If you hold a Probationary (P) License in Malaysia, there are certain rules you must follow to stay safe and legal on the road. Here’s a simple guide to understanding what you Can and what you Can’t do with a P License.
What You Can Do with a P License
Drive on Public Roads
You can drive on any public road or highway, just like fully licensed drivers.
Carry Passengers
You can drive with passengers in your car, but make sure to stay focused on the road.
Drive Your Own or Family's Car
You can drive your own car or a family member's car, if it’s insured.
Upgrade to Full License
After two years of driving without issues, you can apply for a full Competent Driving License (CDL).
What You Can't Do with a P License
No More Than 10 Demerit Points
If you get 10 or more demerit points for traffic violations, your license could be suspended or even canceled.
Always Display Your P Plates
You must always show your red P plate on the front and rear of your car. Don’t hide or remove them.
No Drinking and Driving
You are not allowed to drive.
No Driving Commercial Vehicles
P license holders cannot drive commercial vehicles like taxis, buses, or trucks.
No Reckless Driving
Avoid dangerous driving, like speeding or weaving through traffic. If you drive recklessly, your license could be taken away.
Conclusion
Having a P license comes with specific rules to help you build good driving habits. Follow the traffic rules, display your P plates, and avoid dangerous driving to keep your license in good standing. After two years, you can apply for a full license.
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