• If you are a probationary licence holder, it is your responsibility to make sure that any vehicle you drive is not a high powered motor vehicle.
    If you are a probationary licence holder, it is your responsibility to make sure that any vehicle you drive is not a high powered motor vehicle.

High powered vehicle restrictions

As part of Victoria’s new graduated licensing system, new restrictions on driving high powered vehicles will apply to all drivers who obtain their probationary licence after 1 July 2007.

The previous power to weight restriction will continue to apply to any probationary driver who obtained their licence before 1 July 2007.

However, if a probationary driver with a pre-July 2007 licence has a car that does not meet the power to weight restrictions, but it does comply with the new high powered vehicle restrictions effective from July 2007, then the probationary driver may drive the car.

These new restrictions on probationary licence drivers will make it easier for them to identify the cars they can and can’t drive.

Restrictions that apply if you will obtain your probationary licence after 1 July 2007

Restrictions that apply if you obtained your probationary licence before 1 July 2007

More Information:

New Alcohol Interlock Provisions

The Graduated Licensing System

Information for Learner Drivers

Information for P1 Probationary Drivers

Information for P2 Probationary Drivers

A summary of key changes for Learner and Probationary Drivers

Frequently asked question for the Graduated Licensing System

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