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Getting your licence

Learners Licence

Provisional Licence

Open Licence

Learning to drive

You've passed the test, so now it's time to get behind the wheel. We’ve got lots of resources you can access to help you get started on your Ls.

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Getting your Learners Licence

Before you think about getting behind the wheel, you’re going to have to learn the road rules and get your Ls.

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Practice Learners Test

Are you ready to get your Ls and learn how to drive? Test your knowledge by trying our online Practice Learner Test.

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Did you know?

Lessons with an accredited driving instructor will reduce your 100 hours logbook requirement. A one-hour lesson with the instructor will count towards three hours in your learner logbook (up to a maximum of 30 hours, 10 x one-hour sessions).

Fine Tuning

Improving your driving skills is simple when getting hints and tips from the Fine Tuning videos. The videos include information on how to perform forward scanning and regular observation to the front, sides and rear of the vehicle, learning about safe and controlled driving appropriate to night/dark driving conditions and learning how to safely position a vehicle with consideration of fellow road users and traffic conditions.

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Cars

Buying a car

Owning a car

Car maintenance

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Car buyers checklist

Buying your first car can be tricky. To make sure you get it right, use our car buyer’s checklist and avoid going home with a lemon.

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Car insurance

Insurance can be difficult to understand at first, but we’re here to help you get it right and find the right insurance for you and your car.

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Watch the video "What to do in a Breakdown" on YouTube.com

What to do in a Breakdown

Watch the video "Defective Vehicles" on YouTube.com

Did you know?

High powered and performance vehicle restrictions apply for P1 and P2 drivers under the age of 25. This means you need to be careful about the cars you drive or you could face a fine and demerit points.