Automatic licence to manual wa

Applications for a Western Australian driver's licence must be submitted in person at a Driver and Vehicle Services centre or regional agent. All applicants will be required to take the eye test when applying for a driver's licence. This will be conducted at the Driver and Vehicle Services centre or regional agent when you apply for your licence.

If you use any visual aids to pass the eyesight test, your licence will be endorsed to show that you must wear those aids when driving.

Before your licence can be issued, you will need to take a practical driving assessment in a C class vehicle fitted with a manual transmission if you wish to remove the restriction to automatic transmissions. If you have a driver's licence that permits you to drive an R-E class vehicle and you complete the practical assessment in an automatic vehicle you will only be permitted to drive an automatic.

If you fail the Practical Driving Assessment, you will need to retake the assessment after a minimum of seven calendar days. This will allow you more time to improve your practical driving skills and therefore achieve the required driving standard.

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How to Tell if a Driving Licence is Automatic. This column displays the various driving licence categories that are available, most of which require additional training and tests to be completed. Alongside the categories are pictograms that depict the type of vehicle represented by the category. This column details the date in which a particular category is valid from.