Australian learner test practice
Practise the real learner test questions, free
245 free car and motorcycle tests across all 8 states and territories, built on the question banks Transport for NSW publishes in full.
Start the NSW practice testChoose your state
No account and no emailNo paywall, nothing held backChecked 27 August 2026

Choose where you sit the test
There is no national learner test. Each state and territory sets its own question count, pass mark, fee and log book requirement, so start where you will actually sit it. Both classes are one click from every card.
NSWNew South Wales
- NSW Driver Knowledge Test
- 45 questions in the real sitting
- 20 car tests, 20 motorcycle tests here
- Questions published by the agency
VICVictoria
- VIC learner permit knowledge test
- 32 questions in the real sitting
- 20 car tests, 8 motorcycle tests here
- Original questions, each citing its rule
QLDQueensland
- QLD PrepL
- 30 questions in the real sitting
- 20 car tests, 8 motorcycle tests here
- Original questions, each citing its rule
WAWestern Australia
- WA theory test
- 30 questions in the real sitting
- 21 car tests, 8 motorcycle tests here
- Original questions, each citing its rule
SASouth Australia
- SA theory test
- Two parts, 8 then 42 in the real sitting
- 21 car tests, 8 motorcycle tests here
- Original questions, each citing its rule
TASTasmania
- TAS knowledge test
- Question count still being checked
- 20 car tests, 11 motorcycle tests here
- Original questions, each citing its rule
NTNorthern Territory
- NT DriveSafe NT knowledge test
- Question count still being checked
- 20 car tests, 10 motorcycle tests here
- Original questions, each citing its rule
ACTAustralian Capital Territory
- ACT knowledge test
- 35 questions in the real sitting
- 20 car tests, 10 motorcycle tests here
- Original questions, each citing its rule
New South Wales is the only jurisdiction that publishes its question banks, for cars and for motorcycles, so it is the only place you can practise the real questions. Everywhere else the questions here are original practice questions written against the current road rules, with the rule cited on every answer.
What this site can actually prove
Four claims, and every one of them is checkable from where you are sitting.
- 674 published questionsThe real New South Wales banks, in fullTransport for NSW publishes its 358 car questions and its 316 rider questions as public documents. Both are here, parsed from the current files rather than copied from another site. Read the whole bank.
- 1,944 citationsA source under every single answerOne for every question on the site. Each answer names the part of the published bank, or the road rule, that produces it, so you can check the answer instead of taking it on trust.
- 54 signs drawn hereArtwork made for this sitePlus 18 scenario diagrams and 162 questions built on them. Every piece is drawn from scratch rather than lifted from an official file. Open the sign library.
- 4 of 8 sourcedStatistics that name their source and date4 of the eight systems have a practical pass rate we read off a release or a portal and can name a publisher for. The rest either publish nothing we have read, or carry a figure with nobody named against it, and the data page says which is which. See the data.
The licence that makes this possible
The New South Wales questions are used under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence, CC BY 4.0, attributed to the State of New South Wales (Transport for NSW). They have not been modified beyond formatting for the screen. That permission is a matter of public record, which is why it is printed here rather than implied by a badge.
What this site does not claim
It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any licensing agency. It publishes no pass rate of its own, no usage figures and no reviews, because it has none to publish. Nothing here replaces the official handbooks and courses, which remain the material you are tested on. The photographs around the site are AI generated scenes, not pictures of real test centres, real cars or real people. The road signs and the scenario diagrams are a different matter: those are drawn here by hand, because a generated sign would teach you the wrong thing.
Last checked against its sources on 27 August 2026. How the checking works.
How much practice is actually here
Every jurisdiction has a ladder in both classes. This is the New South Wales car ladder: 20 tests drawn from 161 of the 358 published questions, with 194 held back because they need artwork that has not been drawn here yet.
The essentials8 tests
Start here. Numbered tests that between them cover the pool once without repeating a question, the whole pool in one sitting, and a short check to find your weak topics.
Harder situations and road signs6 tests
Intersections, roundabouts, lane rules and the signs people read the wrong way round. These are the questions that decide sittings.
The rules that carry penalties5 tests
Speed, alcohol and drugs, phones, restraints, pedestrians and parking. Getting these wrong on the road costs money and points, so the tests ask about them more than learners expect.
The exam simulator1 test
The real shape of the sitting, in its real sections, with answers held back until the end.
The same ladder is built for every jurisdiction and both classes, 245 tests in total over 1,944 questions. Open the full New South Wales ladder, or start with the rider tests.
The rest of the site
What learners look up when they are not answering questions.
Road sign libraryEvery sign grouped the way the tests group them, with what each one asks you to do and where it appears. Guides to each testHow each test runs, what the pass marks mean in practice, and the rules that catch experienced drivers out. Tools that answer a questionLog book hours, the real cost of a licence, overseas conversions, and how many answers you can afford to lose. Pass rates and dataWhat the agencies actually publish about who passes and where, including the figures nobody else prints.
Who maintains this, and how it is checked
One person maintains this site. There is no team page here because there is no team, and every source is named so you can check any figure yourself.
Ready to start
Pick the jurisdiction you will sit the test in, or go straight to the published New South Wales questions. No account, no email, and nothing held back.











