Queensland Learner Written Test — All Questions

You are overtaking a bicycle rider on a road with a 60 km/h limit. What minimum passing distance must you leave?

• a.At least 1 metre✓
• b.No minimum applies
• c.At least 2.5 metres
• d.0.5 metres

You must leave at least 1 metre when passing a bicycle rider where the limit is 60 km/h or less, and at least 1.5 metres where it is over 60 km/h. (Your Keys to Driving in Queensland)

As a Queensland learner or P1 driver, when may you use your mobile phone while driving?

• a.For maps and music only
• b.Hands-free calls are allowed
• c.Never; learner and P1 drivers must not use a mobile phone at all while driving✓
• d.When stopped at the lights

Learner and P1 drivers in Queensland must not use a mobile phone at all while driving, including hands-free and while stopped in traffic. (Your Keys to Driving in Queensland)

You are driving a long distance and start to feel drowsy. What is the safest action?

• a.Wind the window down and drive faster to finish sooner
• b.Take a break and rest; stop driving when you feel fatigued✓
• c.Ignore it, as tiredness does not affect driving
• d.Turn up the radio and keep going

Fatigue slows reaction time and judgement. On long Queensland trips, plan rest stops and stop driving when you feel tired. (Your Keys to Driving in Queensland)

Two lanes are merging into one where the lane lines end. What is the correct thing to do?

• a.Speed up so you are never behind
• b.Stop in the lane and wait for a large gap
• c.Give way to any vehicle that is ahead of you as the lanes merge (zip merge)✓
• d.Force your way in front

Where lane lines end and traffic merges, give way to any vehicle that is ahead of you and merge like a zip, one after the other. (Your Keys to Driving in Queensland)