Ah, the joy of P plates in Victoria—where your driving privileges come with a side of bureaucratic fun. Victorian P plate drivers must adhere to strict rules including a zero blood alcohol limit, limitations on passenger numbers (usually no more than one passenger unless supervised), and speed restrictions capped at 90 km/h. These rules aim to keep the roads safe while you’re still figuring out which pedals do what. The P1 (red) and P2 (green) plates last for 12 and 24 months respectively, each with its own set of conditions. For the full rundown, consult VicRoads or check ServiceCentral for updates.

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