Generally, you must hold your P1 for at least 12 months and pass a Hazard Perception Test. Requirements can vary by state.
It varies by state. For example, in NSW, P1 drivers under 25 can't drive between 11pm and 5am with more than one passenger under 21.
It typically involves three stages: Learner's Permit (L plates), Provisional license (P plates, often split into P1 and P2), and full license. Each stage has specific requirements and restrictions.
In most states, if you pass your test in an automatic car, you'll be restricted to driving automatics until you upgrade your license. If you pass in a manual, you can drive both manual and automatic vehicles.
Generally, you must be at least 16 years old, pass an eyesight test and a computer-based knowledge test on road rules. Some states require completion of a driver education program.
It varies by state. For example, in NSW, P1 drivers under 25 can't drive between 11pm and 5am with more than one passenger under 21.
If you're from a recognized country, you may be able to simply exchange your license. Otherwise, you might need to take a driving test. Requirements vary by state and country of origin.
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