In WA, getting your learner’s permit is more admin than adventure, but it’s dead simple if you prep.
Be at least 16, bring proof of identity and WA address, do the eyesight check, and pass the computer-based road rules test at a Department of Transport centre.
Pay the fee, get your learner’s permit, whack big L plates front and back, and only drive with a suitably licensed supervising driver in a roadworthy car.
Study the WA Road User Handbook beforehand; guessing a give way sign is a fun game until it isn’t.
Requirements can change, so check the WA Department of Transport for the latest before you rock up.
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