Western Australia driver’s licence

Western Australia Department of Transport. Here is a general overview:

Get truck license and Western Australia driver’s licence in any category of your choice (in all Australia driver licence classes)

Australia driver licence classes:

1. Learner’s Permit:

   • Individuals can apply for a learner’s permit at the age of 16.
   • Pass a computer-based theory test on road rules.

2. Learner Supervised Driving:

   • Learner drivers are required to complete a minimum number of supervised driving hours (at least 50 hours, including five hours at night) over a specified period.

3. Hazard Perception Test:

   • After completing the supervised driving hours, individuals need to pass the Hazard Perception Test.

4. Provisional License (P1):

   • After holding the learner’s permit for a specific period and completing the required supervised driving hours, individuals can take a practical driving assessment to obtain a provisional (P1) license.

5. P1 Provisional License Restrictions:

   • P1 provisional license holders have specific restrictions, including limits on the number of passengers and a zero blood alcohol limit.

6. Provisional License (P2):

   • After holding a P1 provisional license for a specific period, individuals can progress to a provisional P2 license.

7. Full License:

   • After completing the P2 provisional license period, individuals can apply for a full, unrestricted driver’s license. Truck license

8. Overseas Drivers:

   • If you have a driver’s license from another country, you may be able to drive in Western Australia on that license for a limited period. After this period, you may need to convert your overseas license to a Western Australian license.

9. International Driving Permit (IDP):

   • If you’re visiting Western Australia and have a license in a language other than English, you may need an IDP or an official translation of your license.