South Australia · Learner's Theory Test · SA licence rules

To supervise a learner driver in South Australia, how long must a Qualified Supervising Driver have held an appropriate licence?

The answer

  • An unconditional licence of the appropriate class for the previous 2 years, without disqualification Correct
  • At least 6 months on their P2 licence
  • At least 12 months on any licence
  • At least 5 years on a full licence

Why that's the answer

A Qualified Supervising Driver must hold an unconditional (full) licence for the class of vehicle being driven and must have held it for the previous 2 years without disqualification. Provisional and probationary licence holders cannot supervise a learner.

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