In New South Wales, the red P-plates—officially known as Provisional P1 plates—must be displayed for a minimum of 12 months. During this time, drivers must adhere to specific restrictions, such as a lower speed limit of 90 km/h and zero blood alcohol content. After successful completion of this period without infringements, drivers graduate to green P-plates (P2) for another 24 months. Remember, these rules are designed to keep everyone safer, even if they feel like a bureaucratic ball and chain. For the most accurate and updated info, check the official NSW Roads and Maritime Services documentation.
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