Ah, the green P plates in NSW—a rite of passage for those brave enough to graduate from learner status without causing a metropolitan meltdown. Hold onto your hats: green P platers must obey a maximum speed limit of 90 km/h, which is a cheeky reduction from the usual 100 km/h limit on many roads. This is all part of the NSW government's master plan to keep these fledgling drivers from turning highways into demolition derbies. Remember, this limit applies regardless of the posted speed limit, so if you see signs boasting 110 km/h, green P drivers still need to keep it at 90 km/h or below.
For more official and up-to-date info, consult the NSW Roads and Maritime Services documentation or a reliable source like ServiceCentral.

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