In Victoria there’s no special P-plate speed cap—P-platers follow the posted limits, up to 110 km/h where signed. That’s permission, not a dare; conditions, traffic and common sense still apply.
Zero BAC, strict phone rules and proper plate display still stand, so keep it tidy unless you enjoy donating to the state revenue fund. Laws do change, so check the latest VicRoads guidance before you head out.

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