Ah, the colourful world of Queensland's provisional licences—red and green P plates—each with its own set of rules designed to test your driving mettle. Red P plates are for the first year after you get your provisional licence, imposing stricter limits like a maximum speed of 90 km/h and a 0.00 blood alcohol limit, basically telling you to drive like your mum's watching. Green P plates are the second year, easing the restrictions: you can now speed up to 100 km/h and enjoy a blood alcohol limit of 0.05, the same as fully licensed drivers.
Both require you to display the appropriate plate on your vehicle and have passenger restrictions to curb your social life. Check official Queensland Transport resources for the nitty-gritty details before you hit the road or risk a fine bigger than your ego.
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