New South Wales · Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) · NSW licence rules

How must L plates be displayed on a car in NSW?

The answer

  • On the front windscreen only
  • On the rear window only
  • Clearly visible on the front and back of the car Correct
  • L plates are optional if a supervisor is present

Why that's the answer

L plates (black L on a yellow background) must be clearly visible from the front and back of the vehicle whenever a learner is driving. Driving without them is an offence.

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