Applying for your P2 license in NSW is like graduating from the kiddie pool into the big leagues of Aussie driving. First, you must have held your P1 license for at least 12 months without any major offences—because, rules are rules. You’ll need to pass the Hazard Perception Test, which checks if you can spot danger faster than a kangaroo on the road. Don’t forget your eyes will be tested again, and there’s a fee involved (usually around $50 to $60). Once you pass, you’ll get your P2 license, which comes with fewer restrictions but still keeps you somewhat on a leash—no more than 0.05 BAC and passenger limits for young drivers. For all the nitty-gritty and to book your test, ServiceCentral is your mate.
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