What to Bring to Your NSW Practical Driving Test

Check the exact test centre, date and appointment time shown in your booking. Similar centre names can cause confusion, especially when travelling across Western Sydney. Use the official Service NSW booking and location information rather than relying on an old screenshot or third-party listing.

Plan to arrive with enough time to park, locate the testing area and complete any required form without rushing.

Learners under 25 should make sure their required driving experience is recorded correctly. If you use a digital log-book app, Service NSW advises submitting the hours through the app at least 48 hours before the practical test.

Do not leave log-book questions until the morning of the test. Resolve missing entries or supervisor details early.

The car must be safe, roadworthy and suitable for the test. A preventable vehicle issue can stop the test before it begins. Check warning lights, tyres, indicators, brake lights, mirrors, seat belts, registration and general cleanliness.

If you plan to use the Luxmy vehicle, confirm availability with Krishna against your exact booking details. A test-day car is never assumed until it has been confirmed.

Overseas licence holders, older drivers and people with medical requirements may need additional documents. Translation requirements can also apply when documents are not in English. Check the official Service NSW guidance for your individual circumstances.