South Australia
Practise for the Learner’s Theory Test.
For the official rules and to book your test, go to the SA Department for Infrastructure and Transport — official Learner’s Theory Test information.
291 questions in the SA 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 Learner’s Theory Test is marked
The test is marked in two parts, and each one has its own minimum. You need 40 of 50 correct in total. The mock test in the app uses the same structure, so nothing on the day is a surprise.
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Every question
Part 1 · Give way
Needs 8 of 8
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Part 2 · Road rules and safe driving
Needs 32 of 42
Some sections here leave no margin. Where a section says every question, one wrong answer ends the test. That is how the test is marked, not something we have added. Better to know now than on the day — the mock in the app marks those sections the same way, so you will have met them before you walk in.
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 SA format 50 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 South Australia, not a generic national summary.
- Preparing for your Learner’s Theory Test — What South Australia’s theory test really checks — and the one rule that catches people out.
- Preparing for your driving test — What the examiner is really watching for — and the habits that get you there.