Ah, the coveted Learner's Permit in Victoria, the golden ticket to freedom (and likely a few dents on your mum's car). You can snag your L plates at the ripe old age of 16 years, provided you've passed the learner permit test, which covers road rules and hazard perception. Once you have that, you're officially allowed to drive with a supervising fully licensed driver. Don't get too cocky, though; there are strict restrictions and a mandatory minimum learner period of 12 months before you can attempt the probationary P-plate test.
For the nitty-gritty, the VicRoads website is your friend, or perhaps the friendly folks at ServiceCentral might help steer you right.
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