LEARNERS TEST QLD

Before you take the Learners Test QLD, you can take our practice test. These tests include everything you will need to know for the real test.
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Learners Test QLD: Be Prepared

Are you searching for some advice that will help you to prepare for your written driving test in Queensland? To pass your driving test, you’ll need to sit a written as well as a practical driving test. The written test consists of two parts; a multiple-choice exam and hazard proception.

You must give yourself enough time to study, revise, and practice the written tests. Many learner drivers are so focused on their practical driving test that they don’t spend enough time on the theory. The more preparation you do for your written test, the more likely you are to pass.

The written driving test concentrates on testing your knowledge of the rules of the road. There will be 30 multiple choice questions that will test the give way rules and general road rules. You’ll need to at least nine out of ten for the give way rules and eighteen out of twenty for the general road rules.

Booking the Written Driving Test

Learners Test QLDWhen you book the written driving test, there are a few things you’ll want to take into account. Firstly, make sure that you’ll have time to study. Don’t book your test at the same time as you have other exams, or you might not have time to study the necessary materials thoroughly.

It’s also a good idea to consider whether you want a morning or an afternoon time slot. Many learner drivers find that mornings are best. If you do your test in the morning, you can get it out of the way and then carry on with your day. Instead of waiting around, feeling nervous for much of the day, before taking your test.

Study Tips

You can download ‘Your keys to driving in Queensland’ from the government website or buy a copy of the guide from a local shop. This guide will contain all the road rules and everything you’re likely to be tested on.

You should read and then study this guide carefully before your exam. The book has 181 pages of in-depth information about Queensland’s current driver licensing requirements. When purchasing the book, you should make sure its an up to date copy as the guide is often being revised.

Once you’ve read the guide and feel that you’re knowledgable about the road rules in Queensland, you’ll be able to do a practice test to see how you’re likely to perform in the real test. There are sample tests available on The Department of Transport and Main Roads website.

Don’t worry if you don’t do well in the practice test, go back and revise all materials and then try again. Make sure that you’ve had adequate practice before you sit your real exam.

Before the test

Make sure that you sleep well before your test, as this will allow you to approach it in a refreshed state. You should also eat well and stay hydrated on the day of the exam. Tests are often very stressful, and you must do whatever you can to stay in top mental condition so that you have the best chance of passing.

Aim to arrive at the test center slightly earlier then you need to as this will allow sufficient time for unexpected delays. If you arrive too early, use the extra time to study.

Make sure you know what you need to bring with you to the exam before you arrive. This includes any test fee that you have to pay.

Good luck!