Victoria Learner Permit Test — All Questions
4 questions
What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for a Victorian learner permit holder?
- a.Zero (0.00)✓
- b.0.02
- c.0.05
- d.0.08
Learner and probationary drivers in Victoria must have a zero (0.00) blood alcohol concentration whenever they drive. (Road to Solo Driving)
What is the general blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for a fully licensed driver in Victoria?
- a.0.00
- b.0.02
- c.Under 0.05✓
- d.0.08
A fully licensed driver must stay under 0.05, but learner and probationary drivers must remain at zero. Alcohol slows reaction time even below the limit. (Road to Solo Driving)
Compared with a fully licensed driver, how many demerit points can a Victorian learner or probationary driver accumulate before facing suspension?
- a.The same as a full licence holder
- b.Fewer points; a learner or probationary driver is suspended after 5 demerit points in any 12-month period✓
- c.More points, because they are still learning
- d.Demerit points do not apply to learners
Learner and probationary drivers have a lower threshold: incurring 5 or more demerit points within any 12-month period leads to a licence sanction. (Road to Solo Driving)
Which statement about drug driving in Victoria is correct?
- a.Only alcohol is tested at the roadside
- b.Illegal drugs are fine if you feel able to drive
- c.Prescription medicines never affect your driving
- d.It is an offence to drive with certain illegal drugs in your body, and police conduct roadside drug testing✓
It is an offence to drive with prescribed illegal drugs present, and police carry out roadside saliva testing. Some medicines can also impair driving. (Road to Solo Driving)