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DoT to lead review and consultation on graduated licensing system

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31
Jan
2025

A Department of Transport (DoT) review of Western Australia's graduated licensing system will focus on the State's learner and provisional driver schemes and skills and training requirements for people to be granted driver's licences for car and motorcycles.

The review, a recommendation from the State Government's Road Safety Roundtable last year, will see DoT establish a reference panel comprising of members from Department of Education (School Drug Education and Road Aware), The University of Western Australia's Western Australian Centre for Road Safety Research, Road Safety Commission, WA Local Government Association, WA Police and RAC WA.

Read the full media statement.

Page last updated: Fri Jan 31 2025 10:43:23 AM