Syllabus: NSW Road User Handbook (2026)
NSW DKT: Full Free Practice Test C
A fresh set of challenge questions to expand your knowledge of NSW traffic laws.
15 General Questions
Rules and administration
30 Safety Questions
Signs and road hazards
Exam Format
Simulation of real test logic
💡 Study Note: Test C provides additional coverage of the NSW Road User Handbook. Use this session to identify any remaining gaps in your understanding before moving to the next set.
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How far should your chest be from the steering wheel?
10 cm.
At least 25 cm.
Above 50 cm.
Sitting at least 25 cm away allows the airbag to deploy safely without causing injury.
When traffic lights are red, you must stop:
Past the 'Stop' line.
Only if there are pedestrians.
Behind the 'Stop' line.
You must bring your vehicle to a complete stop behind the stop line to ensure the intersection and pedestrian crossings remain clear.
At a stop sign, you must give way to vehicles:
Already in the intersection.
Performing a U-turn.
Entering from a slip lane.
You must give way to any vehicle already in, entering, or approaching the intersection to avoid a collision.
Who is legally responsible for ensuring a vehicle is roadworthy?
The manufacturer.
Transport for NSW.
The driver and owner.
Both the driver and the registered owner are legally responsible for the vehicle's safety and maintenance.
In this situation, at what angle should you park?
30-degree angle.
45-degree angle.
60-degree angle.
The marked bays indicate 45-degree angle parking, so vehicles must be parked at that angle facing the kerb.
If you are at a 'Give Way' sign, you do NOT give way to:
Vehicles coming from the right.
Vehicles coming from the left.
A vehicle turning left using a slip lane.
Drivers in a slip lane must give way to all other traffic on the road they are entering.
How far must you stay from your vehicle in a 'No Parking' zone?
Within 3 metres.
Within 5 metres.
Within 10 metres.
In a 'No Parking' zone, you can only stop for a maximum of two minutes to drop off or pick up passengers or goods, and you must stay within three metres of your vehicle.
Is it legal for passengers to travel inside a towed caravan?
Yes, if they wear seatbelts.
Yes, for short distances.
No, it is illegal.
It is illegal and extremely dangerous for anyone to occupy a caravan or trailer while it is being towed.
What is the maximum speed limit for provisional P2 drivers?
100 km/h.
90 km/h.
110 km/h.
Provisional P2 drivers are restricted to a maximum speed of 100 km/h, regardless of whether the sign-posted limit is higher.
In this situation, can you cross a continuous edge line?
Yes, if necessary.
No, never.
Only at intersections.
You may cross a continuous edge line when needed, such as to stop, park, or avoid an obstruction, if it is safe.
What does 'ABS' stand for in vehicle safety?
Advanced Braking System.
Automatic Braking System.
Anti-lock Braking System.
ABS prevents your wheels from locking during heavy braking, which helps you maintain steering control and avoid skidding.
What does this sign indicate?
Roundabout ahead.
U-turn permitted.
Traffic circle ends.
This sign warns that a roundabout is ahead, so drivers should slow down and be prepared to give way.
In this situation, which car must give way?
Car A.
Car B.
Neither car.
When both vehicles are turning left, they can pass safely without crossing paths, so neither needs to give way.
Why does alcohol increase the risk of drowsiness?
It is a stimulant.
It improves sleep.
It is a depressant.
Alcohol slows down the central nervous system, leading to drowsiness and slower reaction times.
What does this sign indicate?
Hook turn.
Right turn only.
No right turn.
This sign indicates a hook turn, where you must turn right from the left side of the intersection as directed.
In this situation, when can you change lanes in the roundabout?
At any time.
Only where there is a broken line.
Only when no vehicles are nearby.
You can only change lanes in a roundabout where lane markings are broken and it is safe to do so.
When turning right from a one-way street, you should position your vehicle:
Near the right kerb.
In the center of the road.
Near the left kerb.
When turning right from a one-way street, you must be as close as possible to the right-hand side of the road before starting your turn.
How should a seatbelt be worn per the 'low, flat, firm' rule?
Under the arm.
Low on the hips.
Across the stomach.
Seatbelts must be worn low on the hips, flat without twists, and firm against the body for maximum safety.
In this situation, what should you do when exiting the roundabout?
Signal right when exiting.
Signal left when exiting.
Do not signal.
When exiting a roundabout, you should signal left to inform other road users of your intention to leave.
From what distance must a vehicle's number plate be clearly visible?
20 metres.
10 metres.
50 metres.
Number plates must be kept clean and clearly visible from a distance of at least 20 metres.
What is the maximum GVM allowed for a Class C licence?
3.5 tonnes.
8 tonnes.
4.5 tonnes.
A Class C licence allows you to drive vehicles up to a maximum of 4.5 tonnes gross vehicle mass (GVM).
What colour P plate must a P2 holder display?
Red.
Yellow.
Green.
