Automotive stores
Major auto-parts and car-accessory retailers commonly stock learner, red P1 and green P2 plates in several mounting styles.
NSW learner driver guide
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Quick answer
Availability changes, so check local stock before travelling. Choose the correct colour and a secure mounting style for your vehicle. Learners collecting a first set of L plates usually book Liverpool driving lessons at the same time.
Major auto-parts and car-accessory retailers commonly stock learner, red P1 and green P2 plates in several mounting styles.
Department stores, supermarkets and discount retailers may carry basic L and P plates in their automotive section.
Automotive websites and reputable marketplaces offer delivery and a wider choice of magnetic, clip-on and holder-mounted plates.
Service NSW advises newly qualified drivers who need P plates to ask a team member before leaving the testing centre.
Choose correctly
NSW learner drivers use a black L on a yellow background and need a front-and-rear set. A learner fitting L plates for the first time is usually about to take a first lesson too.
P1 drivers display red P plates clearly on the outside at the front and rear of the vehicle.
P2 drivers display green P plates clearly on the outside at the front and rear of the vehicle.
Magnetic plates only work on suitable metal panels. Use clips or a secure holder if magnets do not attach firmly.
NSW display rules
Current NSW guidance says the whole letter must be visible and the plates must be clearly displayed on the vehicle exterior. Macarthur learners can confirm display rules with their instructor when they book Campbelltown driving lessons.
Do a front-and-rear check before every trip, especially after changing cars or removing the plates between drivers.
Official information
Retail stock and road rules can change. Use NSW Government guidance for the latest licence conditions.
Learner driver licence Provisional P1 licence Provisional P2 licence
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Frequently asked questions
Use the official links on this page to confirm current rules for your situation.
Automotive stores commonly carry several mounting styles. General retailers and online automotive suppliers may also stock NSW learner, red P1 and green P2 plates.
Service NSW advises drivers who need P plates to ask a team member before leaving after their driving test. Check a local retailer if you need a particular mounting style.
NSW guidance requires them to be clearly displayed on the exterior at the front and rear, or as an approved roof sign. The complete letter must remain visible.
P1 drivers use red P plates and P2 drivers use green P plates. Learner drivers use a black L on a yellow background.
No. Magnets may not work on plastic, aluminium or composite bodywork. Use clips or a secure holder if they do not attach firmly.
Yes. A learner must display L plates whenever they drive. An instructor's vehicle should be prepared for learner lessons, but you can confirm this when requesting a quote.
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