QLD Learner Logbook

QLD Learner Logbook

by Department of Transport and Main Roads

381 ratings
65 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 26, 2016
  • April 7, 2026
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This official Queensland Government app helps learner drivers log their supervised driving hours. Easily record trips, get supervisor confirmation, and submit your logbook directly for assessment. Registration requires a Queensland learner's license and a minimum age of 16.

Record supervised driving trips
Supervisor trip confirmation
Data saved for multi-device access
Direct logbook submission to government
Official Queensland Government app
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What's New in QLD Learner Logbook

4.2.31

April 7, 2026

This release contains administrative updates.

User reviews

Terrible app

This app has so many flaws, sometimes trips don’t show up in emails, sometimes when you submit a trip it will disappear and won’t show in emails or in the “not approved trips” section and you are unable to put in trips and get them approved. It can be slow and i run into errors all the time if you are a learner i highly recommend getting just the paper log book this app is just terrible and will waste your time.
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can’t log in

I have completed half of my hours and now the app tells me to check my email address was the one I registered with when I try to access the app. The email address is correct. How do I get in to the app to continue logging my driving hours?

Pause option

I go on lots of trips and it’s frustrating that there is no option to pause a trip when I’m just getting out of the car for a minute to fill up fuel or something 🙁

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This app has a lot of technical problems it won’t let me log in, I have my L’s and all the qualifications I need to sign up. However, as soon as I try to sign up the app doesn’t let me go past the email and password, it says: “Error the network connection was lost” but my internet is on and fine and then I still get a confirmation email with a code I can’t use. I cannot start driving without this app and I do not know what to do. I’ve deleted it and reinstalled it, I’ve looked to see if it needs to be updated, and I’ve asked my parents and google but nothing works. I would like to see if you could fix this or if it’s just me.
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Huge problem with the app

During a trip it will often refresh the app in the background and the trip will not save, meaning that you have to estimate the amount of kilometres at the start of the trip and when you started the trip. Complete bogus for an app made by our government, the people who literally run the country.

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FAQ

What is the QLD Learner Logbook?

QLD Learner Logbook is the official mobile application from the Queensland Government (Department of Transport and Main Roads) designed to help learner drivers record their supervised driving sessions.

Who can register to use the QLD Learner Logbook?

To register for the QLD Learner Logbook, you must be at least 16 years old and possess a valid learner's license issued in Queensland.

Can I use QLD Learner Logbook on multiple devices?

Yes, all your recorded driving data is saved and accessible from multiple devices, ensuring you don't lose your progress.

How do I submit my logbook with QLD Learner Logbook?

The app enables you to submit your completed logbook directly to the Department of Transport and Main Roads for assessment.

What is the rating for QLD Learner Logbook?

QLD Learner Logbook has an average rating of 2.3 stars, based on 381 user ratings.

When was QLD Learner Logbook last updated?

The latest version of QLD Learner Logbook is 4.2.31, which was last updated on April 7, 2026.

Is QLD Learner Logbook suitable for all ages?

QLD Learner Logbook has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users, though registration requires users to be 16 years old and hold a Queensland learner's license.