NSW Driver Knowledge Test (DKT)
- Questions
- 45, in two sections
- Pass marks
- General knowledge: 12 of 15. Road safety: 29 of 30.
- In the app
- The mock test ends where the real test would, once passing is no longer possible.
Learner driver app for every state and territory
Learners Test Australia is an Android app by BlueOrbit for learner drivers in all eight Australian states and territories. Choose your state and practise its knowledge test the way it is really set: original questions checked against official sources, every answer explained, and mock tests that show exactly where the pass line is.
Android app. Not on Google Play yet: we will add the link here when it is.
Free to practise. One free mock test a day. Optional one-time Premium for A$5.99.
Pick your state
Road rules and knowledge tests differ between states. The app covers all eight states and territories: it sets up practice and mock tests for the one where you'll sit your test, and you can add or switch states later.
What the app does
Practice questions for every state's learner test, from the NSW DKT to the NT driver knowledge test, built around how people actually learn: little and often, with every mistake turned into a review.
Mock tests use the same number of questions, sections and pass marks as your state's knowledge test, as published on its official website.
Each question tells you why the answer is right and shows the handbook page or road rule it comes from.
A quick check, reviews due, mistakes to fix and new questions, paced to your test date. Spaced repetition brings questions back just before you'd forget them.
See how much you've covered, your weakest topic and an estimated pass chance based on your recent answers. It is an estimate, not a guarantee.
Real-time 3D driving clips from the driver's seat: tap when it is safe to turn, move off, overtake or change lanes. Plus still scenes and a guide to your state's test.
Menus, questions and explanations in English, 中文, العربية, Tiếng Việt and Español, for every state and territory. Arabic reads right to left.
Follows your phone's theme, with a switch in Settings. Screens have TalkBack labels and support large font sizes.
Questions are built into the app, so you can practise without a connection once you've signed in. Progress syncs when you're back online.
How it works
The app shows your test's format and paces a daily plan to your date. No date yet? That's fine too.
Start with a 12-question quick check, then work through reviews, mistakes and new questions.
Same number of questions and pass marks as the real test, with results shown section by section.
An estimate from your recent answers shows when you're getting close. Then check the official website and book.
Pricing, plainly
Every practice question is free for everyone. Free learners get one mock test a day, and another each time they choose to watch a short ad. Premium is a one-time purchase of A$5.99 through Google Play: no subscription, and it covers every state.
| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Every practice question, with explanations | Yes | Yes |
| Daily plan, reviews and progress | Yes | Yes |
| Estimated pass chance | Yes | Yes |
| Mock tests | 1 a day, plus another for each short ad you choose to watch | Unlimited |
| Ads | Banner ads on results and guide pages | No ads |
| Section forecasts, weak spots and review planner | No | Yes |
| Hazard perception practice | Sample 3D clips and scenes | All 72 clips and every scene |
| Price | Free | A$5.99 once. No subscription. |
How the questions are made
For each state we first map every fact the official material tests, using the current handbook where we may, the official test pages and the road rules legislation. Then every question is written in our own words to test one of those facts, with the handbook page or road rule it comes from and the date it was last checked.
Guides
Plain-English guides to learner tests and road rules, written from official sources as checked on 30 September 2026. Every state and territory also has its own page: learner tests by state.
Sections, pass marks, the online option and what comes after your Ls.
Online course or in person, the 32-question format and Victoria-only rules.
Two ways to your Queensland learner licence, compared side by side.
The national rules, and where NSW, VIC and QLD differ.
Know your mistake budget and turn every wrong answer into a review.
What it is, when you sit it and how to build the skill.
Learners Test Australia: DKT is an Android app. It isn't on Google Play yet. When it is, this button will link straight to the listing. The download page has the details, and how to try the app early.
Android app. Not on Google Play yet: we will add the link here when it is.