Ah, the Provisional Licence in NSW—your first real taste of adulting behind the wheel. After passing your learner's test and logging those painstaking 120 hours of supervised driving, you land this gem. It comes in two stages: P1 (red P plates) and P2 (green P plates), each with its own set of restrictions to keep you and others safe.
P1 drivers must stick to a 90 km/h speed limit, cannot use mobile phones (even hands-free), and must display red P plates. P2 drivers enjoy a bit more freedom—100 km/h speed limit and green P plates—but still face some restrictions.
These licences typically last for 2 years before you can upgrade to a full licence. For the nitty-gritty and the latest rules, ServiceCentral or the official NSW Roads and Maritime Services website will be your best mates.
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