So, you want to wrangle the roads of New South Wales with a learner licence? Brace yourself for a delightful mix of rules designed to keep you vaguely alive. First, you must be at least 16 years old and pass a knowledge test. Then, you’re required to display L-plates prominently and always be supervised by a fully licensed driver. No speeding, no phone fiddling, and zero blood alcohol content—because apparently, coffee jitters aren’t an acceptable excuse.
Oh, and logging at least 120 hours of supervised driving (including 20 at night) is mandatory before you can attempt the next step. For the full gospel, consult ServiceCentral or the official NSW Roads and Maritime Services documentation; they love rules. Welcome to the club, newbie.
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