Applying for your green P plates in NSW means you've graduated from your provisional red plates, which is a bit like moving from training wheels to a BMX. You need to have held your red Ps for at least 12 months, completed the Hazard Perception Test, and logged 120 hours of supervised driving (including 20 at night) if you're under 25. The green Ps let you drive unsupervised but with some restrictions—like no mobile phone use even on hands-free, and sticking to the speed limits. You can apply online through Service NSW, and the fee is usually around $40 AUD. Remember to carry your green Ps visibly on your vehicle, or risk a fine that's more painful than sitting through a weekend of road safety lectures.
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