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how many passengers on l plates act

In the Australian Capital Territory, if you're driving on L plates, you're restricted to carrying only one passenger besides yourself—because apparently, the authorities think a full car might cause you to forget where the brake pedal is. This passenger must be a fully licensed driver, capable of stepping in if you suddenly remember you’re not as skilled as you thought. The idea is to keep distractions and risk at a minimum, so no joyrides with a carload of mates just yet. Always check the latest from the ACT Roads and Traffic Authority to confirm, because rules can be as slippery as a wet road.

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