Queensland · Road rules test
Start with the rules, not the car. TMR says the written test's questions come from Your keys to driving in Queensland, so that's the book to read, and qld.gov.au explains the same rules one topic at a time. If you'd rather learn on a screen, PrepL is TMR's own course and counts in place of the written test. Once you're on your Ls, learning to drive in QLD means at least 100 logbook hours if you're under 25.
If you like reading, use the handbook and qld.gov.au. TMR calls Your keys to driving in Queensland the road rules handbook for all drivers, learners included.
If you want structure, PrepL takes about 4 to 6 hours, with activities, videos and scenarios, and you have 12 months to finish. It costs $29.70, the same as the written test, and ends in its own 30-question test.
Private apps are handy for drilling questions on your phone near the end. None of them are TMR's, so check anything that surprises you against the handbook.
For the driving itself, TMR's advice on driving schools is to ask to see the trainer's Industry Authority card, which shows they're accredited, and to check the car has dual controls, which the law requires. It suggests lessons of 1 to 2 hours.
One way to work through it:
TMR's road rules handbook for all drivers, and the book the written test's questions come from. TMR says it covers Queensland's road rules and licensing requirements and includes sample test questions. You can also buy a copy, though TMR doesn't say where printed copies are sold.
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The current road rules, split into topics: giving way, roundabouts, lanes, road markings, traffic lights and U-turns, speed limits and more. Handy for checking a rule the handbook might have out of date.
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TMR's driver tests page links to it to help you decide when you're ready to sit the real test. There are separate practice tests for different licence classes, including motorcycles.
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TMR's online course, about 4 to 6 hours long, with activities, videos and scenarios in three sections. Passing its 30-question final test, at 90%, counts in place of the written road rules test. Enrol from 15 years and 11 months, and finish within 12 months.
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Practice for the 25-clip hazard perception test, which you take after 6 months on your Ls and before your driving test. TMR recommends a laptop or desktop computer.
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TMR's app for recording your 100 supervised hours and submitting them for approval. TMR says it's free on the App Store and Google Play, and your supervisor doesn't need to download it. Rated 2.3 stars from 385 ratings on the App Store.
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The developer says it has more than 1,000 practice questions and 500 flashcards. Rated 4.7 stars from 119 ratings on the App Store. Its last listed version came out in February 2025, and it doesn't say it's connected to TMR.
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Covers several states, including Queensland, with more than 600 state-specific questions, a summarised handbook and unlimited tests, according to the developer. Rated 4.6 stars from about 5,300 ratings on the App Store, across all states.
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A newer app with road rules questions in a 30-question format, hazard perception scenarios and Q-SAFE driving test tips. The developer says it has more than 1,000 questions built around TMR's question pools; that's the developer's claim, not TMR's. Only 3 ratings on the App Store so far.
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TMR's advice: ask to see the trainer's Industry Authority card, check the car has dual controls, which the law requires, and look for lessons of 1 to 2 hours that teach safe habits, not just the test.
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Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.