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There are a number of restrictions you must follow while driving on your P plates, including:
To learn more, visit Learner and probationary driver road rules on the Transport Victoria website.
See also The probationary kit on the Transport Victoria website, which will provide you with important information and tips to guide you on your driving journey.
When your P2 licence period is nearly complete, we'll send you a 3‑year licence renewal notice.
You can renew your licence by paying the fee and, if required, updating your photo.
Once processed, your full licence will take effect as soon as your P2 period ends. Please allow 1-2 days for your digital licence to update.
If your P2 end date is earlier than your licence expiry date, you won't get a renewal notice or new card until your licence expires.
You'll still become a full licence driver after the P2 end date.
If you did not commit any traffic‑related offences during your 4 year probationary period, you may be eligible for a free licence renewal as a reward for safe driving.
Find out more about the Free Licence Scheme, including how to claim it.
The quickest way to manage your information, licence and registration is online through myVicRoads. If you don’t have an account, creating one is easy.
You can also pay your registration when it's due through your myVicRoads account. You can also choose how often you want to pay your registration.
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