Yes—you can tow a trailer on red P plates (P1) in Queensland. Stick to the vehicle’s rated tow limits and GVM/GCM, use trailer brakes if the ATM exceeds 750 kg, and fit towing mirrors if your view’s blocked. Display your P plates, keep your BAC at 0.00, obey posted speed limits, and forget the phone—no hands‑free either. Learners can’t tow at all, but P1 drivers can, provided the trailer is registered, roadworthy, and correctly chained/braked. Load sensibly, spread the weight over the axle, and don’t pretend the boat ramp is Bathurst. For the fine print, check Queensland TMR before you hitch up.
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