FAQ

There are three stages to get your full licence in Australia.

You will need to pass 3 computer based theory tests and one road driving test.

Passing the 1st theory test - driver knowledge test - to enter stage 1, you will be issued with a learner licence.

The learner licence valid for 5 years, and you need to practice driving for at least 120 hours including 20 hours of night driving before you can move on to take the road driving test.

Passing the road test, you will enter stage 2 with a Provisional (P1) licence, which will be valid for 18 months.

When you have more experience and pass another computer based theory test - the Hazard Perception Test, you will then enter stage 3 with a Provisional (P2) licence, it is valid for 30 months.

The last test you need to go through is the computer based Driver Qualification Test.

Only after successfully passed the test, you will then be given the full driving licence.

45 questions will be asked in the computer-based test.
To pass the DKT, you are required to answer at least 41 correctly (12 questions correctly among the 15 general knowledge questions and at least 29 correctly among the 30 road safety questions).

You must be at least 16 years old before you can apply for a car driver licence in Australia.

You may refer to the official website and get the latest information there.

Here is the URL:
http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au

Yes, you can book a number of RTA licence tests online with your preferred location, date and time.
here :
https://ols2.rta.nsw.gov.au/gbs/welcome.do

You may make a new test booking, or to change or cancel an existing booking as well through the above website.