Western Australia theory test FAQ 2026: how many questions, pass mark, cost

The Western Australia Learner's Permit Computerised Theory Test (CTT) has 30 questions (road rules and safe driving practices), per DTMI.

You need 24 of 30 to pass, per DTMI.

You need 24 of 30 (80%) to pass, so in the official 30-question format you can get at most 6 wrong. The best preparation is to study the official Drive Safe handbook (revised edition date 5 August 2026) and take practice tests until you pass them comfortably.

$22.40 — Computerised Theory Test, per DTMI.

Yes. This site has 2 free Western Australia Learner's Permit Computerised Theory Test (CTT) practice tests for 2026, each with 30 questions and the official pass mark of 24 of 30 (80%), plus a free road-sign quiz.

DTMI does not publish a time limit for the Western Australia Learner's Permit Computerised Theory Test (CTT).

'If you don't pass, you'll need to resit the test on another day and pay a resit fee.' The oral (spoken) test 'can only be attempted once a day.' No attempt cap stated; each resit costs $19.20. A pass result is valid for 5 years.

The minimum age is 16, per DTMI.

First-time applicants visit a DTMI service centre or regional agent with a completed Driver's licence application (Form DLA1) and 'a combination of 5 documents that show your full name, date of birth, and current address', originals only (printed, not digital), at least 1 showing your signature (2 combinations allowed; Category A e.g. Australian birth certificate, B e.g. passport, C e.g. Medicare card or WA student photo ID, D proof of address). Medical declaration; eyesight test.

The official Drive Safe handbook (revised edition date 5 August 2026). You can read it on the official site.