So you want to know about the ACT provisional licence? In the Australian Capital Territory, once you pass your learner's test, you enter the provisional stage, which is split into P1 and P2 licences. P1 drivers must display red P plates and face restrictions like a 90 km/h speed limit and a strict zero blood alcohol level. This phase lasts for at least 12 months before you step up to P2, where green P plates replace the red, some restrictions ease, but zero alcohol remains. After a total of three years on P1 and P2 (or two with an approved course), you graduate to a full licence. For the nitty-gritty, check official ACT government resources or chat with ServiceCentral.
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