Licences — New South Wales Driver's Licence Practice Test
126 questions in this topic · 30 drawn at random this round
From what age must you pass a medical assessment and eyesight test every year to keep your licence?
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This New South Wales Driver's Licence Licences practice set has 126 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation.
Sample questions
Three questions from the Licences bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.
In this handbook, what is the difference between the words 'must' and 'should'?
- 'Must' is a rule you have to follow; 'should' is advice for safe, low-risk driving — Correct answer
- They mean exactly the same thing
- 'Should' is a rule you have to follow; 'must' is only advice
- Both are optional suggestions only
Explanation: 'Must' and 'must not' are used for rules you have to follow, while 'should' and 'should not' explain safe and low-risk driving.
Handbook: Licences — How to read this handbook
How can you take the Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) or Hazard Perception Test in a language other than English?
- Use the free interpreter service by calling 13 22 13 — Correct answer
- Bring a friend to translate the test for you
- The test is only available in English
- Pay an extra fee for a private translator at the centre
Explanation: A free interpreter service is available to take the DKT or Hazard Perception Test in another language by calling 13 22 13.
Handbook: Licences — Language support
What does the handbook say about how you must go through the licensing process?
- Honestly, without bribing anyone or cheating — Correct answer
- As quickly as possible, by any means
- By paying a third party to pass the tests for you
- Only if you are under 25
Explanation: You must go through the licensing process honestly and not bribe anyone or cheat.
Handbook: Licences — Getting your driver licence