New South Wales Driver's Licence Practice Test 2026
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Licences
Getting your NSW driver licence: the Graduated Licensing Scheme (learner, P1, P2), the Driver Knowledge Test, licence classes and conditions, restrictions, medical conditions, interstate and overseas licences, and learner-driver supervisors.
Safe driving behaviour
Speed limits, alcohol and drug limits, seatbelts and child car seats, mobile phones and digital screens, fatigue, hooning and street racing, negligent driving, safe stopping distance, and common crashes in NSW.
Sharing with other road users
Sharing NSW roads safely with pedestrians, bicycle riders, motorcycle riders, horse riders, and trucks and buses.
Stopping, giving way and turning
Stop signs and lines, give-way signs and rules, traffic lights, roundabouts, intersections, turning left and right, U-turns and three-point turns, indicating, pedestrian crossings, railway level crossings, narrow bridges, and one-way streets.
Overtaking and merging
Overtaking safely, merging and changing lanes, and driving on motorways and freeways in NSW.
Road lanes, lines and markings
Road lines and markings, slip lanes, median turning lanes, bicycle/bus/truck/transit lanes, tramways and tram lanes, shared paths, and keep-left/right rules.
Parking
Where you must not park, restricted parking and parking signs, and the legal ways to park (including angle and parallel parking) in NSW.
Warnings and road hazards
Warning signs, roadworks, wildlife and livestock, crashes and breakdowns, police and emergency vehicles, funeral processions, driving in poor conditions, driving distractions, and lights and horns.
Vehicle safety and compliance
Vehicle registration, number plates, roadworthiness, vehicle safety features, towing, driving posture, and your vehicle and the environment in NSW.