This free program is funded by the TAC, administered by the Department of Transport and Planning, and delivered through local councils and non-profit community agencies across Victoria.
The TAC L2P Program supports learner drivers aged 16 to 21 years (and, in some circumstances, up to 23 years) who do not have access to a supervising driver or an appropriate vehicle. Eligible learners are matched with a fully licensed volunteer mentor and an L2P car, enabling them to gain the supervised driving experience needed to work towards their probationary licence.
Recommended Resources
myLearners
MyLearners is an app that helps learners record their supervised driving hours as they work towards the 120-hour requirement. It also provides guidance for learners and supervisors through the four stages of learning to drive, including a checklist to track progress.
myLearners
MyLearners is an app that helps learners record their supervised driving hours as they work towards the 120-hour requirement. It also provides guidance for learners and supervisors through the four stages of learning to drive, including a checklist to track progress.
E-scooters and E-bikes in Victoria
Information relating to E-scooter and E-bike use in Victoria.
E-scooters and E-bikes in Victoria
Information relating to E-scooter and E-bike use in Victoria.
How Safe Is Your Car
Online resource where parents and young and novice drivers can research new and used car safety ratings and statistics.
How Safe Is Your Car
Online resource where parents and young and novice drivers can research new and used car safety ratings and statistics.
Meet Graham
Graham is a lifelike figure depicting what we might look like if we were built to survive on our roads.
Meet Graham
Graham is a lifelike figure depicting what we might look like if we were built to survive on our roads.