All 120 QLD learner practice questions, with answers

Queensland’s 120 car practice questions are arranged in 13 topics, so you can move from everyday road decisions into rules that carry penalties. Give way and intersections leads with 13 questions. Speed limits and Traffic lights and signs each have 11, while Roundabouts, Signals and lane use, and Overtaking and following each have 10. Alcohol, drugs and fatigue and Pedestrians and vulnerable road users each have 10. Seatbelts and passengers, Mobile phones and distraction, and Parking and stopping each have 9, Emergencies and hazards has 5, and Night and weather driving has 3. The largest section is a good place to begin, but the other topics still make up most of the bank, so spread your practice across them.

The test this prepares you for is QLD PrepL, the Queensland learner assessment. It has 30 questions and the pass mark is 27 out of 30, or 90 percent. PrepL sits in the learner licensing process before the later provisional licence requirements. Queensland’s hazard perception test is separate from PrepL. You must hold your learner licence for at least six months, pass the online test of 25 computer generated videos, and do so before booking the practical driving test. Treat the knowledge assessment and hazard test as separate preparation tasks.

These are original practice questions written for this site, not the official question bank. The Department of Transport and Main Roads does not publish the PrepL question bank. Each answer includes the rule behind it, which helps you review the reasoning instead of memorising a response. The official handbook remains the authority for Queensland road rules. Use the larger categories to identify where to devote an early study session, then work through the remaining topics and check that your knowledge holds when signs, intersections, and driver responsibilities appear in a mixed order.