Driving lessons in Tasmania

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Getting your licence in Tasmania

Tasmanian learners must hold their L plates for at least 12 months and complete a minimum of 80 hours of supervised driving (including 15 hours at night) before taking their practical test.

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hours supervised driving required

Official info: Service Tasmania

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Frequently asked questions

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How many hours do I need to drive in Tasmania?

Tasmanian learners must complete 80 hours of supervised driving, including at least 15 hours at night. You must also hold your learner licence for a minimum of 12 months before taking your test.

What are the P plate restrictions in Tasmania?

Tasmanian P1 drivers have a zero blood alcohol limit, must display red P plates, and cannot use mobile phones. P1 lasts 12 months, then you move to P2 (green plates) for 2 years with similar restrictions.

What's unique about driving in Tasmania?

Tasmania has winding mountain roads, wildlife crossings, and variable weather conditions. Instructors will teach you to handle narrow country roads and prepare you for conditions not found in mainland cities.