Ah, the infamous P2 curfew—because apparently, young drivers are more likely to swap their headlights for moonlight escapades. In most Australian states, P2 drivers do face restrictions on driving late at night, typically between 11 pm and 5 am, to curb risky behaviour during those witching hours. The exact curfew rules can vary by state or territory, so checking local Transport Department guidelines is your best bet. These curfews aim to reduce accidents among novice drivers who statistically have less experience under their belts.
So yes, if you're a P2 driver, think twice before planning a late-night joyride; breaking curfew can lead to fines or even licence suspension. For the nitty-gritty, ServiceCentral and local transport websites have the official scoop.

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