Ah, the age-old question of speed and young drivers crossing borders. In New South Wales, P platers (provisional license holders) are subject to a maximum speed limit of 90 km/h, regardless of what their ACT counterparts can do. So, no matter if you're an ACT P plater dreaming of the open road, the NSW laws are crystal clear: 110 km/h is a no-go zone for you. Trying to push the pedal beyond that? Expect a not-so-friendly ticket and possibly some points on your license. Always check the specific state rules because, unfortunately, your ACT P plate privileges don't magically transfer to NSW highways.
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