All 70 TAS rider practice questions, with answers

Across 11 topics, Tasmania’s rider bank contains 70 practice questions. Four sections share the top count of 8: Protective gear and helmets, Licence and learner rules, Braking, and Road surfaces and hazards. Cornering and counter steering has 7, while Motorcycle control and Lane position and buffering have 6 each. Being seen, Group riding and passengers, and Weather and country riding each contain 5, and Road rules has 4. Those four eight question sections hold 32 of the 70 questions, so they repay steady revision, especially the learner rules and the hazards that are easy to miss on country roads.

The Tasmanian rider knowledge test name, question count, and pass mark have not been confirmed against the licensing authority, so this introduction gives no test figures. Tasmania does have its own filtering rule under rule 151A of the Road Rules 2019 (Tas). Its exclusions name buses alongside heavy vehicles, and the school zone restriction applies during operating hours. An 80 km/h cap for learner and first-year P1 riders could not be confirmed at the source, so do not treat that number as settled. This rider content is distinct from the car knowledge test.

These are original practice questions written for this site, not the official question bank. Service Tasmania publishes no rider question bank. Answers cite the Tasmanian motorcycle rider handbook and Australian Road Rules, and the official handbook remains the authority for current rules. When reviewing filtering, remember the named exclusions and the school zone wording rather than importing assumptions from another jurisdiction. Then cover protective gear, braking, surfaces, and country riding. Use the complete topic list to build a reliable base, while checking any uncertain Tasmanian requirement in the official handbook before relying on it.