Ah, the infamous Red P Plate rules in Queensland—a rite of passage for newly minted drivers. When you’re rocking those red Ps, you’re limited to one passenger other than immediate family unless you're accompanied by a fully licensed supervisor. This means no impromptu parties in the back seat; it’s basically a “one friend max” policy. The rules aim to keep distractions low and safety high for the fresh-faced drivers. Break these rules, and you’re looking at fines plus demerit points, which can really ruin your day.
For the nitty-gritty, check the official Queensland Department of Transport resources or browse listings on ServiceCentral for driving lessons that cover these regulations.
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