Australian Capital Territory(ACT) Canberra
About ACR Driving License
"The Driving License in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), specifically in Canberra, is a legal document that authorizes individuals to operate motor vehicles within the territory. It is regulated and issued by the ACT Government through the Access Canberra agency."
How to get driving license in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) - Canberra ?
To apply for a driving license in Australian Capital Territory please follow below steps:
Step 1:
Learner's Permit: Obtain a learner's permit by passing a computer-based theory test at an Access Canberra Service Centre. You must be at least 16 years old to apply for a learner's permit in the ACT.
Step 2:
Logbook: Complete at least 100 hours of supervised driving, including 10 hours of night driving, while holding your learner's permit. You will need to record your driving hours in a logbook.
Step 3:
Hazard Perception Test: Pass a Hazard Perception Test. This test is designed to assess your ability to recognize and respond to potential hazards while driving.
Step 4:
Practical Driving Assessment: Pass a Practical Driving Assessment (PDA) which tests your ability to drive safely on the road.
Step 5:
Provisional License: Once you have completed the above requirements, you can apply for a provisional license. This will allow you to drive on your own, but with some restrictions, such as not being able to carry more than one passenger under the age of 25 during the first six months of holding the license.
Step 6:
Full License: After holding your provisional license for at least two years, you can apply for a full driver's license from Access Canberra Website.
Best local driving instructors in Canberra
- Apex Driving School
- National Driving Academy
- LTrent Driving School
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