Ah, the infamous P plate rules in NSW—because apparently, new drivers need to be wrapped in bubble wrap and watched like hawks. Here's the lowdown: Provisional P1 drivers must display red P plates, can only drive with a maximum of one passenger under 21 (unless supervised), and must not drive between 11pm and 5am. After passing the P1 phase, P2 drivers sport green P plates, enjoy relaxed passenger restrictions, but still face a 0.02% blood alcohol limit (yes, even that tiny sip gets you in trouble).
Speed limits align with the standard posted limits, but the zero alcohol tolerance is non-negotiable. Also, mobile phone use is banned unless hands-free, and you must carry your licence at all times. For the full, glorious list, check ServiceCentral or the NSW Roads and Maritime Services—because nothing beats official documentation when it comes to legal jargon.
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