How long does the hazard perception test take?

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The full test can take up to 45 minutes to complete, depending on how quickly you move through each clip.

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Get answers to common questions about driving lessons, bookings and test preparation in Melbourne.

Do I need the hazard perception test if I have an overseas licence?

Some overseas licence holders converting to a Victorian licence are required to complete the hazard perception test, it depends on individual circumstances, so it’s worth checking directly with VicRoads.

Is the hazard perception test hard to pass?

It isn’t designed to be difficult if you’ve had genuine driving exposure and understand the “See, Think, Do” framework. Practising with official sample tests beforehand significantly improves your confidence and pass rate.

What is the minimum age for the hazard perception test?

You must be at least 17 years and 11 months old and hold a current Victorian learner permit.

Can I do the hazard perception test online?

Yes. You can complete the hazard perception test online through your myVicRoads account, or in person at a VicRoads Customer Service Centre if you prefer.