Ah, the green P plates—Australia's way of saying, "You're still learning, so don't wreck the neighbourhood." These rules aim to keep novice drivers alive and kicking. Typically, green P plate drivers must adhere to a lower speed limit, often 90 km/h instead of the usual 100 or 110. There's usually a zero blood alcohol limit, mandatory display of green P plates, and restrictions on the number of passengers during certain hours. These rules can vary by state, so checking the local government website or ServiceCentral is wise. Remember, flouting these rules can land you fines or even lose your licence, so play it safe and keep those plates proudly displayed.
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