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About the Western Australia Learner Test
The Computerised Theory Test (CTT) in Western Australia is a computer-based test with 30 multiple-choice questions. You need at least 24 correct to pass. Questions are drawn from road rules, signs, road markings, alcohol laws and safe driving.
Key Rules
- The test has 30 multiple-choice questions. You must answer at least 24 correctly (80%) to pass.
- Questions cover road rules, signs, road markings, alcohol laws, overtaking and safe driving.
- Study the Drive Safe handbook and practise all topics on KangaLearner before sitting the test.
- KangaLearner's Learn section, Practice mode and Mock Test cover the same topics as the real exam, using the Western Australia question bank.
Common Mistakes
- Skipping the Learn section and going straight to practice without understanding the rules first.
- Assuming the passing score is lower than it is: in Western Australia the cutoff is 24 of 30 and it is firm.
Practical Example
The Mock Test in KangaLearner gives you 30 random questions from the Western Australia question bank. Aim for 90% or higher consistently before booking your test with Department of Transport (WA).
Quick Check
- How many questions does the Western Australia learner test have?
- What is the minimum score needed to pass?
- What is the recommended study order on KangaLearner?
Source: Based on the Drive Safe handbook — Department of Transport (WA).