Queensland road rules test FAQ 2026: how many questions, pass mark, cost
Queensland road rules test questions, answered with facts from TMR.
The Queensland Class C (car) PrepL and written road rules test has 30 questions; you need 27 of 30 (90%) for PrepL, or 9 of 10 giving way and 18 of 20 road rules for the written test to pass, per TMR; questions come from the official Your keys to driving in Queensland (dated 1 November 2022).
Practice format (official): Our practice tests use the official format — 30 questions (10 giving way + 20 road rules), 27 of 30 (9 of 10 giving way and 18 of 20 road rules) to pass, untimed.
The Queensland Class C PrepL and written road rules test in brief
How many questions are on the Queensland road rules test?
The Queensland Class C PrepL and written road rules test has 30 questions, per TMR.
What is the pass mark for the Queensland road rules test?
You need 27 of 30 (90%) for PrepL, or 9 of 10 giving way and 18 of 20 road rules for the written test to pass, per TMR.
Is the Queensland road rules test hard?
You need 27 of 30 (9 of 10 giving way and 18 of 20 road rules) to pass, so in the official 30-question format you can get at most 3 wrong overall, and each section has its own mark. The best preparation is to study the official Your keys to driving in Queensland (dated 1 November 2022) and take practice tests until you pass them comfortably.
How much does the Queensland road rules test cost?
$29.70 — Written road rules test for each attempt (fees as at 1 July 2026), per TMR.
Is there free QLD learners test practice for 2026?
Yes. This site has 2 free Queensland Class C PrepL and written road rules test practice tests for 2026, each with 30 questions and the official pass mark of 27 of 30 (9 of 10 giving way and 18 of 20 road rules), plus a free road-sign quiz.
Time limit, retakes, age and ID
How long is the Queensland road rules test?
TMR does not publish a time limit for the Queensland Class C PrepL and written road rules test.
Can I retake the Queensland road rules test if I fail?
Written test: 'You can only take the test once a day' / 'If you do not pass the written test, you have to wait until the next working day to take the test again.' PrepL final test: 'you will need to wait 24 hours before you can have another attempt.' No attempt cap stated. Written test fee paid for each attempt; PrepL re-attempts need no extra fee within the 12-month enrolment. A pass is valid for 5 years.
How old do you have to be to take the Queensland road rules test?
The minimum age is 16, per TMR.
What do I need to bring to the Queensland road rules test?
Original evidence of identity (no photocopies, scans or certified copies). Under 18: either a current (or expired under 2 years) Queensland photo ID card, driver licence or marine licence indicator, or 3-5 documents: 1 Category A (e.g. full Australian birth certificate, passport, citizenship certificate, ImmiCard) + 1 Category B (e.g. Medicare card, photo student ID, bank card) + 1 more A or B, plus Category C proof of Queensland address and Category D name-change proof if needed. Must be medically fit to drive (medical certificate if needed). Form F3000 only at police stations and QGAP offices.
Which handbook is the Queensland road rules test based on?
The official Your keys to driving in Queensland (dated 1 November 2022). You can read it on the official site.
Official source: Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR), Queensland Government. Handbook: Your keys to driving in Queensland.
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Last updated 13 October 2026.