Can I retake the NSW driving test if I fail?

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Yes. You can book your test again once you feel ready. The feedback from your first attempt shows exactly which driving skills and road rules to work on before you take the test again.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions before you book your first lesson? Here’s what Sydney learners ask us most.

Can I retake the NSW driving test if I fail?

Yes. You can book your test again once you feel ready. The feedback from your first attempt shows exactly which driving skills and road rules to work on before you take the test again.

Can I turn off safety features like AEB during my driving test?

No. Safety systems such as autonomous emergency braking and traction control must stay on for the driving test. Drive the way you normally would, with these features active, so you can demonstrate responsible driving.

What is the most common reason for failing the NSW driving test?

Missing head checks (blind spot checks) is widely reported as the most common reason. Testing officers also see mistakes with mirror use and speed control, so practise regularly until these checks become automatic.

Do I need to pass the Hazard Perception Test before the driving test?

Yes. You must pass the Hazard Perception Test before you can take the practical on-road test. Completing it first lets you focus fully on your driving skills and road safety when test day arrives.

How many hours do I need to log before the driving test in NSW?

Learners under 25 must record at least 120 hours of supervised driving in their logbook, including 20 hours at night. Your supervising driver helps you build the driving experience you need behind the wheel.

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