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Australia Traffic Law Report

Co Quan Nguon: Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics (BITRE)

Cap Nhat Lan Cuoi: February 12, 2026

Ket Qua Chinh

●Theory test pass rate is ~70% (2023, State transport authorities (aggregate estimate))
●Road fatalities: 1,300 deaths in 2024 — Up 3.3% from 2023 (1,266 to 1,300)
●~900,000 tests administered per year by Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics
●Most challenging topic: Speed Limit Rules (22% fail rate)

Thong Ke Bai Thi

Ty Le Dau Thi Ly Thuyet

~70%

State transport authorities (aggregate estimate) (2023)

Ty Le Dau Thi Thuc Hanh

62%

EzLicence national average (30,000+ tests, Jan 2022 - Dec 2023) (2023)

So Bai Thi Duoc To Chuc Moi Nam

~900,000

Transport for NSW + state estimates (2022)

Gioi Han Toc Do

Khu Vuc Do Thi

50 km/h (40 km/h school zones)

Nong Thon / Duong Quoc Lo

100-110 km/h

Duong Cao Toc

110 km/h (up to 130 km/h in NT)

Chu De Kho Nhat

Speed Limit Rules

22% ty le truot

Varying limits by road type, school zones, and roadworks

Vehicle Equipment Use

20% ty le truot

Headlights, indicators, fog lights rules and requirements

Night Driving

19% ty le truot

Visibility rules, headlight use, and safe following distances at night

Intersections

18% ty le truot

Right-of-way at roundabouts, T-intersections, and uncontrolled crossings

Parking & Stopping

17% ty le truot

Distance from intersections, fire hydrants, bus stops, and rail crossings

An Toan Giao Thong

Tu Vong Do Giao Thong

1,300 deaths

BITRE Road Trauma Australia (2024)

Xu Huong

Up 3.3% from 2023 (1,266 to 1,300)

Hinh Phat va Tien Phat

Vuot Toc DoAUD 123 (0-10 km/h over) to AUD 2,520 (45+ km/h over) in NSW; penalties doubled in school zones

Lai Xe Khi Say RuouBAC 0.05% (full licence), 0.00% (learners/P-platers); high-range: AUD 3,300+ fine, 12-month suspension, up to 18 months jail

He Thong Diem13 demerit points in 3 years = suspension (most states); learners/P1: 4 points triggers suspension (NSW)

Su Dung Dien Thoai Di DongAUD 423 fine + 5 demerit points (NSW); AI-powered detection cameras deployed

Thay Doi Phap Luat Gan Day

2024

Tom's Law (WA): Red P-plate drivers limited to one passenger; hundreds of high-pedestrian roads reduced to 40 km/h

2025

AI-powered phone/seatbelt detection cameras deployed nationally

2025

25 km/h passing rule (SA) for stationary breakdown vehicles with flashing amber lights

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Du lieu xac minh lan cuoi: 2026-02-12

Primary Sources:

State transport authorities (aggregate estimate) — Test statistics (2023)
BITRE Road Trauma Australia — Road safety data (2024)
Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics (BITRE) — Official regulatory body

Nhan Thong Bao Khi Bao Cao Nay Duoc Cap Nhat

Chung toi cap nhat bao cao khi co thong ke chinh thuc moi. Dang ky de luon cap nhat thong tin.

Thong Tin Nhanh

DKT format (NSW)

45 questions, need 41 correct (91%) to pass

State variation

Each state/territory has its own test format — no national driving test

Supervised hours

120 hours required (NSW, VIC), 100 hours (QLD), 50 hours (WA)

Pass rate range

Practical pass rate ranges from 35% (WA) to 75% (VIC) by state

Speeding enforcement

3+ million speeding infringements issued across Australia in 2024

Left-hand traffic

Drives on the left, same as UK and Japan

Cite This Report

AutoviaTest. (2026, February 12). Australia traffic law report: Driving test statistics. AutoviaTest. https://autoviatest.com/vi-VN/traffic-law-reports/australia

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Theory Pass Rate~70%

Practical Pass Rate62%

Motorway Speed110 km/h

Fatalities (2024)1,300 deaths

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Australia Traffic Law Report

Co Quan Nguon: Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics (BITRE)

