In this article our main concern is to prove the quantitative unique estimates for the p-Laplace equation, 609dec5de17f8a47f6951913d3d8d" title="Click to view the MathML source">1<p<∞, with a locally Lipschitz drift in the plane. To be more precise, let 609ba7b04d9a83e1bc584caea01"> be a nontrivial weak solution to
where ecc3" title="Click to view the MathML source">W is a locally Lipschitz real vector satisfying for q≥max{p,2}. Assume that ec996a77a17bfa27ae3970607" title="Click to view the MathML source">u satisfies certain a priori assumption at 0. For q>max{p,2} or q=p>2, if ‖u‖L∞(R2)≤C0, then ec996a77a17bfa27ae3970607" title="Click to view the MathML source">u satisfies the following asymptotic estimates at R≫1
where C>0 depends only on p, q, 2153e444d7ba113b0a04347cb3ad4"> and C0. When q=max{p,2} and p∈(1,2], if |u(z)|≤|z|m for |z|>1 with some m>0, then we have
where ecdd4895234e06766" title="Click to view the MathML source">C1>0 depends only on m,p and C2>0 depends on . As an immediate consequence, we obtain the strong unique continuation principle (SUCP) for nontrivial solutions of this equation. We also prove the SUCP for the weighted p-Laplace equation with a locally positive locally Lipschitz weight.