Queensland Learner Written Test — All Questions
4 questions
What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for a Queensland learner or P1 driver?
- a.0.05
- b.Zero (0.00)✓
- c.0.02
- d.0.08
Learner, P1 and P2 provisional drivers in Queensland must have a zero (0.00) blood alcohol concentration whenever they drive. (Your Keys to Driving in Queensland)
What is the general blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for a fully licensed (open licence) driver in Queensland?
- a.0.08
- b.0.00
- c.Under 0.05✓
- d.0.02
An open licence holder must stay under 0.05, but learner and provisional drivers must remain at zero until they gain an open licence. (Your Keys to Driving in Queensland)
How does the demerit point threshold for a learner or provisional driver compare with an open licence holder?
- a.It is lower; new drivers reach their limit and face action with fewer points than open licence holders✓
- b.Demerit points do not apply to learners
- c.It is exactly the same
- d.It is higher for learners
Learner and provisional drivers have a lower demerit point threshold than open licence holders, so a smaller number of offences can lead to suspension. Check the current figure with the official source. (Your Keys to Driving in Queensland)
Which statement about drug driving in Queensland is correct?
- a.Only alcohol can be tested at the roadside
- b.It is an offence to drive with certain drugs present, and police conduct roadside drug testing✓
- c.Illegal drugs are acceptable if you feel fine
- d.Medicines never affect driving ability
It is an offence to drive with prescribed illegal drugs in your system; police carry out roadside saliva testing, and some medicines can also impair driving. (Your Keys to Driving in Queensland)