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Which of the following must the test car have for the probationary drive test?

Road to Solo Driving

All questions are based on the VicRoads Road to Solo Driving handbook. Study the relevant section to reinforce your knowledge.

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This Victoria Driver's Licence The licensing journey and learning to drive practice set has 134 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 The licensing journey and learning to drive bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.

  1. The learner permit test is a computerised test based on which document?

    • The Road to Solo Driving handbook Correct answer
    • The Victorian Rider Handbook
    • The Bus and Truck Driver Handbook
    • The Guide for Supervising Drivers

    Explanation: The Road to Solo Driving handbook is designed to help you understand the road rules and your legal responsibilities. The learner permit test questions are based on this handbook.

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  2. Why do you also need the information in the handbook after passing the learner permit test?

    • To pass the drive test for your licence Correct answer
    • To register a vehicle
    • To apply for car insurance
    • It is no longer needed once you pass the learner test

    Explanation: You will also need to know the information in the Road to Solo Driving to pass your drive test to get your licence.

    Handbook: The licensing journey and learning to drive — How to use this handbook

  3. Compared with experienced drivers, how much more likely are new drivers to be involved in casualty crashes?

    • Three times more likely Correct answer
    • Twice as likely
    • Five times more likely
    • Equally likely

    Explanation: New drivers are three times more likely to be involved in casualty crashes than more experienced drivers.

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