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behind and obscured by the number plates or inside of the vehicle and barely visible. If this is something you do as a learner or provisional driver, and you come under notice of police, you may be in of the NSW Road Rules and earn yourself 2 demerit points and a substantial fine.

You must not: drive above the speed limit of 90 km/h. have any alcohol in your system when driving. supervise a learner driver.

You take the test at a registry, Service NSW centre or Roads and Maritime agency (usually at the council chambers or police station). You must take your completed Licence Application Form and show proof of identity.

Queensland has no restrictions on speed for L- and P-plate drivers. All drivers must follow the posted speed limit for the road they are travelling on.

Test fees ItemAmountDriver Knowledge Test$49 each attemptSpecial Mobility Vehicle Knowledge Test$49 each attemptDriving Test$60 (inc GST) each attemptRiding Test (non-declared areas)$60 (inc GST) each attempt1 more row • 22 Nov 2022

All speeding offences committed by a learner or P1 driver attract at least 4 demerit points. This means that if you commit any speeding offence while on your learner or P1 licence, it will have a consequence. You'll be suspended, or we'll refuse to renew your licence, for 3 months.

NSW Photo Cards do not contain a customer number, so the loss or theft of a photo card is not grounds to seek a new customer number. You should still cancel and replace your photo card if it is stolen.

But under the ACT graduated licensing system, there are no such restrictions. Learner and provisional drivers alike can drive all the way up to the posted speed limit, whatever that may be – such as 100 km/h on national highways. As long as you don't exceed the speed limit, you can drive as fast as you want.