Victorian learner logbook: 120 supervised hours including 20 at night

What Victoria requires

• 120 hours of supervised driving, including 20 hours at night
• A supervising driver who holds a full licence and sits beside you the whole time
• Every entry records the date, times, distance and the supervising driver's details
• Your logbook must be completed before you book your probationary licence test

Always confirm current requirements with your state transport authority before booking a test.

What to record for every drive

• Date, start and finish time, with the duration worked out for you
• Start and finish locations, plus the route or area practised
• Odometer readings at each end of the drive
• Vehicle registration and the supervising driver's licence details
• Driving conditions, skills practised and any notes

How Repayed helps

• Log a drive in under a minute, or start a timer before you pull out of the driveway
• Day and night totals tracked separately against the Victoria requirement
• Your supervising driver signs off each entry, so the record is complete
• Export the whole logbook as a PDF when it's time to hand it over
• Earn the cost of lessons back through chores and family contributions

Tips families find useful

• Spread your hours across different conditions — freeway, rain and night all count
• Keep a paper or digital record in one place so nothing is counted twice
• Log the odometer at both ends of the drive to show the distance travelled