Learner's licence test 2026

The full 64-question paper, in the same shape as the real one. Free, no sign-up, and every answer explained. 570 questions in all across the three sections.

How the real test is marked

Three sections, marked separately. You must pass every one of them — 51 out of 64 spread the wrong way is still a fail.

Section	Questions	You need	Practise it
Road signs and markings	28	23	385 questions
Rules of the road	28	22	130 questions
Vehicle controls	8	6	30 questions

The full paper

64 questions, drawn from all three sections in the proportions the real test uses. Answer them all, then mark it.

1.How many purposes do road signs, signals and markings serve?
FourThreeFive
2.Which colour indicates a temporary sign that overrides permanent signs?
YellowRedBlue
3.What shape and colour combination is used for a regulatory sign that tells you to stop?
Red octagonBlue rectangleRed‑bordered triangle
4.Signs, signals and markings exist to regulate traffic, warn you, give information and do what else?
Guide you to placesRecord traffic finesMark private property
5.Which of the following is NOT one of the three forms that traffic control can take?
Road markingsTraffic signalsSpeed cameras
6.What does this sign or marking mean?
Yellow background: takes precedenceA yellow prohibition is still a prohibitionTemporary warning at roadworks
7.What must you do when you see this?
Red triangle, point down: yieldA yellow prohibition is still a prohibitionRed triangle, point up: warning
8.What shape and colour is the stop sign?
Red octagonRed triangleBlue rectangle
9.At a four‑way stop, in what order should you proceed?
Left before rightRight before leftFirst come, first served
10.What is the maximum speed allowed in a pedestrian priority zone unless a sign permits more?
30 km/h45 km/h15 km/h
11.What does a red‑bordered triangle pointing down indicate?
StopNo entryGive way
12.When a stop sign allows a left turn without stopping, what must a driver turning left do?
Stop and wait for a green lightProceed when safe, giving way to pedestriansYield to on‑coming traffic only
13.What must you do when you see this?
4-way stop: arrive together, right before leftEnter only to deliver, to work, or in an emergencyOne-way straight ahead
14.What does this sign or marking mean?
This is to indicate that there is a one-way carriageway to the rightCome to a complete halt in line with the stop signThis is to indicate that there is a one-way carriageway straight ahead
15.What does this sign or marking mean?
The area is set aside for use by pedestriansThis is a manually operated signGive way to any pedestrians on or about to enter the pedestrian
16.What does this sign or marking mean?
This is to indicate that there is a one-way carriageway to the leftGive way to any pedestrians on or about to enter the pedestrianThis is a manually operated sign
17.What does this sign or marking mean?
The area is set aside for use by pedestriansTraffic circle ahead ( mini circle or round about)Come to a complete halt in line with the stop sign
18.What does this sign or marking mean?
No vehicles may enter this road at any timeCome to a complete halt in line with the stop signThe area is set aside for use by pedestrians
19.What does this sign or marking mean?
No vehicles may enter this road at any timeThis is to indicate that there is a one-way carriageway to the leftThis is to indicate that there is a one-way carriageway straight ahead
20.What does this sign or marking mean?
No vehicles may enter this road at any timeThis is to indicate that there is a one-way carriageway to the leftGive way to any pedestrians on or about to enter the pedestrian
21.What does this sign or marking mean?
This is a manually operated signNo vehicles may enter this road at any timeThis is to indicate that there is a one-way carriageway to the right
22.What does this sign or marking mean?
This is to indicate that there is a one-way carriageway straight aheadGive way to any pedestrians on or about to enter the pedestrianCome to a complete halt in line with the stop sign
23.What must you do when you see a blue disc with a white headlight symbol?
Switch on headlights in the dipped positionTurn off headlightsUse high beam
24.What does a blue disc that shows a single arrow tell drivers to do?
Drive only in the direction of the arrowTurn that way at the next junctionProceed in any direction
25.Three arrows forming a circle on a blue disc command you to:
Proceed straight aheadStop and give wayMove clockwise around the junction
26.Which blue disc symbol reserves the road for goods vehicles up to 10 tonnes?
Taxi symbolGoods vehicle symbol with 10tPedestrian symbol
27.Under the shape rule, a blue rectangle is used for:
Reserving a lane or parking bayCommanding an actionProhibiting a movement
