Wagga learner driver happy with 120 hour requirement despite recommendation

Taylor Dodge
July 7 2022 - 5:00am
Wagga learner driver Indiah Pendrick has been doing her 120 hours with her brother, Khayne, in his Isuzu D-Max. Picture: Les Smith
Wagga learner driver Indiah Pendrick has been doing her 120 hours with her brother, Khayne, in his Isuzu D-Max. Picture: Les Smith

A WAGGA driving instructor has voiced his opposition to a recommendation that the 120-hour requirement for learners to be eligible for their provisional licence be scrapped for some drivers.

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Taylor Dodge

Taylor Dodge

Senior Journalist

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