Victoria · Learner permit test
Start with the free stuff: the Road to Solo Driving handbook and the VicRoads practice test. Every question comes from the handbook. If you want more practice, the apps and websites below are the ones Victorian learners actually use. We checked each one’s price and what you get for free in October 2026.
The official handbook for Victorian learners. Test questions come from all four of its chapters. Also available in Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Turkish and Vietnamese, and there are a few sample questions near the back.
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32 random questions with a 78% pass mark, so 25 right to pass. VicRoads says it’s like the real test. When you get one wrong, it tells you which part of the handbook to reread. There’s a printable version too.
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The online test is itself a course, so it teaches as it goes. Three sections, each with a Challenge, then a final assessment. VicRoads says about 4 to 6 hours in all, and you can repeat the course as often as you like within 12 months.
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The most-rated Victoria-only app: 4.5 stars from about 529 ratings on the App Store. It claims 500+ questions with explanations. Its mock tests use 45 questions, which doesn’t match the 32-question VicRoads practice test, and some reviewers say a few answers are marked wrong.
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Game-style lessons with a shortened handbook. Its website lists 550+ Victorian questions across 68 lessons. The app has 4.6 stars from about 5,300 ratings on the Australian App Store, though that covers every state. Full access needs a paid plan.
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A free 32-question test with a 25-to-pass scorecard, plus 92 Victorian questions by topic that you can browse with answers. You give an email address to get the test link.
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Handy if you take things in better by listening, especially for road signs. They’re unofficial and quality varies, so check anything surprising against the handbook.
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More than 60 instructors across Melbourne, Ballarat, Geelong, Warragul and the Mornington Peninsula. They teach the driving itself, not the knowledge test, so they’re for after you’ve got your Ls. Prices from 31 August 2026.
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Once you have your Ls, a free coaching lesson for you and your supervising driver with an accredited instructor. For learners aged 16 to 21 with 10 to 50 hours of practice logged.
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For learners who don’t have a supervising driver or a car to practise in. Volunteer mentors help you build up your supervised hours. You need a Victorian learner permit first, so pass the test, then apply through myVicRoads.
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Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.