Getting behind the wheel for the first time can be exciting but a little confusing and scary too. There’s a lot to learn before a learner gets their P plates, and there are many ways a parent or supervisor can assist in the process.
RAC can help with providing information on everything related to learning to drive, including how to choose the right professional driving instructor.
Learner drivers - overview
This section will provide you with everything you need to know about getting your licence.
Before you can get behind the wheel you need to learn the road rules and get your Class C learner's permit. To apply for your learner's permit in Western Australia you must be at least 16-years-of-age.
We can provide you with information on the steps involved in getting your learner's permit and the skills you need to prepare for your practical driving assessment. Read more about our tips for learner drivers.
Supervisors/parents - overview
Taking on the role of supervising a learner driver is a big responsibility and at times it can be stressful. We can provide you with information on how young drivers think, your role as a supervisor and the importance of supervised driving experiences.
This section will ensure you and your learner are confident and prepared throughout this time. Read more about our tips for supervisors.
Driving instructors - overview
The RAC Instructor Directory has been designed to help you select a suitable driving instructor to meet your needs.
The directory is a list of independent, professional driving instructors whose contact details are published on our website for your information.
All instructors in the directory have complied with an audit of their licences, vehicle and insurance documents and have undergone an independent assessment of their driving and instructing skills and knowledge. Find a driving instructor.
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