New South Wales
Practise for the Driver Knowledge Test.
For the official rules and to book your test, go to Transport for NSW — official Driver Knowledge Test information.
357 questions in the NSW bank, each with a plain-English explanation — plus a mock test in the same shape as the real one.
24 questions free — no account, no card.
How the Driver Knowledge Test is marked
The test is marked in two parts, and each one has its own minimum. There is no separate overall mark — reaching every section’s minimum is the pass. The mock test in the app uses the same structure, so nothing on the day is a surprise.
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General Knowledge
Needs 12 of 15
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Road Safety
Needs 29 of 30
What practising looks like
- Every question explained In plain English — why that answer, not just which one.
- Practise by topic Drill the areas you keep getting wrong.
- A mock in the NSW format 45 questions, marked the way this page describes.
- Works offline Once the question bank has downloaded, no signal needed.
$24.99 once covers all eight states and territories — no subscription, no ads, no tracking. Start with the free 24-question preview.
Free study guides
Read these before you sit it
The same guides that ship inside the app, free to read here — written for New South Wales, not a generic national summary.
- Preparing for your DKT — What the NSW Driver Knowledge Test really checks — and how to walk in ready.
- Preparing for your driving test — What the examiner is really watching for — and the habits that get you there.