Short answer: no. On L plates you must have a fully licensed driver in the front passenger seat at all times—no solo missions, not even a cheeky dash to Macca’s.
Display your L plates, keep your BAC at 0.00, and follow your state’s speed and condition rules until you graduate to your Ps.
Break the rules and you’re inviting fines, demerits and the sort of lecture that outlasts a road trip to Dubbo.

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