In South Australia, you can get your Ls at 16—no secret handshake, just proof of age and a theory test. You’ll need to pass an eyesight check and pay the fee, then wear those big yellow L-plates like a badge of honour. Driving must be supervised at all times, with zero BAC and the usual common-sense rules (yes, the instructor counts as the DJ). If you’re under 25, expect logbook requirements and a minimum holding period before moving to P-plates; over-25s have a simpler path. Bottom line: hit 16, pass the test, start racking up experience.
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