A guide to being on your Ls
Congratulations on getting your learner permit in Victoria! This page will provide you with some helpful tips to guide you on your driving journey.
120 hours
Learner drivers under the age of 21 must complete a minimum of 120 hours of supervised driving experience (including at least 20 hours at night) before they can take the drive test.
You can find more information by visiting the 120 hours driving experience page on the Transport Victoria website.
myLearners
You can keep track of your progress and learn about safe driving behaviours through the myLearners app.
You can find more information and download the app by visiting the myLearners page.
Digital driver licences and permits
A digital licence is an easy and secure way to show your licence, verify your identity or prove you’re over 18.
You can access your digital licence directly from the myVicRoads or Service Victoria app.
See Digital driver licence.
Restrictions for learner drivers
When driving with a learner permit, there are specific road laws and rules you will have to follow.
You can find out more about Restrictions for learner drivers by visiting the Transport Victoria website.
Displaying L plates
When you are driving a vehicle using a learner permit, you must display L plates.
You can find out more about displaying L plates by visiting the Transport Victoria website.
Learner handbooks
The learner handbooks are a helpful source of information for drivers that are on their L plates.
You can download the learner handbooks in a range of languages at the Transport Victoria website.