Ah, the grand leap from P2 to a full Victorian licence for those over 25—finally, the freedom to drive without a red P plastered on your pride and joy. In Victoria, if you're over 25, the P-plate system still applies, but the requirements are a bit kinder compared to younger drivers. You need to hold your P2 licence for at least three years before upgrading to a full licence, no matter your age. Key conditions include a zero blood alcohol limit and adherence to speed and passenger restrictions during your P2 period.
Remember, the Victorian Road Safety Act insists on passing the hazard perception test before you can wave goodbye to those pesky Ps. New P2 drivers often find their insurance premiums a tad less brutal than younger counterparts, but don't get cocky—stick to the rules.
For official and detailed info, hit up VicRoads or services like ServiceCentral. And if you're lurking for used cars suitable for P2 drivers, CarShowroom and Tradingpost might just be your new best mates.

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