Ah, the sacred tome of Queensland learners' rules—where dreams of freedom meet bureaucratic reality. In QLD, learner drivers must hold their learner licence for a minimum of 12 months before applying for a provisional licence. During this period, you must log at least 100 hours of supervised driving, including 10 hours at night, to prove you’re not just a danger to yourself but to society. You must display 'L' plates prominently and cannot drive between 11pm and 5am unless supervised by a qualified licence holder. Drink-driving limits are zero blood alcohol content, naturally, because who wants to mix booze with learning to steer? For the full list of rules, consult the official Queensland Transport website or grab a copy of the latest driver handbook. And remember, no amount of sarcasm will speed up that 12-month wait.
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