or by calling 13 22 13 . This is essential. Make sure you bring your log book -- completed and signed by your supervising driver. This is also a must. Prepare the car that you're going to be tested in: make sure it's registered (with a visible sticker), clean the windows, make sure there's enough air in the tyres, check that all your lights work, adjust the mirrors and seats and ensure there's enough petrol in the tank. Arrive early. If you're more than five minutes late you'll probably miss out. Bring proof of identity and a way to pay for your P1 licence (and some shiny new red P plates if you're planning to drive home afterwards!). When you've passed After you've finished celebrating your new independence, you need to get your head around a few things. First, you need to realise that P1 drivers are at the highest risk of crashing -- go to the Driving section of the GEARED website for heaps of tips on safe driving including how to negotiate those first few weeks alone at the wheel. Next, you need to grasp the list of special rules that P1 drivers have to follow when they're on the road. Get familiar with this list to avoid a hefty fine or losing your licence. Have P plates (red P on white background) displayed conspicuously at the front and rear of the car when driving. You can't put them on the inside of the windows -- they must