giantroo
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GOING GREEN FOR RED P PLATE DRIVERS
Victoria's new graduated licensing system is introducing new driver licensing rules. These new rules mean that a probationary driver will have to display either a red or green P plate.
If you obtained your probationary licence before 1 July 2008, you will have to change your P plate from red to green.
A green P plate driver has fewer restrictions such as how many passengers they can carry.
Attach your green P plates so they are clearly visible on your vehicle, and make sure you do not use them before 1 July 2008.
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I recieved green plates today and boy i was confused. Most of us would have realised that these rules wouldn't affect current P platers but it has.
I thought that we would stay on the red for the 3 years. But for those who got their L's after 1st July 07, that it would be a green plate for 1 year then red for 3 more but it has been switched around now.
So red for 1 year then green for 3 years.
For current P platers we only have to put them on for the remainder of our 3 years. We are still on the old system but we just change the plates
Victoria's new graduated licensing system is introducing new driver licensing rules. These new rules mean that a probationary driver will have to display either a red or green P plate.
If you obtained your probationary licence before 1 July 2008, you will have to change your P plate from red to green.
A green P plate driver has fewer restrictions such as how many passengers they can carry.
Attach your green P plates so they are clearly visible on your vehicle, and make sure you do not use them before 1 July 2008.
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I recieved green plates today and boy i was confused. Most of us would have realised that these rules wouldn't affect current P platers but it has.
I thought that we would stay on the red for the 3 years. But for those who got their L's after 1st July 07, that it would be a green plate for 1 year then red for 3 more but it has been switched around now.
So red for 1 year then green for 3 years.
For current P platers we only have to put them on for the remainder of our 3 years. We are still on the old system but we just change the plates






It's not like im on the new system.
) will just get their parents to sign off that they did 120hrs.


