All 70 NT rider practice questions, with answers

A learner rider must not exceed 80 km/h, including on the Stuart and Barkly highways, where the limit is 130 km/h and road trains may be up to 53.5 metres long. The 70 questions sit in 11 topics. Three topics tie at 8, the largest count: protective gear and helmets, licence and learner rules, and remote and long distance riding. No other jurisdiction's bank carries remote and long distance riding. Braking and road surfaces and hazards hold 7 each. Motorcycle control, cornering and counter steering, and lane position and buffering hold 6 each. Being seen and group riding and passengers hold 5 each. Road rules holds 4. Spend most of your time on the three topics of 8, and do not skip road rules.

None of those topics is in the car bank. You may start at 16 as a Motor Vehicle Registry customer. The motorcycle must be on the New South Wales approved list, at no more than 150 kilowatts per tonne and no more than 660cc. A pillion passenger is prohibited, and blood or breath alcohol concentration must remain zero. Lane filtering is limited to an unrestricted, full or open motorcycle licence, at 30 km/h or less, between stationary or slow moving traffic proceeding in the same direction. A learner or provisional licence does not qualify. Lane splitting is illegal. Edge filtering is not permitted anywhere in the Territory, the opposite of Queensland, which allows edge filtering on its own conditions.

No rider test name, question count or pass mark has been confirmed against the Northern Territory Government, so none is stated. Fees and licence steps are not confirmed either. The Northern Territory Government licensing path lists no separate hazard perception test. They are original practice questions written for this site and not the official question bank, and the official Northern Territory motorcycle rider handbook remains the authority. Of the 70 answers, 61 cite that handbook and the rest cite the Australian Road Rules and NT Government.