Prepare for the South Australia Driver Knowledge Test with our free practice exams. Covering SA road rules, traffic signs, and key driving safety concepts, each set of multiple-choice questions is structured like the real DKT. Practise by section, follow the study guides for each topic, and complete a full SA mock test whenever you’re ready.
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Practice Free SA TestFAQs
In South Australia, the DKT is called the Theory Test. It’s a multiple-choice exam covering road rules, traffic signs, and safe driving practices.
The official Driver’s Handbook published by Service SA is your best resource. Online practice tests are also helpful for exam-style practice.
You must bring:
Identity documents
Proof of South Australian residence
Payment for the theory test
You can retake it after rebooking. There’s no maximum limit, but a fee is required for each attempt.
The permit lasts for 2 years. You must hold it for at least 12 months if you’re under 25 before attempting the practical driving test.
The HPT must be passed before progressing to the driving test. It measures your ability to anticipate and avoid dangerous situations.
Learners must:
Always display L-plates
Drive under supervision of a full licence holder
Not exceed 100 km/h
SA uses a staged licensing system: Learner → P1 Provisional → P2 Provisional → Full licence. Each stage has different requirements and restrictions.