The VicRoads L2P - learner driver mentor program assists learners under 21 years of age, who do not have access to a supervising driver or vehicle, to gain the driving experience required to apply for a probationary licence.
Young people are matched with fully licensed volunteer mentors, and use a sponsored vehicle to gain supervised driving experience. L2P is free for eligible young people and is funded by the TAC.
The program does not substitute for professional driving lessons, and L2P does not pay for the probationary driving test itself.
Learner drivers
To join an L2P program, you need to:
- be between 16 and 20 years of age
- hold a current learner's permit
- not have access to either a vehicle, a supervising driver, or both.
If you meet these criteria, you or your parent, school or community group can contact one of the 55 L2P programs across Victoria.
Volunteer mentors
To become a volunteer mentor in an L2P program, you need to:
- be over 21 years of age
- hold a current full Victorian driver's licence
- meet requirements of your local L2P program.
If you meet these criteria, and you are interested in helping young people, contact your nearest L2P Program.
Where is my local L2P Program?
Click on your local program below for contact details and more information about your local L2P.