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Western Australian learners must complete 50 hours of supervised driving before taking their practical assessment. WA uses a competency-based system with a Practical Driving Assessment (PDA).
Official info: the Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure (DTMI)
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WA uses a competency-based system. You need 50 hours of supervised driving before taking your Practical Driving Assessment (PDA). Professional lessons help ensure you're test-ready.
WA P1 drivers (red plates) have a zero alcohol limit, are limited to 100km/h, and have restrictions on high-powered vehicles. P2 drivers (green plates) can drive at the speed limit but keep the zero alcohol limit for drivers under 25.
Perth has wide, well-maintained roads and relatively light traffic compared to eastern cities. However, learners should be prepared for freeway driving on Mitchell and Kwinana Freeways, plus navigating the city's many roundabouts.
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