Ah, the infamous P plates in Victoria—a rite of passage for every budding Aussie driver. Once you pass your probationary driving test, you slap on those bright red (P1) or green (P2) plates to announce to the world that you're still a fledgling behind the wheel. P1 drivers must stick to a 90 km/h speed limit, while P2 drivers can push it to 100 km/h. There are also restrictions on blood alcohol content—zero tolerance here, mate. Expect some limitations on car power and passenger numbers, too.
If you're hunting for a second-hand car suitable for P platers, sites like Tradingpost and CarShowroom have plenty of options tailored to these rules. Remember, it's all about safety and experience before you graduate to full licence glory.
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