28.What does this sign or marking mean?
Turn this way at the next junctionPay toll, or take the alternative routeKeep to the side shown of an obstruction
29.How long is a licence disc valid from its date of issue?
12 months6 months24 months
30.Where must a valid licence disc be displayed?
On the windscreenOn the dashboardOn the rear window
31.How often should you check your mirrors while driving?
Every 5–8 secondsEvery 15 secondsOnly when changing lanes
32.Which of the following is NOT allowed while you are driving?
Both hands on the wheelOne hand on the wheelLetting a passenger steer
33.Which signal may you use if your vehicle's electric indicators fail?
Hand signalsHornBrake lights
34.What is the purpose of the following distance?
To increase fuel efficiencyTo stop without swervingTo overtake safely
35.How do you check if you are following too closely?
Count to two seconds after the vehicle passes a fixed pointMaintain a one‑metre gapMatch the speed of the vehicle ahead
36.In good conditions, what is the minimum recommended following gap?
One secondFive secondsTwo seconds
37.Which of the following is NOT one of the five situations that require a longer following distance?
Bright daylightLoose surface such as gravelHeavy load or many passengers
38.If a vehicle tailgates you, what should you do?
Brake sharply to warn themEase off the accelerator and let your gap absorb the surpriseAccelerate to increase distance
39.What is the general speed limit on a public road inside an urban area?
60 km/h80 km/h100 km/h
40.Which vehicle type has a specific limit of 80 km/h outside urban areas?
Passenger carGoods vehicle over 9,000 kgBus/minibus over 3,500 kg
41.On a freeway, what is the general speed limit for a standard vehicle?
100 km/h80 km/h120 km/h
42.If a temporary yellow roadwork sign shows 40 km/h, what is the speed limit?
80 km/h40 km/h100 km/h
43.A bus or minibus carrying passengers with a mass over 3,500 kg may not exceed what speed, even on a freeway?
120 km/h100 km/h80 km/h
44.When a road is divided by a painted line or a physical barrier, where must you stay?
On the left of the divisionOn the right of the divisionIn the centre of the division
45.You may drive across a broken dividing line only for which reasons?
To overtake another vehicleTo park on the opposite sideTo avoid a pothole
46.What is the legal status of driving across a solid dividing line?
It is an offenceIt is allowed if traffic is lightIt is allowed at night
47.Which action is NOT allowed when changing lanes?
Moving into another lane if it endangers othersChecking mirrors before signallingEnsuring the blind spot is clear
48.When may you cross to the other side of a divided road?
Only at an opening or space made for itWhenever you see a gap in trafficOnly if you are overtaking
49.Where may you overtake a vehicle?
On the right with a clear viewOn the left on a two‑lane roadOn the shoulder of the road
50.Overtaking is forbidden when which condition exists?
When the road is straight and dryWhen a no‑overtaking line is presentWhen the vehicle ahead is travelling at the speed limit
51.Before you start to overtake, you must be sure that:
Your windows are downYour headlights are on high beamNo vehicle behind you is already overtaking you
52.On a narrow road, after you have passed a vehicle going the same way, you should:
Keep a safe following distance before pulling outPull back immediately into the left laneStop and wait for a traffic officer
53.If another vehicle is already passing oncoming traffic, you must:
Pull out to overtake it as wellWait until the road is clear before pulling outSpeed up to pass before it reaches you
54.In how many situations may you overtake on the left?
FourThreeFive
55.Which is NOT a permitted reason to overtake on the left?
Vehicle ahead turning rightRoad is one-wayShoulder is a lane
56.When another vehicle overtakes you, you must:
Move left as far as safe and keep speedSpeed up to block themStay in lane and maintain speed
57.In a manual car, which pedal is on the far right?
AcceleratorFootbrakeClutch
58.In a manual car, which pedal is farthest to the right?
FootbrakeClutchAccelerator
59.What hand position should you keep on the steering wheel when not changing gear or signalling?
Eight-to-fourTen-to-two or quarter-to-threeFive-to-eleven
60.Which control is used to hold the car still when parked on a hill?
Parking brakeFootbrakeClutch
61.What does the clutch do?
Speeds up engineStops the carDisconnects engine from gearbox
62.To check that it is safe to move, you use:
indicatormirrorssteering wheel
63.To tell other road users what you plan to do, you use:
clutchfootbrakeindicator
64.To turn or change direction while the car is moving, you use:
steering wheelparking brakeaccelerator