Ah, the thrilling gauntlet of being a learner driver in Victoria. To keep you legal and off the radar of the Victorian police's favourite pastime—speed traps—you need to display L plates at all times, be supervised by a fully licensed driver with at least four years of experience, and, of course, adhere to the infamous 80 km/h speed limit. Your blood alcohol content must be a strict zero, because the law isn’t into mixing booze and brakes. Also, mobile phones? Absolutely forbidden unless hands-free—because texting while turning is not a good look.
Remember, these rules are designed to keep you alive and others sane until you can graduate to the P-plates and truly embrace the responsibility of Australian roads. For the nitty-gritty, check the official VicRoads website or nab a copy of the latest learner handbook.

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