The DKT is a computer-based road rules knowledge test. You have to answer 45 questions. You'll have to pay a test fee each time you attempt the test. You have to answer 45 questions.
There are two parts to the test, 15 general knowledge questions and 30 road safety questions. You should read each question carefully before answering as there's no time limit to complete the test.
Practice makes perfect. Make sure to complete the RMS practice test before you attempt the real thing! RMS offers a great DKT Practice Test app (available in the App Store). Also make sure to thoroughly read through the Road User's Handbook, as everything you need to know is found in there. (See below).
The driver knowledge test consists of 45 multiple choice questions, each with 3 options. While the test consists of 45 questions, these questions are pulled from a bank of 364.
It would be a good idea to download the question bank and revise them all. Once you are confident in your knowledge base have a go at the practice test.
The Road User’s handbook is produced by the Roads and Maritime Services (RMS). This booklet contains every road rule which will need to be understood if you want to pass the driver knowledge test (DKT) and hold a driver’s licence in NSW.
The HPT is a computer-based test. During the HPT, you use the computer’s touchscreen to show how you respond to real traffic situations, such as if and when you would slow down, overtake, or turn.
You cannot sit your practical driving test until you've successfully completed your HPT.
To take the HPT you must hold a current NSW learner driver licence.
To help you study for the HPT, read the HPT handbook.