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New app to help record learner driver logbook hours

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17
Jan
2019

A new app to digitally record learner driver logbook hours and trips has been developed to simplify the process of getting a driver's licence in Western Australia.

The latest change follows the State Government's introduction of strengthened driver testing processes in October 2017, and is part of ongoing improvements to how Western Australians attain a licence.

To continue reading the media statement please visit the link below or visit the Digital learner log book page to find out more about Learn&Log.

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