Ah, the elusive Green P's test in New South Wales—let's clear the fog. NSW doesn't actually have a separate 'Green P' test; instead, it offers a graduated licensing scheme. After passing your learner's permit and completing the logbook requirements, you sit for the Practical Driving Test to graduate to a Provisional P1 license, which is often called 'Red Ps'. After holding P1 for a year and meeting conditions, you move to P2 or 'Green Ps'. No fresh test, just time and clean driving records.
For official details and booking, check the Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) site or local Service NSW centres. And if you’re hunting for study guides or practice tests, CarShowroom and ServiceCentral might have some handy resources.
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