To move from yourLs to your Ps you need to pass a practical driving test. During the test, an RTA testing officer will sit in the car with you as you drive. They will provide you with instructions about where to drive and ask you to perform specific driving tasks. At the end of the test, they will tell you whether you've passed or not. A learner can have a go at the driving test after logging at least 120 hours at the wheel and holding their learner licence for at least 12 months. You also have to be at least 17 years old. All of your practice so far should have been preparing you for the driving test. Your log book contains the tasks and skills you need to complete to be confident in the big test. Of course, plenty of practice is essential. If you don't feel confident -- rack up some more hours at the wheel. Make sure you get a copy of A Guide to the Driving Test, available here or from any motor registry. This useful booklet gives you info about what toexpect during the test, as well as reminders about safe driving, driving skills and more. Once you have read the guide and you feel ready, then you can book your test. Here are the key things to do to prepare for the big day to avoid any disappointment or delays: Book your test online at myRTA.com , in person at a motor registry