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The Australian driving tests we help you prepare for, and how each one actually works.

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The tests we help you prepare for: the car knowledge test, hazard perception, the motorbike test and the heavy-vehicle test. Tap one for its format and how to pass.

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Rules and pass requirements are set by each state and territory road authority and can change. Always confirm the current details with the official source for your state — Transport for NSW, VicRoads (Victoria), Queensland Transport, or the equivalent authority where you live. This page is a free study guide, not a substitute for the official handbook.

Last verified 4 September 2026 against the Australian Road Rules and your state road authority. Rules, fees and figures change. Always confirm current details with your state road authority before you rely on them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which tests does this section cover?
This section covers the four Australian learner tests: the Driver Knowledge Test (DKT), the Hazard Perception Test (HPT), the Heavy Vehicle knowledge test, and the Motorbike (Rider) Knowledge Test. Each has its own guide explaining what it involves and how to prepare.
What is the Driver Knowledge Test (DKT)?
The Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) is the computer-based, multiple-choice road-rules test you must pass to get your car learner licence. The Hazard Perception Test (HPT) is separate and instead measures how well you spot and respond to developing traffic hazards.
Do I need to pass a knowledge test before I can drive a truck or bus?
Yes. The heavy vehicle knowledge test is a road-rules theory exam you must pass before you can attempt the practical driving assessment for a truck or bus licence in Australia. In the same way, the rider knowledge test is the written theory test you pass to earn your learner rider licence.