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Alcohol, drugs and seatbelts — Victoria Driver's Licence Practice Test

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You should stop driving and contact your doctor or pharmacist if your medicine does what?

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This Victoria Driver's Licence Alcohol, drugs and seatbelts practice set has 71 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 78% on the real Victoria Driver's Licence knowledge test to pass.

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Three questions from the Alcohol, drugs and seatbelts bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.

  1. As a learner or probationary driver in Victoria, what Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit must you keep while driving?

    • Zero BAC — no alcohol at all — Correct answer
    • Under .05
    • Under .08
    • Under .02

    Explanation: Learner and probationary drivers must not drive with any alcohol in their blood — a zero BAC. This means no alcohol at all, with no exception.

    Handbook: Alcohol, drugs and seatbelts — Alcohol limits

  2. Besides learner and probationary drivers, which of these drivers must also keep a zero BAC?

    • Taxi, bus and large-vehicle drivers and professional driving instructors — Correct answer
    • Only drivers aged over 70
    • Anyone driving on a freeway
    • Drivers who have held a full licence for over 10 years

    Explanation: A zero BAC also applies to restricted motorcycle licence holders, drivers of taxis, buses and other large vehicles, professional driving instructors, and some full licence holders who have previously had a drink driving conviction.

    Handbook: Alcohol, drugs and seatbelts — Alcohol limits

  3. What BAC limit applies to all other full licence holders, including supervising drivers?

    • A BAC of less than .05 — Correct answer
    • A BAC of less than .08
    • Zero BAC
    • A BAC of less than .10

    Explanation: All other full licence holders, including supervising drivers, must have a BAC of less than .05.

    Handbook: Alcohol, drugs and seatbelts — Alcohol limits