Practice for the Western Australia Driver Knowledge Test with our free online exams. You’ll answer multiple-choice questions that cover WA road rules, signs, and safe driving principles in the same format as the official test. Choose topic-based practice, follow detailed study guides, and take a full WA mock test on mobile or desktop at your convenience.
Focus where it matters—select a topic, answer real-style questions, and strengthen your DKT prep.
Ideal for final-week study or quick WA DKT refresher.
Understand WA road rules, practise by category, and test yourself with exam-style simulations. Short practice sessions make learner prep more effective.
Choose WA-specific categories, attempt real-style questions with instant feedback, and improve your weak areas.
Access question lists organised by topic, with correct options and hints to help you learn WA rules quickly.
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Sit a full-length WA exam simulator under timed conditions. Get auto results and feedback right after you finish.
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The WA learner’s theory test is similar to the DKT. It checks knowledge of road rules, signage, and safe driving. Passing grants you a learner’s permit.
The best resources are the Drive Safe Handbook and online practice quizzes. Focusing on speed limits, right-of-way, and alcohol limits is especially useful.
You’ll need:
Proof of identity (passport, birth certificate)
Evidence of WA residential address
Completed application form
Test fee payment
You can rebook and retake the test. There’s no maximum number of attempts, but fees apply each time.
The permit is valid for 3 years. If it expires, you’ll need to reapply and retake the theory test.
The HPT is required before moving to a provisional licence. It’s an interactive video test that measures your awareness and reaction to potential hazards.
It covers vehicle control, observation, and hazard response. Examiners also check safe manoeuvres like reversing, parking, and lane changes.
Depending on the country, some overseas licences may be recognized. Others will need to sit both the theory and practical tests.