victoria driving license test

In Victoria, the licence test isn’t just a lap around the block; it’s the final boss after the Learner Permit and Hazard Perception Test.

If you’re under 21, you’ll need at least 120 hours of supervised driving with 20 hours at night; older learners have shorter holding periods and no logbook hours.

On the day, bring ID, pass the eyesight check, and turn up in a safe, roadworthy car with L-plates and no warning lights glaring like Christmas.

The examiner watches your gap selection, mirrors, signalling, speed control and low-risk habits across normal streets and busier traffic.

Knock off the hazards, keep your head checks honest, and don’t roll through stop signs unless you enjoy retesting.

For booking, fees and the fine print, check VicRoads directly—rules do change between age brackets and regions.