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The test is Victoria’s equivalent of the DKT. It checks your knowledge of road rules, signs, and safe driving practices before issuing a learner permit.
Study the official Road to Solo Driving Handbook and use online practice tests. Repetition is key, especially for signs and intersection questions.
You can rebook the test, but you’ll need to pay the fee again. There’s no restriction on how many times you can attempt it.
You’ll need:
Proof of identity
Evidence of Victorian residence
Test booking confirmation and fee payment
Also, be prepared to pay the applicable fees at the VicRoads centre.
Yes, VicRoads offers the Online Learner Permit Test for eligible applicants, but strict supervision and ID verification rules apply.
Learners under 21 must log 120 supervised driving hours (including night hours) before attempting the driving test. Older learners may have reduced requirements.
The HPT is a touchscreen test you need to pass before attempting the practical drive test. It measures your ability to identify hazards and react safely.
Yes, Victoria operates a staged licensing system: Learner → P1 (red Ps) → P2 (green Ps) → Full licence. Each stage has its own restrictions.