Cap Nhat Lan Cuoi: February 12, 2026

Ket Qua Chinh

●Theory test pass rate is ~70% (2023, State transport authorities (aggregate estimate))
●Road fatalities: 1,300 deaths in 2024 — Up 3.3% from 2023 (1,266 to 1,300)
●~900,000 tests administered per year by Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics
●Most challenging topic: Speed Limit Rules (22% fail rate)

Thong Ke Bai Thi

Ty Le Dau Thi Ly Thuyet

~70%

State transport authorities (aggregate estimate) (2023)

Ty Le Dau Thi Thuc Hanh

62%

EzLicence national average (30,000+ tests, Jan 2022 - Dec 2023) (2023)

So Bai Thi Duoc To Chuc Moi Nam

~900,000

Transport for NSW + state estimates (2022)

Gioi Han Toc Do

Khu Vuc Do Thi

50 km/h (40 km/h school zones)

Nong Thon / Duong Quoc Lo

100-110 km/h

Duong Cao Toc

110 km/h (up to 130 km/h in NT)

Chu De Kho Nhat

Speed Limit Rules

22% ty le truot

Varying limits by road type, school zones, and roadworks

Vehicle Equipment Use

20% ty le truot

Headlights, indicators, fog lights rules and requirements

Night Driving

19% ty le truot

Visibility rules, headlight use, and safe following distances at night

Intersections

18% ty le truot

Right-of-way at roundabouts, T-intersections, and uncontrolled crossings

Parking & Stopping

17% ty le truot

Distance from intersections, fire hydrants, bus stops, and rail crossings

An Toan Giao Thong

Tu Vong Do Giao Thong

1,300 deaths

BITRE Road Trauma Australia (2024)

Xu Huong

Up 3.3% from 2023 (1,266 to 1,300)

Hinh Phat va Tien Phat

Vuot Toc DoAUD 123 (0-10 km/h over) to AUD 2,520 (45+ km/h over) in NSW; penalties doubled in school zones

Lai Xe Khi Say RuouBAC 0.05% (full licence), 0.00% (learners/P-platers); high-range: AUD 3,300+ fine, 12-month suspension, up to 18 months jail

He Thong Diem13 demerit points in 3 years = suspension (most states); learners/P1: 4 points triggers suspension (NSW)

Su Dung Dien Thoai Di DongAUD 423 fine + 5 demerit points (NSW); AI-powered detection cameras deployed

Thay Doi Phap Luat Gan Day

2024

Tom's Law (WA): Red P-plate drivers limited to one passenger; hundreds of high-pedestrian roads reduced to 40 km/h

2025

AI-powered phone/seatbelt detection cameras deployed nationally

2025

25 km/h passing rule (SA) for stationary breakdown vehicles with flashing amber lights

Nguon va Phuong Phap

Tat ca thong ke trong bao cao nay deu tu cac co quan chinh phu chinh thuc va du lieu cong khai. AutoviaTest la nen tang giao duc doc lap va khong lien ket voi bat ky co quan thi cu nao cua chinh phu.

Du lieu xac minh lan cuoi: 2026-02-12

Primary Sources:

State transport authorities (aggregate estimate) — Test statistics (2023)
BITRE Road Trauma Australia — Road safety data (2024)
Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics (BITRE) — Official regulatory body

Nhan Thong Bao Khi Bao Cao Nay Duoc Cap Nhat

Chung toi cap nhat bao cao khi co thong ke chinh thuc moi. Dang ky de luon cap nhat thong tin.

Thong Tin Nhanh

DKT format (NSW)

45 questions, need 41 correct (91%) to pass

State variation

Each state/territory has its own test format — no national driving test

Supervised hours

120 hours required (NSW, VIC), 100 hours (QLD), 50 hours (WA)

Pass rate range

Practical pass rate ranges from 35% (WA) to 75% (VIC) by state

Speeding enforcement

3+ million speeding infringements issued across Australia in 2024

Left-hand traffic

Drives on the left, same as UK and Japan

Cite This Report

AutoviaTest. (2026, February 12). Australia traffic law report: Driving test statistics. AutoviaTest. https://autoviatest.com/vi-VN/traffic-law-reports/australia

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🇦🇺Australia Driving Stats

Theory Pass Rate~70%

Practical Pass Rate62%

Motorway Speed110 km/h

Fatalities (2024)1,300 deaths

Source: AutoviaTest | CC BY 4.0

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