Ah, the infamous 'P' plates, the badge of honour for every rookie driver in Australia, signifying you're on probation and the open road is your personal test track. P Plate rules typically include restrictions like lower speed limits, a zero blood alcohol content, and limits on the number of passengers to keep the roads safe and reduce distractions. You must display red 'P' plates (or green if you're in your final probation year) clearly on your vehicle. These rules vary slightly by state but generally aim to curb risky behaviours during your probationary period, which usually lasts between 1 to 3 years.
For official, up-to-date specifics, consult your local road authority's website or resources like ServiceCentral.
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