Learner Permit Test
VicRoads car learner permit test
Victorian road safety rules, give way scenarios, hook turns, speed regulations, and tram interaction for VicRoads learner applicants. The real test has 32 multiple-choice questions and a 78% pass mark; VicRoads publishes no time limit, so the 30-minute timer here is a practice setting.
Practice Test Length
32 Questions
Randomly drawn from our 140-question source-checked pool.
Practice Timer
30 Minutes
Our practice setting. Check the official rules for the real test.
Practice Pass Mark
78%
The score this practice test counts as a pass.
5 Most Common Learner Permit Test Sample Questions & Answers
Preview 5 practice questions with answers and explanations that name their source.
A tram has stopped at a tram stop where there is no safety zone between the tram and your lane. What must you do?
Where there is no safety zone you must stop level with the rear of the tram and must not drive past while its doors are open or a pedestrian is crossing between the tram and the left side of the road. Once the doors are closed and the road is clear you may pass at no more than 10 km/h (rule 163; Road to Solo Driving, page 138).
What is the maximum speed at which you may pass a stopped tram at a tram stop (with no safety zone) once its doors are closed and no pedestrians are crossing?
After stopping behind the tram you may proceed past it only when its doors are closed and no pedestrian is crossing, and you must not exceed 10 km/h while passing it (rule 163(4); Road to Solo Driving, page 138).
What is a Victorian 'tramway', marked by double continuous yellow lines or a physical structure beside the tram tracks?
A tramway is in operation at all times and is marked by a Tramway sign and double continuous yellow lines or a physical separation. You must not drive in it unless you have to avoid an obstruction (rule 155A; Road to Solo Driving, page 140).
What does a Tram Lane sign showing hours of operation mean?
A part-time tram lane is in operation during the hours on the Tram Lane sign. You must not travel in it then, except for up to 50 metres to enter or leave the road or briefly to overtake a bicycle rider, and you must never delay a tram (rule 155; Road to Solo Driving, page 139).
Can you pass a tram on its right-hand side in Victoria?
You must not pass or overtake a tram on its right unless the tram tracks are at or near the far left side of the road or a traffic sign or road marking allows it (rule 160(2); Road to Solo Driving, page 138).
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