Can P platers use maps on phone NSW?

Can P platers use maps on phone NSW?

All drivers, including learner, P1 and P2 drivers, can use a mobile phone for any function when parked out of the line of traffic. The ignition does not need to be off.

Can P plater use phone as GPS?

Yes. A GPS device that is not a mobile phone is permitted for all drivers, as long as the device is secured in a mounting fixed to the vehicle and does not obscure the driver’s view of the road.

Where can P plates be displayed NSW?

display the correct P plates clearly on the outside of the front and back of the vehicle. If you’re towing a trailer, a P plate must be on the back of the trailer. ensure everyone in the vehicle is in a seat with a seatbelt or an approved restraint fitted.

Can P2 drivers listen to music?

Can you use GPS on your phone while driving? Yes if it’s secured in a cradle; but not at all on learner, P1 or P2. Can you listen to music on your phone? Yes on full, as long as the phone is in a cradle or it can be operated via Bluetooth; no if your a learner or P1.

Can P platers use sat nav NSW?

But while TomToms and other navigation devices will be permitted, P-platers will be barred from using their mobile phones for the same purpose and under the same conditions – namely, that the device is securely mounted inside the vehicle – to access GPS directions.

Can P-platers listen to music NSW?

Both P1 and P2 probationary drivers must never use any hands-free or hand-held device while driving, which includes listening to music. This applies even if you are able to change tracks or adjust volume from your steering wheel or car stereo or store your phone in a commercially designed holder.

Can P-platers use Bluetooth music?

P-platers are not allowed to mount their devices to use GPS maps or use Bluetooth to talk on the phone hands-free, or listen to audio. In Queensland you can be fined almost $400 and three demerit points if a P1 driver breaks mobile phone laws.

Can I drive manual with automatic licence NSW?

In NSW, a new driver who was tested in an automatic vehicle is only allowed to drive a manual once they attain their provisional P2 licence, after a minimum of one year’s driving experience on their P1 licence.

Can P drivers use Bluetooth?

P-platers are not allowed to mount their devices to use GPS maps or use Bluetooth to talk on the phone hands-free, or listen to audio. In all states except for WA and Tasmania, the law states P1 drivers must not use their mobile phones (hand-held or hands-free) for any function while driving.