Queensland Motorcycle Knowledge Test Practice 2026
In Queensland you must pass the motorcycle knowledge test to get a class RE learner licence. It has 30 multiple-choice questions and you need at least 27 correct. These questions cover Queensland learner, RE and R licence rules and the safe riding skills in the Queensland Motorcycle Riders' Guide.
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Det officiella provet har 30 frågor. Godkänt: At least 27 of 30 (90%). Ansvarig: Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR). Öva gratis här med 90 frågor, alla med svar och förklaring. Kontrollerad mot officiella källor den 11 oktober 2026.
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Fråga 1 av 30
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Svar: B. A provisional or open car licence held for at least 1 year
You must hold a provisional or open car licence and have held it for at least 1 year.
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Svar: D. The Q-Ride pre-learner course
You must complete the Q-Ride pre-learner course, unless you get an exemption.
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Svar: D. People who live outside a 100 km radius of a Q-Ride training area
If you live more than 100 km from a Q-Ride training area, you can apply for an exemption.
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Svar: C. At least 12 months
Riders exempt from the pre-learner course must hold the RE learner licence for at least 12 months instead of the usual period.
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Svar: D. 30
The motorcycle knowledge test has 30 multiple choice questions.
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Svar: B. At least 27 of 30
You must answer at least 27 of the 30 questions correctly.
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Svar: C. Once a day
You can sit the knowledge test once a day.
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Svar: B. Only after completing the Q-Ride pre-learner course or getting an exemption
The online test is only open to people who have done the pre-learner course or have been exempted from it.
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Svar: C. Road rules, risk management and hazard perception
The test covers topics from road rules to risk management and hazard perception. Some questions come from the Queensland Motorcycle Riders' Guide.
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Svar: A. A person who has held an open licence for the same class of motorcycle for at least 1 year
Your supervisor must hold an open licence for the motorcycle class you are learning on and must have held it for at least 1 year.
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Svar: A. On another motorcycle or in another vehicle at a safe distance, or in an attached sidecar
A supervisor cannot be a pillion. They ride in an attached sidecar, or follow from a safe distance on another motorcycle or in another vehicle.
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Svar: D. Wear a vest with a capital L on the back
Learners may display an L plate at the rear or wear a vest with a capital L on the back.
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Svar: A. 0.00
Learner riders must have a BAC of 0.00 and must not ride under the influence of drugs.
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Svar: D. No, except a supervisor seated in an attached sidecar
Learners must not carry passengers. The only exception is a supervisor in an attached sidecar.
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Svar: C. 90 days
You must hold the RE learner licence for at least 90 days (or 1 year if you were exempt from the pre-learner course).
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Svar: D. The motorcycle hazard perception test
Since 1 July 2021, you must pass the motorcycle hazard perception test before the Q-Ride or Q-SAFE assessment.
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Svar: C. By completing the Q-Ride restricted (RE) course
Riders within 100 km of a Q-Ride training centre must complete the Q-Ride RE course. Q-SAFE is an option only outside that radius.
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Svar: D. Only learner approved motorcycles
An RE licence holder may ride only a learner approved motorcycle.
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Svar: C. Red
P1 riders display a red P plate on the rear, or wear a vest with a red capital P on the back. P2 riders use green.
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Svar: D. After holding the RE provisional or open licence for at least 1 year
You can only carry a passenger, including in a sidecar, after holding your RE provisional or open licence for at least 1 year.
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Svar: A. 0.00 (no alcohol)
You must meet the no alcohol limit (0.00 BAC) for the first year of your RE provisional or open licence.
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Svar: D. At least 2 years
You need at least 2 years on the RE provisional or open licence, then the Q-Ride R course or a Q-SAFE riding test.
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Svar: A. No mobile phone use at all
P1 licence holders under 25 must not use a mobile phone at all when riding.
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Svar: C. Riders with an open licence for the motorcycle they are riding
Only riders holding an open licence for the motorcycle they are riding may lane filter.
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Svar: D. When the speed limit is 90 km/h or more and the rider goes 30 km/h or less
Edge filtering is allowed on major roads with a limit of 90 km/h or more, at 30 km/h or less, when safe. You must give way to riders already on the shoulder.
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Svar: D. In tunnels and through roadworks
Edge filtering is not allowed on unsealed parts of the road, through roadworks, in a tunnel, or where it is not safe.
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Svar: B. During school zone hours
You must not filter in a school zone during school zone hours.
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Svar: D. They must be able to reach the passenger footrests while seated
A pillion must be at least 8 years old, sit astride facing forward, and be able to reach the passenger footrests.
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Svar: B. 1 year from the date of issue
A Q-Ride competency declaration is not a licence and is only valid for 1 year. If you do not upgrade in time, you must repeat the course.
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Svar: D. Queensland Government driving examiners
Q-SAFE is delivered by Queensland Government driving examiners. Q-Ride courses are run by registered service providers.
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Det riktiga provet: At least 27 of 30 (90%)
Bra att veta före provet
- The motorcycle knowledge test has 30 multiple-choice questions on road rules, risk management and hazard perception. You need at least 27 correct.
- You can sit the test once a day. Online you only pay when you pass; in person a fee applies to each attempt.
- To get an RE learner licence you must have held a provisional or open car licence for at least 1 year and complete the Q-Ride pre-learner course.
- Learners need a supervisor who has held an open licence for that motorcycle class for at least 1 year. The supervisor cannot ride as a pillion.
- After at least 90 days on your learner licence, you pass the motorcycle hazard perception test and then the Q-Ride RE course or a Q-SAFE riding test.
- RE riders must have zero alcohol in their first year and cannot carry a passenger until they have held the licence for 1 year.
- Only open licence holders may lane filter, at 30 km/h or less and never in a school zone during school zone hours.
Vanliga frågor
How many questions are on the Queensland motorcycle knowledge test?
30 multiple-choice questions. You must get at least 27 right.
Can I do the Queensland motorcycle test online?
Yes, if you hold a Queensland provisional, probationary or open licence, have held another licence class for at least 1 year in the past 5 years, and have completed (or been exempted from) the Q-Ride pre-learner course.
Do I need a car licence for motorcycle Ls in Queensland?
Yes. You must hold a provisional or open car licence and have held it for at least 1 year.
Is the Queensland motorcycle test timed?
The official pages we checked do not state a time limit.
When can I upgrade from RE to R?
After holding your RE provisional or open licence for at least 2 years, by completing the Q-Ride R course or passing a Q-SAFE riding test.
Källor
- Queensland Government: Getting a learner motorcycle licence (RE)
- Queensland Government: Written road rules and knowledge tests
- Queensland Government: Rules for learner riders
- Queensland Government: Upgrading from a learner licence
- Queensland Government: Rules for RE provisional or open licence holders
- Queensland Government: Motorcycle road rules
- Queensland Motorcycle Riders' Guide