Queensland, motorcycle licence
QLD motorcycle practice tests
8 free tests for riders, drawn from 70 original questions written for this site. No account, no paywall, nothing held back.
Where these questions come from
Department of Transport and Main Roads does not publish a motorcycle question bank. The 70 questions here are original practice questions written for this site against the current Queensland road rules for riders, with the rule cited on every answer. They are not the official questions and nothing on this page says otherwise.
The road sign questions, and the sign artwork with them, were written and drawn for this site as well.
A sign means the same thing to a rider as to a driver, so the same deck of 162 sign questions is used in both classes.
What the rider test asks
We have not been able to check this jurisdiction's rider test against Department of Transport and Main Roads, so the figures below stay blank rather than repeating what other sites carry.
- Test
- Being verified
- The official name of the Queensland motorcycle knowledge test has not been checked against Department of Transport and Main Roads, so this site does not state one. The tests below are practice runs over our own questions.
- Questions
- Being verified
- No published question count for a QLD rider test has been confirmed against Department of Transport and Main Roads.
- Pass mark
- Being verified
- No rider test pass mark for QLD has been confirmed against Department of Transport and Main Roads, so this site does not state one, here or on any test page.
- Questions on this site
- 70 in the draw
- Counted off the rider bank on disk on the day this page was built.
- Fees and licence steps
- Being verified
- Rider licence fees, courses and supervised hour rules differ from the car ones, and we have not checked the QLD figures. The car figures on the QLD page are for cars and are not repeated here.
The QLD rider ladder, in order
Work down it. Each stage says how big it is before you commit to anything in it.
The essentials
Start here: numbered sets that between them cover the pool once without repeating a question, the whole pool in one sitting, and a short check to find your weak topics. 4 tests, 10 to 70 questions
- Practice Test 1Set 1 of 2. None of its 25 questions appear in the other 1.Start
- Practice Test 2Set 2 of 2. None of its 25 questions appear in the other 1.Start
- MarathonEvery question in the pool, one after another, marked as you answer with a running score. Your place is kept in this browser, so you can stop and pick it up later.Open
- Quick checkA short run marked as you answer, to show roughly where you stand before you spend an hour on the wrong topic.Practise
Harder situations and road signs
Intersections, roundabouts, lane rules and the signs people read the wrong way round. 3 tests, 8 to 25 questions
- Road signs25 questions that put the sign on the screen and ask what it means, marked as you answer. These are original questions written for this site, and the artwork is drawn here rather than taken from an official file.Practise
- Signs and rules mixed10 sign questions shuffled through 15 written questions, so you read artwork and prose in the same run rather than one after the other. Scored at the end.Start
- Licence rules and learner restrictions drill8 questions from Licence rules and learner restrictions, marked as you answer with the source shown under each one.Practise
The exam simulator
A full length run with answers held back to the end, and no pass mark claimed for it. 1 test, 30 questions
The challenge deck
Every question you answer wrong on this site goes into one deck kept in this browser, car and motorcycle together, with nothing sent anywhere and no account behind it.
What we do not claim here
Department of Transport and Main Roads does not publish a motorcycle question bank, and we have not been able to confirm how many questions the QLD rider test asks or what its pass mark is. So this page states neither. The runs in the ladder are practice over original questions, scored out of the questions they ask.
Lane filtering, learner approved motorcycles and licence stages differ between jurisdictions and change more often than the car rules do. Where a question turns on one of those, its answer says so and points you at the current rule rather than treating our wording as the law.
Check the current rule before you rely on it
These questions were written against the Queensland road rules and rider handbook as we read them. They are practice, not the official test, and the official handbook and the agency remain the material you are tested on.
Read up before you practise
The car tests for Queensland, the sign library, the guides written for QLD, and the documents these facts came from.
- QLD car practice tests20 tests for the QLD PrepL, plus the fees, logbook hours and practical pass rate for Queensland.
- Road sign libraryEvery sign drawn from scratch and grouped the way the tests group them, with what each one asks you to do.
- PrepL explained: Queensland's online course and 90% assessmentQueensland replaced its written learner test with an online course ending in a 30 question assessment that needs 27 correct. That is the highest pass mark of any learner test in the country.
- What is checked, and what is notDepartment of Transport and Main Roads publishes a rider handbook and the road rules but not a question bank, so the rider questions here are ours. This page says which facts are confirmed and which are still open.
- Compare all 8 jurisdictionsFees, pass marks, logbook hours and practical pass rates side by side, each figure carrying its source. Car figures.
Sources
- Original practice questions written for this site against the current Queensland road rules and rider handbook. No official QLD motorcycle question bank is published.
- Road sign questions and sign artwork, written and drawn for this site rather than taken from an official file.
This page was reviewed on 27 August 2026. If a rule changes, the page changes and the review date moves with it. This site is independent and is not affiliated with Department of Transport and Main Roads or any other licensing authority.