three years.
P1 and P2 probationary licences Victoria has a two stage probationary driver licence. A P1 licence is issued for the first 12 months followed by a P2 licence for three years.
How long do you need P2 for?
Once you’ve held your provisional P2 licence for at least 24 months, you can upgrade to a full driver licence. This is only if you haven’t been suspended for unsafe driving. Your P2 licence is valid for 36 months. After this time your licence will expire and you will have to renew it or apply for a full licence.
How long do you have your P’s for in Victoria?
three years
Driving a car on your P-plates
Probationary drivers under 21 have a two-stage four-year licence system. This means you will have: a P1 licence (red P-plate) for the first 12 months. a P2 licence (green P-plate) for the next three years.
How do I convert my P2 to full license in Victoria?
You must have held your green P’s (P2 licence) for at least 3 years to get your full licence. You must also pass an eyesight test.
What is the difference between P1 and P2?
P1 (red P plate), which lasts for at least the first 12 months of probationary driving. P2 (green P plate), which normally starts 12 months from when you get your P1 licence and lasts for at least three years.
How do I get my full P2 license?
NSW Driver Licence Overview – learner to a full licence
- Stage one – pass the Driver Knowledge Test (DKT)
- Stage two (if under 25 years old) 120 hours of supervised driving experience.
- Stage three – take the Hazard Perception Test (HPT)
- Stage four – book and pass your driving test.
When can I go for my full licence?
You may apply for a Full Licence after you have had your Restricted Licence for 18 months if you’re under 25 years of age, or in 6 months if you’re 25 and over.
Can you get your P’s early in Victoria?
When am I eligible to get my Ps? To apply for your probationary driver licence you must be 18 years of age or older and; have a Victorian residential address. meet evidence of identity requirements.
What does a blue P plate mean in Vic?
If you are a probationary driver you must display P plates whenever you drive.
How do I get P plates exemption in Victoria?
Only persons over 18 years of age are eligible for licence exemptions.
You can only apply for an exemption if you:
- are at least 18 years of age.
- hold a current Victorian learner permit.
- have a clean driving record.
- can demonstrate undue hardship or provide proof of previous driving experience.
How many passengers can a P2 have in Victoria?
one peer passenger
You can’t: carry more than one peer passenger aged between 16 and less than 22 years old unless you’re: a member of the police force driving a vehicle for work.
How many passengers can a P2 driver have Vic?
Passenger limit: If you’re a P plate driver under 25, you can’t drive with more than one passenger aged 16-20 (immediate family members exempt). This rule doesn’t apply if a person with their full licence is sitting next to and supervising you.
Can P2 drivers carry passengers Vic?
Learner, P1 and P2 drivers can only drive a vehicle that has a seatbelt fitted to the driver’s seat. You cannot carry more passengers than there are passenger seatbelts fitted to the vehicle and all occupants must wear the seatbelts correctly when travelling.
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Does P2 include P1?
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How do I progress to P2?
To upgrade your provisional licence from:
- P1 to P2, you must have held your P1 licence for at least 12 months (not including any suspension period).
- P2 to full, you must have held your P2 licence for at least 2 years (not including any suspension period).
How do you progress from P1 to P2?
Book and pass the driving test to get your provisional P1 (red) licence. You will need to hold your P1 licence for at least 12 months before you can progress to step 5. Apply to upgrade to a provisional P2 (green) licence. You need to hold your P2 licence for at least 24 months before you can progress to step 6.
How do I change from P1 to P2?
You will get a P2 licence if you:
- are at least 18 and you have: held your P1 licence for at least 1 year, and. passed the hazard perception test and paid the test fee (if you haven’t at the your learner licence stage)
- are at least 25 and you: have held your learner licence for at least 1 year, and.
Can I drive while waiting for my full licence?
Although it could take up to three weeks for you to receive your updated photocard in the post, you don’t need to wait for it to arrive before you drive. As long as your car is taxed and insured, you’re good to go. Contact the DVLA if your new licence hasn’t arrived within three weeks of passing your test.
What happens if I fail my full license test?
If you fail
The Testing Officer will return your Learner Licence to you before you leave. They will give you feedback on why you failed. They will also note on a feedback form what you did wrong. Try not to be discouraged – this just means you need to do more work on your driving before you try again.