Free Queensland motorbike licence practice test

Queensland is the only jurisdiction that publishes a second filtering permission, edge filtering along the road shoulder or emergency stopping lane at 30 km/h or less where the road is posted at 90 km/h or higher, and the only one that ends the learner stage with a fork, the Q-Ride restricted RE course or the Q-SAFE riding test. The original questions here are written around the class RE conditions, the two filtering permissions and the supervision rule. The Department of Transport and Main Roads publishes no rider question bank, so the answers cite A Guide to Riding Safely and the road rules rather than an official paper.

Motorcycle class. A class RE learner is restricted to a learner approved motorcycle.

Passenger exception. No pillion passenger is allowed, except that a supervisor may accompany the learner in a sidecar.

Alcohol. The class RE learner requirement is 0.00 blood alcohol concentration.

Supervisor. Supervision must come from a person with an open licence for that class who has held it for at least one year.

Minimum holding period. The RE learner licence must be held for at least 90 days, or for one year when the learner was exempted from the pre-learner course.

Queensland states the vehicle limit through learner approved motorcycle status for class RE. No separate Queensland capacity or power threshold has been checked here. Approval, the correct licence class and qualified supervision therefore belong together when checking whether a learner ride meets the stated conditions.

Map each Queensland permission to its own road position. Lane filtering belongs between same-direction lines of traffic. Edge filtering belongs on a shoulder or emergency stopping lane and brings the 90 km/h posted-limit threshold. Apply the shared ceiling of 30 km/h only after identifying which permission is in play.

For licence progression, order the confirmed requirements: hold the RE learner licence for the applicable period, complete the motorcycle hazard perception test, then take either the Q-Ride restricted RE course or the Q-SAFE riding test. No Queensland rider test name, question count or pass mark has been confirmed, so this page states none.

Queensland is the only jurisdiction in this comparison that publishes a second filtering permission for the road shoulder and emergency stopping lane, so keep the 90 km/h posted-limit threshold, the exclusions for unsealed sections, roadworks and tunnels, and the variable speed sign that removes the permission tied to edge filtering and not to ordinary lane filtering. The Q-Ride and Q-SAFE choice is Queensland's alone, so learn it as a fork rather than a single named test.