What the Law states - Probationary driver - no "P" plates
ROAD SAFETY (DRIVERS) REGULATIONS 1999
Probationary drivers must have "P" plates
217. Probationary drivers must have "P" plates
(1) A probationary driver must not drive a motor vehicle (other than a tractor) on a highway unless a "P" plate is conspicuously displayed-
(a) in the case of a motor cycle or motor trike, facing out from the rear of the motor cycle or motor trike; or
(b) in any other case, facing out from the front and rear of the motor vehicle.
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