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L-plate
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L-plate
Brit a white rectangle with an "L" sign fixed to the back and front of a motor vehicle; a red "L" sign is used to show that a driver using it is a learner who has not passed the driving test; a green "L" sign may be displayed by new drivers for up to a year after passing the driving test


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New laws restricting P1 (first year) P-plate drivers will come into effect in NSW on 1 July this year as a result of recommendations to improve P-plater safety made by the NSW Government's Young Driver Advisory Panel.
Young Driver Safety', a discussion paper launched by Premier Steve Bracks in August, recommends an extensive overhaul of licensing for Victoria's young drivers, including: extension of the minimum period for the learner's permit from 6 to 12 months; two-stage probationary licences; extension of the P-plate period from 3 to 4 years; mandatory alcohol interlock devices fitted to the cars of P-platers who drink-drive and of drivers under 25 who exceed a blood alcohol concentration of .
 
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