Australian Capital Territory, car practice
ACT signs and rules test
25 questions. Scored at the end. 10 sign questions and 15 written questions from the ACT pool.
What this run asks
Counted off the questions in front of you, not off a template.
- Questions in this run
- 25
- 10 sign questions and 15 written questions from the ACT pool
- Topics covered
- 10 of 11
- The ACT car pool is split into 11 topics. This run reaches 10 of them.
- Marking
- Scored at the end
- Nothing is marked while you are answering. The whole set is scored once, at the end, with every question you missed listed afterwards with its source.
- Pass mark
- None claimed
- No pass mark is claimed for this run. It is practice, scored out of the questions it asks, so use the topic breakdown below rather than the percentage.
It puts 10 different signs on the screen, across the warning, regulatory, guide, roadwork and speed categories. Every one of them was drawn for this site rather than taken from an official artwork file.
The 25 questions fall across 10 topics. The heaviest are Road signs with 10, Alcohol drugs and fatigue with 2 and Give way and intersections with 2.
2 topics in the pool do not come up in this run at all, Signals and lane use and Speed limits among them, so a clean score here is not a clean score across the bank.
Original practice questions written for this site against the current Australian Capital Territory road rules, with the rule cited on every answer. They are not the official question bank, which ACT Government does not publish. Reviewed 2026-08-27. The sign questions and the sign artwork in this run were written and drawn for this site, not taken from an official file. This site is independent and is not affiliated with ACT Government.
Signs and rules mixed
Practice mode. These questions follow the road rules for the state, and we do not claim a pass mark here until the published format is checked against the agency.
- Signs and rules mixed25 questions
You can run the whole test from the keyboard. Number keys pick an answer, Enter moves on, and pressing shift and the question mark shows the full map at any point.
Original practice questions written for this site against the current Australian Capital Territory road rules, with the rule cited on every answer. They are not the official question bank, which ACT Government does not publish. Reviewed 2026-08-27. The sign questions and the sign artwork in this run were written and drawn for this site, not taken from an official file.
The topics in this run
Counted off the questions in this run. Another run of the same length from the same pool has a different mix, which is the point of working through more than one of them.
| Topic | In this run | In the ACT pool |
|---|---|---|
| Road signs | 10 | 10 |
| Alcohol drugs and fatigue | 2 | 9 |
| Give way and intersections | 2 | 10 |
| Mobile phones and distraction | 2 | 8 |
| Overtaking and following | 2 | 9 |
| Pedestrians and vulnerable road users | 2 | 9 |
| Traffic lights and signs | 2 | 10 |
| Parking and stopping | 1 | 10 |
| Roundabouts | 1 | 9 |
| Seatbelts and passengers | 1 | 8 |
Not in this run: Signals and lane use and Speed limits.
After this run
The next step in the ACT ladder, the deck your wrong answers went into, and the reading that covers what this run asked.
- Next: Give way and intersections drill10 questions. Marked as you answer. 10 questions in the Give way and intersections topic.
- Your review deckEvery question you have missed on this site, with the right answer and where it comes from. Getting one right takes it out of the deck.
- The ACT knowledge test: 35 questions, 31 correct to passThe Australian Capital Territory sets a tighter pass mark than most people expect from a small jurisdiction. Here is the format and what is still being checked.
- Road sign libraryAll 54 signs drawn for this site, grouped the way the tests group them, one page per sign.
- Shared path sign, what it means and what to doPeople walking and people riding bicycles both use this path, so ride slowly and give way to those on foot.
- Roadwork ahead sign, what it means and what to doWork is going on in the road ahead, so slow down and watch for changed conditions.
- Curve to the left sign, what it means and what to doThe road ahead curves to the left, so slow down before you reach it.
- The 8 systems side by sideQuestion count, pass mark, fee and logbook hours for every Australian licensing system, with a source on each row and a blank where a figure is not confirmed.
- ACT motorcycle practice testsThe same jurisdiction, the other licence class, with its own bank and its own ladder.
Original practice questions written for this site, reviewed 27 August 2026.