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Community feedback analysed regarding proposed changes to Western Australia's graduated licensing system to enhance safety for young drivers.
🟡 Medium · Ministerial Statement18 February 2026 · 355 words
WA's graduated licensing system may change after strong community feedback, aiming to protect young
Proposed changes to WA's graduated licensing system aim to improve young driver safety.
“The response from the community was significant, with 7,701 submissions received.”
👍 positive· informative🌡️ warm
Members who spoke
Stojkovski, Jessica
Topics
Road safetyYoung driversLicensing
· 18 February 2026
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