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It only applies to SA, VIC and NSW. In QLD & WA, if you have an automatic licence and you then want to drive a manual you must; In QLD If you have an automatic (A) condition on your licence you must not drive a manual transmission vehicle. If you want to learn to drive a manual transmission vehicle you must: Be supervised by a person who has held an open licence for at least 1 year in that class and display L plates on the vehicle while learning. If you want to remove the A condition from your licence, you will need to pass a practical driving test in a manual transmission vehicle. In WA If you are the holder of a car licence which is restricted to automatic transmission use you will need to also pass the Practical Driving Assessment: Car (C class) first. |
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