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  1. Eris Eris

    " If you are 21 or older when you apply for a probationary licence you will only need to complete two steps before obtaining a full licence, the learner period followed by the three year P2 probationary licence period. Also you will have a shorter minimum learner permit period (six months if aged 21 to 24 years or three months if 25 years or older)."

    Tuesday, 05-Nov-13 01:59:19 UTC from web
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      @coffeecream How old do you have to be to drive in Australia?

      Tuesday, 05-Nov-13 02:02:14 UTC from web
      1. Eris Eris

        @foxgopher You must be at least 16 to go for your learner's permit.

        Tuesday, 05-Nov-13 02:05:11 UTC from web
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          @coffeecream Just for the learners permit? Dang. I was speeding around with a full license at 16.

          Tuesday, 05-Nov-13 02:07:16 UTC from web
    2. Eris Eris

      @rancidrob @foxgopher Australia (or Victoria anyways, the state I live in) boasts a "Graduated Licensing System" which is designed to make sure that drivers know what they're doing before they are put in a situation where they could crash. The test I took for my Learner's was just the theoretical. More details on what I'm able to do in that image link I posted. When I go for my Ps I sit the actual drive test.

      Tuesday, 05-Nov-13 02:10:35 UTC from web
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        @coffeecream That's not a bad way to go.

        Tuesday, 05-Nov-13 02:11:41 UTC from web