Provisional P2 drivers must display a green P plate on the front and back of their vehicle while driving. P1 drivers, by contrast, must display red plates.
What does this sign represent?
Minimum speed is 50 km/h.
Maximum speed is 50 km/h.
Recommended speed is 50 km/h.
This sign sets the maximum legal speed at 50 km/h and drivers must not exceed this limit.
What does this sign represent?
Traffic controller ahead.
Road worker ahead.
Pedestrian crossing ahead.
This sign warns that a traffic controller may be ahead directing traffic, so drivers must be prepared to follow their instructions.
What does this sign represent?
Level crossing on side road.
Hospital beside level crossing ahead.
Railway crossing ahead on main road.
This sign warns that a railway level crossing is located on a side road near the intersection.
Penalty for driving while disqualified?
A small warning.
Retaking the HPT only.
Fines and potential prison.
Driving while disqualified is a very serious offence. It carries heavy penalties, including significant fines and potential imprisonment, and will usually lead to an even longer period of disqualification.
What is 'total stopping distance' composed of?
Reaction distance plus braking distance.
Braking distance only.
Speed multiplied by time.
Total stopping distance is the sum of the distance traveled while you react and the distance traveled after applying the brakes.
In this situation, is the driver allowed to turn right into the side road?
Yes, if the way is clear.
No, right turns are not allowed here.
Only if another vehicle stops.
A driver may turn right into a side road if it is safe and does not interfere with other traffic.
What is the minimum legal tread depth for tires in NSW?
1.0 mm.
2.0 mm.
1.5 mm.
Tires must have a minimum tread depth of at least 1.5 mm to ensure proper grip and safety on the road.
When entering a roundabout, you must give way to:
Traffic entering from the left.
Traffic already in the roundabout.
Only large trucks.
You must yield to all vehicles already circulating within the roundabout before you enter.
In this situation, what must you do when turning?
Change lanes while turning.
Follow the painted arrows and stay in your lane.
Ignore the arrows if the road is clear.
When turning at intersections with lane arrows, you must follow the arrows and remain in your lane throughout the turn.
If you are turning left using a slip lane, you must give way to:
No one.
Traffic behind you.
Traffic already on the road you are entering.
When using a slip lane to turn left, you must yield the right of way to any vehicle already traveling on the road you are joining, as well as any pedestrians crossing the slip lane.
Which safety feature protects you in a side-on crash?
Front bumper.
Side-impact airbags.
Anti-glare windscreen.
Side-impact airbags (curtain or thorax airbags) protect your head and body during side collisions.
What is the only thing that reduces blood alcohol concentration (BAC)?
Time.
Cold shower.
Black coffee.
Only time allows your liver to process alcohol; showers, coffee, or food do not speed up the process.
Police officer asks for your licence. What must you do?
Refuse if you haven't crashed.
Show it immediately.
Show it within 48 hours at a station.
You must carry your licence whenever you drive and produce it immediately upon request by a police officer.
What does a single broken white line in the center of the road indicate?
You must never cross this line.
You may cross it to overtake if safe.
This lane is for emergency vehicles only.
A broken white line means you can cross it to overtake, perform a U-turn, or enter/leave the road, as long as you have a clear view and it is safe.
What does this sign mean?
Start of motorway.
End of motorway.
Road works ahead.
This sign indicates the end of a motorway, meaning motorway rules no longer apply beyond this point.
In this situation, which car must give way?
Car A.
Car B.
Neither car.
Car A must give way because it is turning across the path of Car B, which has priority while completing its turn.
If two lanes merge into one and the line ends, the car ahead:
Must stop.
Must yield.
Has the right of way.
In a "zip merge" where the lane markings end, you must give way to any vehicle that is ahead of you.
What does this sign indicate?
Maximum speed is 55 km/h.
Road curves right with advised speed 55 km/h.
Minimum speed is 55 km/h.
This sign warns of a right-hand curve ahead and shows a safe advisory speed of 55 km/h in good conditions.
What is the suggested minimum height for using an adult seatbelt?
135 cm.
145 cm.
160 cm.
It is recommended that children reach a height of 145 cm before switching to an adult seatbelt to ensure it fits correctly across their strongest body parts.
When you see this hand signal, the driver intends to:
Turn right.
Turn left.
Stop or slow down.
A raised hand signal indicates the driver is slowing down or preparing to stop, warning following vehicles.
What does this sign mean?
Left lane ends, merge right.
Two-way traffic ahead.
T-junction ahead.
This sign shows the left lane is ending and drivers must merge safely into the lanes continuing ahead.
What should you do if your engine is idling for a long time?
Rev the engine.
Put it in neutral.
Turn off the engine.
Turning off the engine when stopped for more than a minute saves fuel and reduces emissions.
How long must you hold a P2 licence before you are eligible for a full licence?
12 months.
36 months.
24 months.
A provisional P2 licence must be held for a minimum of 24 months (2 years) before applying for a full licence.