Free Western Australia Learner Practice Test

Your learner licence starts with the Computerised Theory Test (CTT). Every question is written from the official source — Drive Safe handbook — and checked against the current edition, with the why on every answer.

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The road ahead

Your path to P plates in Western Australia

  1. Turn 16

    The minimum age for a learner licence in Western Australia.

  2. Pass the Computerised Theory Test (CTT) You are here

    That's what this practice test is for — keep going until you consistently score 90%+.

  3. Log 50 supervised hours, including 5 at night

    Mix of day and night, quiet streets to highways — professional lessons build good habits early.

  4. Pass your driving test → P plates

    Rules are set by the Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure (DTMI) — always check current requirements before you book.

All 60 questions in this practice test

Want to study one rule at a time? Each question has its own page with the answer and a full explanation.

WA licence rules 14

The rules unique to WA — hours, ages, and your path to Ps.

  1. 1 At what age can you get a learner's permit in Western Australia?
  2. 2 How many supervised driving hours must WA learners under 25 complete before their Practical Driving Assessment?
  3. 3 What is the practical test called in Western Australia?
  4. 4 What blood alcohol limit applies to WA learner drivers?
  5. 5 How do mobile phone rules apply to WA learner drivers?
  6. 6 What is the maximum speed a WA learner driver may travel?
  7. 7 How must L plates be displayed on a car in WA?
  8. 8 When can a WA learner driver sit the Hazard Perception Test (HPT)?
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  1. 9 A WA learner under 25 must log 50 hours of supervised driving. How many of those hours must be completed at night?
  2. 10 The WA Computerised Theory Test has 30 questions. How many must you answer correctly to pass?
  3. 11 Who is allowed to supervise a learner driver in WA?
  4. 12 You have held your first WA driver's licence for less than a year. How many demerit points will see you disqualified?
  5. 13 You have held a WA licence for 18 months. What is your demerit point limit?
  6. 14 For how long are you treated as a novice driver in WA?

Road rules 37

The core road rules every knowledge test draws from.

  1. 1 You approach an unmarked crossroads as another car arrives on your right. What do you do?
  2. 2 What signal do you give when leaving a roundabout?
  3. 3 When must your headlights be on?
  4. 4 How should you adjust your driving on wet roads?
  5. 5 What is the only real cure for driver fatigue?
  6. 6 You are driving on a country road in WA outside a built-up area and there are no speed limit signs. What is the maximum speed you may travel (for a full licence holder)?
  7. 7 In a built-up area in WA where no speed limit signs are displayed, what is the default speed limit?
  8. 8 What is the speed limit in a WA school zone during its signed operating times?
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  1. 9 You are driving at night with your headlights on high beam. When must you dip to low beam for an oncoming vehicle?
  2. 10 In good conditions, what following gap does WA recommend you keep behind the vehicle in front?
  3. 11 You are turning right at an uncontrolled crossroads. An oncoming vehicle is approaching, travelling straight ahead. Who must give way?
  4. 12 You reach a STOP sign with a stop line marked on the road. What must you do?
  5. 13 When may you cross a single continuous (unbroken) centre line in WA?
  6. 14 You want to overtake a cyclist on a road with a 70 km/h speed limit. What minimum gap must you leave between your vehicle and the cyclist?
  7. 15 A police car is stopped at the roadside ahead with its lights flashing. Under WA's SLOMO rule, what must you do?
  8. 16 You are giving friends a lift but there are more passengers than seatbelts. What does WA law require?
  9. 17 You approach a railway crossing where the red warning lights are flashing, but there are no boom gates. What must you do?
  10. 18 How close to an intersection may you stop or park your car in WA if there are no signs permitting it?
  11. 19 You are turning left at an intersection and a pedestrian is crossing the road you are turning into. What must you do?
  12. 20 On a WA road, when may you legally overtake another vehicle on its left?
  13. 21 You are approaching the crest of a hill on a country road and want to overtake. What does Drive Safe require?
  14. 22 You are overtaking a slow vehicle in a 90 km/h zone. How fast may you travel while completing the overtake?
  15. 23 How close to a bus stop may you stop your car in WA?
  16. 24 What is the minimum distance you must keep clear of a fire hydrant or fire plug when stopping?
  17. 25 How far from a public letter box must you stay when stopping?
  18. 26 You need to stop on a country road with a curve ahead. How visible must your vehicle be to an overtaking driver?
  19. 27 What does a 'NO PARKING' sign allow you to do?
  20. 28 You must stop at a railway crossing but there is no stop line and no stop sign. Where do you stop?
  21. 29 How far can a train overhang the outside of its tracks?
  22. 30 How close to a railway crossing may you park?
  23. 31 When may you drive your car in a bus lane?
  24. 32 On a WA road with two or more lanes each way and a 100 km/h limit, when may you use the right lane?
  25. 33 You are driving on a road with no lane markings. Where should you position your vehicle?
  26. 34 What is the range of signposted speed limits used in Western Australia?
  27. 35 Under WA's 'Anti-Hoon' legislation, how far above the speed limit brings a driver within its reach?
  28. 36 You are towing a caravan on a WA road signposted at 110 km/h. What is your maximum legal speed?
  29. 37 Your car broke down and you have stopped in the emergency lane of a freeway. What must you do before rejoining traffic?

Pedestrians and cyclists 3

Crossings, bike lanes and sharing the road.

  1. 1 The vehicle in front of you has stopped at a children's crossing. May you overtake it?
  2. 2 How close to a pedestrian crossing may you stop?
  3. 3 The light at a pelican crossing is flashing yellow. What does it mean?

Give way 2

Who goes first, and when you have to wait.

  1. 1 In a built-up area, a bus is indicating to pull out from a bus stop and displays a 'GIVE WAY' sign on the back. What must you do?
  2. 2 Lane markings end and two lines of traffic merge into one. Which vehicle gives way?

Intersections 4

Signals, roundabouts, turns and slip lanes.

  1. 1 You arrive at an intersection where the traffic lights are flashing yellow in all directions. What does this indicate?
  2. 2 A police officer is directing traffic and signals you to go, but the light facing you is red. What do you do?
  3. 3 May you make a U-turn at an intersection controlled by traffic lights in WA?
  4. 4 A sign at the lights reads 'LEFT TURN ON RED PERMITTED AFTER STOPPING'. What may you do?

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