Call 13 77 88 or go to myTests. You need to be on your learner licence for at least 12 months, but no more than 5 years. You must keep a log book with at least hours of driving practice including 20 hours of night driving.
Both you and your supervisor must complete the declaration of completion at the end of the log book. The price will depend on the location, the types of vehicles available, the types of lessons available, local competition and whether you want to use your car or not. The amount of fuel you use will depend on your car, your style of driving and where you drive hilly areas will use more fuel, for example.
The right driving instructor for you will suit your learning style, be located in a convenient place, have a vehicle that you like to drive with the type of gearbox you want to learn with, and you have a rapport with them.
Read our extended guide to choosing the right driving instructor here. The driving instructor will help you remove any bad habits that you have learned by watching your relatives or friends drive.
Authorised P1 Driving Assessors are assessors that have been authorised by the Department to undertake P1 driving assessments in the private sector as part of the Enhanced P1 Assessment Pilot.
There is a set fee for all driving assessments. Authorised P1 Driving Assessors may charge additional fees. Fees and services vary, check before you book. Department of State Growth. About us. Read more. Close Menu. Related links Licence and permit fees Transfer an interstate licence Steps to getting a driver's licence. You must be at least 17 years old to apply for a South Australian provisional licence.
What you'll need To apply for your provisional licence you must have: held a learner's permit for at least 12 months, if you're aged between 17 and 24 completed 75 hours of supervised driving, including 15 hours night driving passed a practical driving test passed the hazard perception test.
If you are 25 or older, you must have had your learner's permit for at least six months. Practical driving test To be issued a provisional licence you must either: pass a practical driving test with a qualified driving instructor that you have booked at least three days ahead complete a competency based training course with a qualified driving instructor, who will assess your competency in a series of practical driving sessions.
You must pass a hazard perception test before you can apply for your provisional licence. Booking a test To book a hazard perception test, phone Service SA on 13 10 Payment for the test must be made at the time of booking. Service SA will respond within three working days. Was this page useful? Yes No.
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