HPT & DKT Prep Course

Structured practice for both Australian learner tests, built on official state handbook rules, with free practice available before you buy.

See what's included

Is a paid hazard perception and DKT course worth it in Australia?

What the prep bundle includes

The bundle covers both learner tests in one purchase: hazard perception practice and driver knowledge practice, organised into ordered sets rather than random rounds.

Ordered DKT practice

Driver knowledge questions grouped by topic - road rules, signs, and safety - so you can drill the areas you keep missing instead of shuffling blind.

Hazard perception sets

Structured hazard perception scenarios with worked explanations of when a trained driver responds, not just a pass or fail score.

Progress tracking

See which topics you're weakest on across sessions, so your study time goes where your errors actually are.

State-aware guidance

Notes on how rules differ by state, pointing you to the correct transport authority for your booking and current fees.

How the DKT and HPT actually work

Before you decide on any course, know what you're preparing for. In NSW the Driver Knowledge Test has 45 questions, and the pass rule has two parts: you need 12 of 15 in general knowledge AND 29 of 30 in road safety - clearing 41 of 45 overall is necessary but not enough on its own, per Transport for NSW. The NSW Hazard Perception Test uses 15 video clips, with unlimited retakes if you don't pass, and a result that stays valid for 15 months, again per Transport for NSW. Test mechanics differ by state - VIC learners follow VicRoads, QLD follows Transport and Main Roads (TMR), and so on - so always confirm the question count, pass mark, and current fee with the authority for your state and year before booking.

45 questionsNSW DKTper Transport for NSW
12/15 + 29/30NSW DKT pass ruleboth sections required
15 clipsNSW HPTunlimited retakes

Try free practice before you buy the course

Start with the free practice - it costs nothing and, for most learners, it's enough. Free unlimited driver knowledge practice runs directly on this site, so you can sit as many rounds as you want and see where you stand before spending anything. Work through a full round, note the topics you keep getting wrong, then decide whether the ordered sets and worked explanations in the bundle would speed you up. Buying makes sense only after you've hit the ceiling of what free rounds give you - never before.

  1. 1

    Sit a free round

    Take a full free DKT practice test on this site - no signup, no payment.

  2. 2

    Find your weak topics

    Note which topics you keep missing across a couple of rounds.

  3. 3

    Decide on the bundle

    If free rounds have stopped moving you forward, add the structured course for the extra plan.

Get the full course

If free practice has taken you as far as it can and you still want more structure, the prep bundle is here. It packages ordered DKT and HPT practice, worked explanations, and progress tracking into one purchase for . You book the real test itself through your own state transport authority - the course prepares you for it, it doesn't book or replace it. Get the full course - .

Frequently Asked Questions

what score do you need to pass the hazard perception test
The Hazard Perception Test is scored on your responses to hazard video clips rather than a fixed number correct. In NSW the test uses 15 clips with unlimited retakes, per Transport for NSW. Confirm the current scoring and pass standard with your own state authority before booking.
is a paid hazard perception course worth it in Australia?
It's worth it only if free practice hasn't built your confidence. Most learners pass on free rounds alone. A paid bundle adds ordered practice sets, worked explanations, and progress tracking - useful if scattered practice isn't working, unnecessary if free rounds already have you ready.
free hazard perception test
Yes, free hazard perception and driver knowledge practice is available on this site with no signup and no payment. Sit as many rounds as you want first; the paid bundle is optional structure for learners who want a plan after free rounds stop helping.
how many questions are on the NSW driver knowledge test
The NSW Driver Knowledge Test has 45 questions, per Transport for NSW. To pass you need 12 of 15 in general knowledge and 29 of 30 in road safety - both section minimums are required, not just 41 of 45 overall. Verify current details with Transport for NSW.