Queensland Road Rules Test 5

This site will not only help to guide you on what to expect but also prepare you with practice tests. These tests are very similar to the actual exams so they can help you to be successful in obtaining your Queensland driver’s license so that you can be free to drive as soon as you can.

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Queensland Road Rules Test 5

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You must give way to a bus with a give way sign on the back in built-up areas with speed limits below...?

50 km/h

80 km/h

70 km/h

60 km/h

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If you are found using a mobile phone illegally when driving, the demerit points will be doubled if you commit a similar offense within what time?

Three months

Two years

Six months

One year

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Outside of built-up areas, you must not park on the crest of a hill or a curve unless your vehicle can be seen from the rear for at least...?

50 m

150 m

100 m

25 m

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Driving without sleep for 24 hours is the equivalent of driving with a blood-alcohol concentration of what?

0.05

0.1

0.07

0.03

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Which of these is not permitted in order to get out of the way of an emergency vehicle with lights and/or sirens activated?

Running a red light

Driving on the wrong side of the road

Pulling over and stopping

Making an illegal turn

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If you are leaving a roundabout half way round or earlier, you must stay in the...?

Right lane

Any lane you choose

Left lane

Center lane

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If you are leaving your vehicle unattended you must secure it if you intend more than what distance from your vehicle?

3 m

2 m

10 m

5 m

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How many demerit points will you get for using a handheld mobile phone when driving?

Two

One

Three

Four

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What is the number of demerit points you will accumulate for driving between 21 and 30 km/h over the speed limit?

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In addition to regular breaks, when driving long distances you should have an extended 30 minute break every...?

Seven hours

Four hours

Six hours

Five hours

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Speed limit signs display the...?

Permitted minimum speed

Permitted maximum speed

Compulsory speed

Suggested speed

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Which of these will tell you that you have had a rear tyre blowout?

Bumping up and down

Pulling to the right

Swaying from side to side

Pulling to the left

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In what circumstances can you use a mobile phone in your hand when driving?

When stopped at traffic lights

None of these

For turning the phone off

For making a text message

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You must always leave what distance between your vehicle and another when parking?

1.5 m

50 cm

1 m

2 m

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You must not park within what distance of a letterbox?

5 m

1 m

2 m

3 m

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If you have a tyre blowout, what should you do with your steering wheel?

Loosen your grip

Take one hand off

Grip it firmly

Take both hands off

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You should be particularly alert for pedestrians at night when driving near...?

Schools

Hospitals

Bars

Shopping malls

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Which of these may be a punishment for driving over the alcohol limit?

Disqualification from driving

Financial penalties

Imprisonment

All of them

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If you need to wear lenses or spectacles to drive safely, your licence will be endorsed with what letter?

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Driving while tired is a contributing factor to what proportion of crashes?

One in four

One in six

One in ten

One in eight

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The lap part of the seatbelt should stretch...?

Across your pelvis

Just below your ribs

Just below your navel

Just above your navel

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How much more likely are you to die in a crash if you're not wearing a seatbelt?

4.5 times

5.5 times

2.5 times

3.5 times

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A person in a motorized wheelchair that cannot travel more than 10 km/h must be treated the same as...?

A motorcyclist

A cyclist

Another car

A pedestrian

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Which of these cannot supervise a learner driver?

Someone with a restricted licence

All of them

Someone with a provisional licence

Someone with a probationary licence

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Bicycle riders have a right to ride...?

Two abreast

Three abreast

Single file only

Four abreast

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Post-Test Guidance

Your next steps will differ depending on your test results. Understanding these steps is important for a smooth transition, whether you pass or need to retake the test.

Understanding the Results

Your examiner will inform you of your result after your test. If you pass, congratulations! You’ll receive a temporary driver’s license until your official one arrives. If you don’t pass, take comfort in knowing that it’s not uncommon, and you will have an opportunity to retake the test.

Next Steps for Successful Candidates

For those who successfully pass, your next steps will involve familiarizing yourself with the obligations and rights of being a licensed Queensland driver. Take time to go through the driver’s handbook and understand defensive driving techniques.

Resources for Improvement for Those Who Didn’t Pass

For individuals who didn’t pass, use this as a learning opportunity. Your examiner will provide feedback on areas that need improvement. Take their advice to heart, and consider additional lessons or a refresher course with a qualified driving instructor.