In Western Australia, you can get a learner’s permit at 16, which means you can drive—just with a supervisor and L plates, naturally.
Rack up at least 50 hours of logged driving (including some at night), pass the hazard perception test, and then the practical test.
Once you’ve ticked those boxes and turned 17, you can drive solo on a provisional licence with P plates and a zero BAC—no heroics.
Mind the usual restrictions and demerit points; WA will gladly remind you it’s not a video game.
If your birthday’s cutting it fine, double-check the latest rules with the state authorities.
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