Learner Driver Licence Knowledge Test practice test
Tasmanian car learner licence test
- Questions per test
- 30
- Question pool
- 125 source-checked
- Practice timer
- 30 minutes
- Practice pass mark
- 90%
Timer and pass mark are our practice settings, not the official rules. Authority: Department of State Growth (Transport Tasmania) / Service Tasmania. Review your mistakes bank →
Practice questions from the Tasmanian Road Rules handbook and Plates Plus licence conditions for the learner driver knowledge test, taken online after the Plates Plus course or as a standalone test at a Service Tasmania shop. The real test has 30 questions and you need 27 correct, with no compulsory questions, and it is picture-led (3D in-car graphics); this practice is text only. The 30-minute timer is an ExamRoo practice setting, not an official limit.
5 Most Common Learner Driver Licence Knowledge Test Sample Questions & Answers
Preview 5 practice questions with answers and explanations that name their source.
You approach a Stop sign in Tasmania and can see no other traffic nearby. What must you do?
A Stop sign means stop, whether or not other traffic is nearby. Slowing and rolling through is the tempting mistake, but the handbook says stopping at a Stop sign and line is the law. After stopping you must give way before moving.
What is the general blood alcohol limit for the holder of a full driver licence in Tasmania?
A full licence holder commits an offence by driving with a blood-alcohol level over 0.05%. 0.08% is the limit in some other countries, not the Tasmanian limit. Learner and provisional drivers must have no alcohol at all.
How much alcohol may a Tasmanian learner driver have in their body when driving?
Learner and provisional drivers must not drive with any alcohol in the body. The 0.05% limit applies to full licence holders and is not the learner limit. The same zero rule covers drivers of heavy vehicles and public passenger vehicles.
What is the fastest speed a Tasmanian learner licence holder may drive a car, even where the posted limit is higher?
Learner licence holders must not drive faster than 90 km/h, and must obey any lower limit. 100 km/h is the maximum for a P1 provisional driver, which is the figure most often confused with it. The handbook adds "including L1 and L2", which the current Plates Plus pathway no longer distinguishes.
You are a Tasmanian learner driver stopped at traffic lights. May you take a call using your phone's hands-free Bluetooth?
Learners and P1 provisional drivers are banned from using a mobile phone while driving, including hands-free and voice-activated modes, and including when stationary but not parked. The hands-free allowance applies to full and P2 licence holders only.
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ExamRoo is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with any regulator or training provider. Each question is written from official public sources (legislation, handbooks, regulator guidance and training units) and checked against its source. Relevant authority: Department of State Growth (Transport Tasmania) / Service Tasmania. Rules change, so always confirm the current requirements with them.
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