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Learning to drive in WESTERN AUSTRALIA
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Theory Test L |
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| Minimum age L-Test | 16 years,
earlier if proven hardship |
| Documents to take when sitting for test | Birth Certificate or Passport |
| Road code book | Free from DPI or Police Stations or online |
| Waiting period if fail | Next day |
| Theory test | 30 multiple-choice questions, Computerized, Test is free |
| Eyesight test | Yes |
| Learner's license | $ 53.50 payable after passing theory test |
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Driving Test P |
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| Minimum age stage one: | 16 years
6 months |
| Minimum age state two: | 17 years |
| Practical Test and Hazard perception test | First test free, subsequent test $ 27.40 Must complete further 25 hours, then pass hazard perception test. (Demo CD available). Cost $ 25.20 |
| Cost of license | $33.80 -1 year, $ 107.30 - 5 years |
| Automatic restriction | Automatic license only, if test is taken in automatic vehicle |
Above costs do not include the hire of vehicle, which must be supplied by the applicant
Western Australia has a graduated licensing system in place. Initially the learner is restricted, but passes a test to graduate to a higher speed and experience.
The learner must complete 25 hours of supervised driving, which includes freeways, country roads, night driving etc. To finally drive solo the learner must pass a hazard perception test.
Further info: Dept. of Planning and Infrastructure Ph. 13 11 56
Please note: We aim to only publish up-to-date information. We cannot, however, take any responsibility for changes or inaccuracies. If you know of any changes to above costs or regulation, please let us know.
