Australian Road Rules (ARR) • Official State DKT Curriculum (45 Questions • Pass Mark: 91-93%)

Complete Australian Road Rules & DKT Guide

Master all 62 statutory Australian Road Rules, speed limits, roundabout protocols, right-of-way priorities, and zero-tolerance safety requirements for NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT & NT.

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Default Speeds 50 / 100 / 110 Urban / Rural / Motorway
School Zones 40 km/h School operational hours
Safe Following 3 Seconds 2s dry / 4s wet minimum
Cyclist Clearance 1.0m / 1.5m ≤60 km/h vs >60 km/h
Tyre Tread Depth 1.5 mm Principal tread grooves
Alcohol Limits 0.00% Zero BAC Learners & P1/P2 plates
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Frequently Asked Questions on Australian Road Rules

Clear, definitive answers to the most commonly failed statutory questions on Australian State Driver Knowledge Tests (DKT) and Learner Permit exams.

Under Australian Road Rule 25, the default speed limit in built-up urban areas is 50 km/h. On roads outside built-up areas (rural roads), the default limit is 100 km/h (in NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, TAS, and ACT) or 110 km/h (in WA and NT), unless a specific regulatory sign indicates otherwise.
Under ARR 114, you must give way to any vehicle already circulating inside the roundabout, and to any vehicle approaching the roundabout from your right. Always indicate left before exiting the roundabout to communicate your departure.
Australia strictly enforces 0.00% Zero Alcohol Tolerance nationwide for all Learner (L) and Provisional (P1 & P2) licence holders. Any detected alcohol will lead to immediate licence suspension, disqualification, and heavy court fines.
No. Under ARR 150, driving on the road shoulder to travel or overtake another vehicle is strictly illegal nationwide. The shoulder is reserved exclusively for emergency breakdowns, stopping authorized emergency vehicles, or turning left where permitted by local signage.
Under ARR 300 and state transport legislation, Learner and Provisional P1/P2 drivers are subject to a 100% total ban on mobile phone use while driving. This includes hands-free kits, Bluetooth audio streaming, navigation in cradles, or speakerphones. Your vehicle must be parked out of traffic with the engine completely switched off before using a phone.
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