Ah, the infamous NSW learner rules—because apparently, becoming a fully licensed driver requires jumping through bureaucratic hoops. In New South Wales, learner drivers must hold their learner licence for at least 12 months if under 25, logging a minimum of 120 hours of supervised driving (including 20 hours at night). They must display L plates prominently and adhere to a zero blood alcohol limit—yes, zero, because even a sip might send you into a bureaucratic black hole.
Mobile phone use is strictly forbidden, not even hands-free. You also can't drive on certain high-speed roads unless supervised by a fully licensed driver. Remember, these rules exist to keep you and everyone else alive, so obey them unless you fancy a hefty fine. For the full list, check out official NSW government documentation or ServiceCentral for handy summaries.
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