Motorcycle
Rider knowledge test practice, all 8 jurisdictions
83 free tests drawn from 659 questions, including the published Transport for NSW Rider Knowledge Test bank. No account, no paywall.

Transport for NSW is the only Australian agency that publishes a motorcycle question bank. New South Wales riders practise the real questions here, under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence attributed to the State of New South Wales (Transport for NSW). Everywhere else the rider questions are original practice questions written for this site against the current road rules, with the rule or handbook cited on every answer.
Choose your state or territory
Licence stages, learner approved motorcycles and lane filtering rules all differ by jurisdiction, so start where you will actually ride.
- New South Wales motorcycle tests20 tests drawn from 169 questions. The published Transport for NSW Rider Knowledge Test bank, with a simulator that scores both sections the way the sitting does.
- Victoria motorcycle tests8 tests drawn from 70 questions. Original rider questions written against the current Victoria road rules.
- Queensland motorcycle tests8 tests drawn from 70 questions. Original rider questions written against the current Queensland road rules.
- Western Australia motorcycle tests8 tests drawn from 70 questions. Original rider questions written against the current Western Australia road rules.
- South Australia motorcycle tests8 tests drawn from 70 questions. Original rider questions written against the current South Australia road rules.
- Tasmania motorcycle tests11 tests drawn from 70 questions. Original rider questions written against the current Tasmania road rules.
- Northern Territory motorcycle tests10 tests drawn from 70 questions. Original rider questions written against the current Northern Territory road rules.
- Australian Capital Territory motorcycle tests10 tests drawn from 70 questions. Original rider questions written against the current Australian Capital Territory road rules.
Looking for the car tests instead?
Every jurisdiction has a car ladder as well, with its own bank, fees, logbook hours and practical pass rate.
How these pages are checked
The New South Wales format, 45 questions in two sections needing 12 of 15 and then 29 of 30, was read off the Transport for NSW rider test page on nsw.gov.au and checked on 28 August 2026. No other jurisdiction has had its rider test format checked here yet, so those pages state no question count and no pass mark at all.
Reviewed on 27 August 2026.