Ah, the thrilling world of learner driver rules in New South Wales—where your dreams of freedom meet the harsh reality of slow progress and strict supervision. To start, you must be at least 16 years old and pass a knowledge test to get that precious learner licence. You then need to log a minimum of 120 hours of supervised driving, including 20 hours at night, before you can even think about taking the driving test.
During the learner phase, you must always display L plates, have a fully licensed supervisor in the front seat, and adhere to a maximum blood alcohol concentration of 0.0%. The vehicle must also be roadworthy and registered—no joyrides in dodgy heaps.
Consult the official NSW Roads and Maritime Services documentation or visit ServiceCentral for the nitty-gritty details and the latest updates. Remember, these rules aren't just bureaucratic nonsense—they're designed to keep you and everyone else alive on the roads.
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