Some states also have an eyesight test. In most Australian states and territories, learner drivers must gain driving experience on the road before they can do the test to get their Ps. They must do their learner driving under the supervision of a driver who holds a full and unrestricted licence. The number of driving hours learners must do and other rules — like whether they must pass a hazards test — vary across states and territories.
Restrictions on learner permits also differ across states and territories — for example, the maximum speed and blood alcohol level. When learner drivers pass their driving test, they can get their Ps. The minimum age at which drivers can get their Ps ranges from 16 years and 6 months in the Northern Territory to 18 years in Victoria.
Driving practice with you is a free and effective way for your child to learn to drive. Here are some tips that can make it a safe and positive experience for everyone:. You might also want to think about using a qualified driving instructor for some lessons.
A qualified instructor will ensure your child learns the most current road rules and is ready for the licence test.
Many driving schools let you come along for the first lesson, so you can see how your child is being taught. This can guide the way you teach your child. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website.
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In Scotland, you can be fined if you do not wear a face covering during a driving lesson. Check the rules for practising with friends and family. You and the person teaching you to drive must wear face coverings during driving lessons and practice sessions in Scotland.
This can be by a driving instructor or someone else who meets the rules, for example family or friends. You need a provisional driving licence to take lessons or practice. Although you can't go out on the road before you turn 17, you can have a go at driving on a private track. There are quite a few places to do this in the UK and a lot of them are specially designed for teenagers who've never driven before.
If you're trying to find the right centre for you to give driving a try, look for one that provides proper instructors and dual controls. Although you'll be on a track with little risk of crashing into something, to benefit from experiencing what it'll be like when you have your first driving lessons, you want it to be as realistic as possible.
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