Victoria Driver's Licence Practice Test 2026
Victorian Learner Permit knowledge test — 32 questions, ~78% to pass Practice every question free, then sit a 32-question mock scored to the real 78% pass line.
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📅 Test in a week? Follow the 7-day study plan
Signs first, the real topics day by day, a full mock on day 6 and mistake review on day 7 →
🎯 Practice by Topic
The licensing journey and learning to drive
Victoria's Graduated Licensing System, the learner permit and P1/P2 probationary licences, demerit points, the Learner Log Book, supervising drivers, hazard perception, and the licence tests.
Managing risk
Managing your risk as a new driver: alcohol and drugs, speed, mobile phones and devices, passengers, fatigue and distractions, seatbelts, vehicle safety and maintenance, and driving and the environment.
Alcohol, drugs and seatbelts
Victoria's drink-driving law and BAC limits, drugs and medicines while driving, and seatbelt and child-restraint requirements.
Speed limits, signs and road markings
Victorian speed limits and default limits, the shapes/colours/meanings of road signs, and the road markings every driver must recognize and obey.
Traffic controls, give way and turning
Traffic controls at intersections, Victoria's give-way rules, police direction, and turning — including Melbourne's hook turns.
Freeways, tunnels and sharing the road
Driving on freeways, driving safely in tunnels, sharing the road with pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, trams, buses, trucks, emergency vehicles and animals, and railway level crossings.
Parking
Where you must not stop or park, parking signs and time limits, and the legal ways to park in Victoria.
Penalties and responsibilities
Victoria's penalties and demerit-point system, your legal responsibilities, and your responsibilities at a crash.
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📋 What to Bring
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Proof of identity
Identity and Victorian residency documents that meet the VicRoads requirements (e.g. passport, Medicare card, proof of address)
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Test / permit fee
Pay the learner permit knowledge-test fee at a VicRoads customer service centre
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Glasses or contact lenses
Bring them if you need them — an eyesight test is done before the knowledge test
📅 How to Schedule
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Study the handbook and practise
Read Road to Solo Driving and take practice tests covering road rules, signs, and managing risk.
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Book and visit a VicRoads centre
You must be at least 16 to sit the learner permit test. Bring your ID and fee; the test is available in multiple languages.
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Pass the eyesight and knowledge tests
Pass an eyesight test, then the 32-question knowledge test. When you pass, you get your learner permit and enter the Graduated Licensing System (learner → P1 → P2 → full).
💡 Test Day Tips
- •The Victorian learner permit knowledge test has 32 questions; you must answer about 78% correctly to pass.
- •The default speed limit is 50 km/h in built-up areas and 100 km/h elsewhere unless signed; school speed zones are typically 40 km/h during posted times.
- •Learner (L) and P1/P2 probationary drivers must have a zero blood-alcohol concentration (0.00) whenever they drive.
- •In central Melbourne, some intersections require a 'hook turn': to turn right you keep left and complete the turn when the lights on the road you are entering turn green.
- •At a roundabout, give way to all vehicles already in the roundabout and signal left as you leave when practicable.
📚 Driver Handbook
All practice questions are based on the chapters below. Click any chapter to read it on the official DMV website.
🔗 Official Resources
❓ Frequently asked questions
How many questions are on the Victoria Driver's Licence test, and how many do I need to pass?
The Victoria Driver's Licence knowledge test has 32 questions. You must answer 25 correctly (78%) to pass.
How many questions can you miss on the Victoria Driver's Licence test?
You can miss up to 7 of the 32 questions and still pass.
Can you take the Victoria Driver's Licence test in your language?
The Victoria Driver's Licence knowledge test is offered in: English · 中文 · Español · Tiếng Việt. See test languages by state →
What is the minimum age to take the Victoria Driver's Licence test?
Minimum age: 16 (learner permit).
What should I bring to the Victoria Driver's Licence test?
Proof of identity — Identity and Victorian residency documents that meet the VicRoads requirements (e.g. passport, Medicare card, proof of address) Test / permit fee — Pay the learner permit knowledge-test fee at a VicRoads customer service centre Glasses or contact lenses — Bring them if you need them — an eyesight test is done before the knowledge test
How do I schedule and take the Victoria Driver's Licence test?
1. Study the handbook and practise: Read Road to Solo Driving and take practice tests covering road rules, signs, and managing risk. 2. Book and visit a VicRoads centre: You must be at least 16 to sit the learner permit test. Bring your ID and fee; the test is available in multiple languages. 3. Pass the eyesight and knowledge tests: Pass an eyesight test, then the 32-question knowledge test. When you pass, you get your learner permit and enter the Graduated Licensing System (learner → P1 → P2 → full).