Tasmania, car practice
TAS road sign test
25 questions. Marked as you answer. 162 sign questions, each one drawn above the question.
What this run asks
Counted off the questions in front of you, not off a template.
- Questions in this run
- 25
- 162 sign questions, each one drawn above the question
- Topics covered
- 21 signs
- Sign questions sit in one topic of their own, so the count above is the number of different signs the run shows.
- Marking
- Marked as you answer
- Every answer is marked the moment you pick it, with the correct answer, the reason where the bank carries one, and the source underneath it.
- Pass mark
- None claimed
- No pass mark is claimed here. We have not been able to confirm one for TAS against Service Tasmania, so this run is scored out of the questions it asks and nothing more.
It puts 21 different signs on the screen, across the speed, regulatory, guide, warning and roadwork categories. Every one of them was drawn for this site rather than taken from an official artwork file.
Original practice questions written for this site against the current Tasmania road rules, with the rule cited on every answer. They are not the official question bank, which Service Tasmania does not publish. Reviewed 2026-08-27. The sign questions and the sign artwork in this run were written and drawn for this site, not taken from an official file. This site is independent and is not affiliated with Service Tasmania.
Road signs
Practice mode. These questions follow the road rules for the state, and we do not claim a pass mark here until the published format is checked against the agency.
- Road signs25 questions
You can run the whole test from the keyboard. Number keys pick an answer, Enter moves on, and pressing shift and the question mark shows the full map at any point.
Original practice questions written for this site against the current Tasmania road rules, with the rule cited on every answer. They are not the official question bank, which Service Tasmania does not publish. Reviewed 2026-08-27. The sign questions and the sign artwork in this run were written and drawn for this site, not taken from an official file.
The signs in this run
Every sign here was drawn for this site. None of it is traced from an official artwork file, which is why the sign questions are ours in TAS the same as everywhere else.
| Category | Signs in this run |
|---|---|
| speed | 6 |
| regulatory | 5 |
| guide | 4 |
| warning | 4 |
| roadwork | 2 |
The whole library, all of it drawn here, is on the road sign pages, one page per sign with what it asks you to do.
After this run
The next step in the TAS ladder, the deck your wrong answers went into, and the reading that covers what this run asked.
- Next: Signs and rules mixed25 questions. Scored at the end. 10 sign questions and 15 written questions from the TAS pool.
- Your review deckEvery question you have missed on this site, with the right answer and where it comes from. Getting one right takes it out of the deck.
- Tasmania: the free knowledge test and the highest practical pass rateTasmania has the cheapest entry point in the country and, on an unattributed figure of around 86%, the highest practical pass rate. Several format details are still being verified, so this guide says what is checked and what is not.
- Road sign libraryAll 54 signs drawn for this site, grouped the way the tests group them, one page per sign.
- Bus lane sign, what it means and what to doThis lane is for buses during the times shown, so other vehicles must keep out of it.
- 50 km/h speed limit sign, what it means and what to doYou must not drive faster than 50 km/h, which is also the default limit in built up areas without signs.
- Roundabout sign, what it means and what to doDrive around the roundabout to the left of the central island and give way to any vehicle already in it.
- The 8 systems side by sideQuestion count, pass mark, fee and logbook hours for every Australian licensing system, with a source on each row and a blank where a figure is not confirmed.
- TAS motorcycle practice testsThe same jurisdiction, the other licence class, with its own bank and its own ladder.
Original practice questions written for this site, reviewed 27 August 2026.