Ah, the elusive 'P's in NSW—your golden ticket to semi-independence on the roads without attracting the wrath of a speeding fine. You can snag your provisional P plates once you’ve held your learner licence for at least 12 months and completed the mandatory hazard perception test. The minimum age to get your P1 licence is 17 years. This provisional stage lasts for 24 months, split into P1 (red Ps) for the first year and P2 (green Ps) for the next. Don't forget, NSW loves its rules: lower speed limits and strict passenger restrictions apply while you’re sporting those plates. For the nitty-gritty and updates, the NSW Roads and Maritime Services website is your best mate.
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