DKT stands for the Driver Knowledge Test, the official computer-based test that learner drivers in New South Wales (NSW), Australia must pass before they can get a learner driver licence. It is administered through Transport for NSW / Service NSW and is based on the current Road Users' Handbook.
The DKT is a multiple-choice test — you'll be asked a set of questions covering road rules, road signs, hazard awareness, and general safe-driving knowledge (topics like speed limits, intersections, lane use, seat belts, and drug- and alcohol-affected driving). You need a high proportion of correct answers to pass, so most candidates prepare with the official handbook plus practice questions before booking their test at a service centre.
Note: "DKT" is also used for driving-related knowledge tests in other countries (for example, the Netherlands' theory exam). The practice questions on this page are modeled on the NSW, Australia Driver Knowledge Test topic areas. Always confirm the exact question count, pass mark, and booking process for your test on your local transport authority's official website before test day, since these details can be updated by the authority.
For a fuller set of questions on this topic, see our dkt practice test resource.
Prepare for the DKT - Driver Knowledge Test exam with our free practice test modules. Each quiz covers key topics to help you pass on your first try.