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P plater Laws
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Theres been much debate recently about what the actual laws are for P plater laws... everyone ive asked has given me a different answer and when i google it it only comes up with NSW and QLD laws So im wondering does anyone have The laws that they can quote directly with a link so i know... Thanks guys Daniel
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Tried the wa dpi site ?
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yeah looked on there all i could find was driving restrictions like the night ones, demerit points limits and 0 BAC
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As far as i know there are the following restrictions in place: (for p plates)
1st Phase - 6 months (Red): - BAC of 0 - Restricted driving hours. Cant drive between 12 midnight - 5am unless its for work in which they need to supply you with a letter incase you are pulled over to explain that your driving to work. 2nd Phase - 18 months (Green): - BAC of 0 So from Learners to Provisional licence the only differences are: - Max (legal) speed of 100km/h goes to 110km/h - Max driving time of 2 hrs in one drive without a 15 min or more break is lifted and you can drive for how ever long you want to. There are No Performance restrictions on any of the L/P plate phases.... yet $100 fine if caught with out p plates displayed. You have 4 demerit points for the year that your on l's get another 4 the first year on your P's then another 4 when you get your full licence -- Will need to check that though Last edited by lachy294; 10-04-2013 at 04:06 PM. |
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All acts, codes and regulations are found here: Western Australian Legislation - Home
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Wells97 (10-04-2013) |
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Turns out if money permits and i manage to convince the parents i may be getting a WRX then
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I would highly suggest to get something a little less than a WRX as its likely youre going to bump, grind, knock or hit objects as you gain experience on the road (and in car parks!) in the first few years of your driving career. Then there is the argument about empowering a P plater with a rocket...
Hopefully your parents will have the same view. |
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Start with something small and non turbo. Gain an understanding of how it handles in the wet, dry and in emergency situations. Once you gain enough experience and are confident with that car, you can move up to something else. Then book into a skid pan/defensive driving day. Gl Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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:/ *Dreams Crushed*
Haha but yeah i guess i should listen to you people... All people in the same boat as me when you were younger..
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