Practice learner permit test

Note: This is not a learner permit or licence

  • Practice Test Ref #: 2560525
  • Date Printed: 8/11/2026

Instructions

There are 32 questions in this Practice Learner Permit Test. Please read each question carefully using the associated diagram if available.

Your answer may only be one of three. (a, b or c). Each letter is located to the left of the possible three answers.

Please answer each question on the Answer sheet provided. Only circle one option.

Actions:

1. What should you do when a worker on the road in front of you is holding this sign?

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a Proceed slowly.
b Proceed at the speed limit.
c Stop and wait until it is safe to proceed slowly.

2. What does this sign mean?

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a The exit to Warragul is 2 km away.
b Warragul is 2 km away.
c Exit immediately for Warragul.

3. This sign indicates a railway level crossing. It is important to realise that

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a trains will be coming from one direction only.
b trains will not travel in the same direction on the two tracks.
c after one train has passed, another may be coming immediately from either direction.

4. A vehicle making a U-turn must give way to

a oncoming traffic only.
b traffic overtaking it only.
c all vehicles and pedestrians.

5. What is one way of telling that you are becoming more skilled as a driver?

a You make correct decisions before your supervising driver tells you what to do.
b You get annoyed with other drivers when they make a mistake.
c You move off more quickly from stop signs.

6. You are carrying a pregnant passenger in your vehicle. You should make sure that the lower part of her seat belt is sitting

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a across the baby bump. (Position A)
b below the baby bump. (Position B)
c around the knees. (Position C)

7. This sign means that vehicles must give way to buses in built-up areas

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a at all times.
b only when the bus is changing lanes.
c only when the bus is about to pull out from the kerb into the left lane.

8. What can you do about blind spots when you drive?

a Set up your rear view mirrors so there are no blind spots.
b Know where your blind spots are and do a head check regularly.
c Have your eyesight checked regularly.

9. This sign tells you that you may park

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a for up to one hour to the right of the sign.
b for up to one hour to the left of the sign.
c for up to one minute to the right of the sign.

10. You are driving in a built up area. There are no signs indicating a speed limit. What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive?

a 40 km/h
b 50 km/h
c 60 km/h

11. You are driving vehicle A out of a driveway. You must give way when the pedestrian walks in

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a direction X only.
b direction Y only.
c either direction X or direction Y.

12. You are approaching a railway crossing. A railway employee is signalling you to stop. You cannot see any trains coming. What should you do?

a Stop.
b Slow down and drive carefully across.
c Sound your horn and drive across as quickly as possible.

13. You are travelling at 50 km/h on a dry road. It takes 35 metres to stop. What happens when the road is wet?

a You need more than 35 metres to stop.
b You need less than 35 metres to stop.
c The weather conditions do not affect the braking distance.

14. You are tired after a day's work, and need to drive a long distance. What should you do?

a Sleep until refreshed before driving.
b Drink coffee and drive immediately.
c Open the windows and turn on the radio before driving.

15. What does this sign mean?

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a Vehicles must stop and give way.
b Pedestrians must stop.
c Vehicles must stop only when another vehicle is coming.

16. Which vehicle must give way?

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a Vehicle A
b Vehicle B
c The vehicle that gets to the intersection last

17. You are in vehicle A. Vehicle B is driving too closely behind you. What should you do?

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a Speed up.
b Sound your horn.
c Maintain a steady speed.

18. Which vehicle should go first?

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a Vehicle A
b Vehicle B
c Vehicle C

19. What is the most important factor that reduces your risk of crashing as a new solo driver?

a Having many hours of practice solo driving in familiar traffic conditions and being supervised in unfamiliar traffic conditions
b Tackling unfamiliar and demanding traffic conditions without supervision
c Gaining more confidence in your driving skills because you passed the licence test

20. Which vehicle must signal to leave the roundabout if practical?

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a Vehicle A only
b Vehicle B only
c Both vehicle A and vehicle B

21. Which vehicle is legally parked next to the dividing strip?

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a Vehicle A
b Vehicle B
c Vehicle C

22. You want to park your vehicle. You must NOT park within 20 metres either side of

a an intersection with traffic lights.
b a safety zone.
c a traffic island.

23. You are in vehicle A. Two lanes merge without lane markings. Where should you merge to?

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a In front of vehicle B
b Between vehicles B and C
c Between vehicles C and D

24. You are in a crash. The police are not in attendance. Someone is injured. What should you do?

a Make sure the injured person is alright then drive on.
b Report the crash to the nearest open police station.
c Only report the crash to the nearest open police station if property has also been damaged.

25. You are driving at 10 km/h below the speed limit on a straight road. You are about two seconds behind the vehicle in front. The only reason for moving closer to the car in front is

a if you are holding up the traffic behind you.
b to pass it when it is safe to do so.
c because your passengers have asked you to do so.

26. When is it advisable to drive more than the usual two seconds behind the vehicle in front?

a At all times
b When the driving conditions are ideal
c When the driving conditions are poor

27. What should you do with your eyes while driving?

a Focus your eyes on the vehicle in front.
b Keep watching the traffic all around you.
c Keep your eyes fixed on the rear view mirror.

28. In which of these situations are you allowed to drive in a bus lane?

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a When you plan to turn left in less than 100 metres
b When the traffic in other lanes has stopped moving
c When making a three point turn

29. Your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level is .15 which is well over the limit. What is the risk of crashing if you drive?

a Your risk of crashing is the same as it is for a BAC level at the legal limit.
b Your risk of crashing is slightly higher compared to a BAC at the legal limit.
c Your risk of crashing is greatly increased compared to a BAC at the legal limit.

30. You are driving in a tunnel and your engine starts to make strange noises. What should you do?

a Stop in the emergency lane.
b Try to drive out of the tunnel.
c Turn off your headlights.

31. You are driving in heavy traffic. Your lane is blocked by a vehicle turning right.

a Wait until the vehicle turns, then proceed.
b Sound your horn until the vehicle turns.
c Try to squeeze past on the footpath on the left of the vehicle.

32. What is one thing you should try if your brakes fail?

a Quickly apply the handbrake.
b Pump on the brake pedal hard and fast.
c Stay in the same gear and sound your horn.