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When you pass you will be issued with your provisional P1 licence and will no longer need to keep a log book or have a supervising driver in the car with you. You will be free to continue learning and gaining valuable experience through driving on your own.  \nLearner drivers must successfully complete a computer based Hazard Perception Test before attempting the Driving Test.  \nFor more detailed information about the Driving Test you can read the Driving Test (Class C) Testing Officers Manual. The Road User Handbook is also a useful publication that covers the main road rules you need to know to drive legally and safely on NSW roads. You can access both publications [at](at nsw.gov.au)[ nsw.gov.au](at nsw.gov.au)  \nTo access the current Road Rules, visit [legislation.nsw.gov.au](legislation.nsw.gov.au)  \nContents  \n\n| Introduction | 1 |\n| --- | --- |\n| The Driving Test | 3 |\n| Booking a test | 3 |\n| What you must bring to the test | 4 |\n| On the day of the test | 5 |\n| The way the test works | 7 |\n| Low risk driving | 8 |\n| Observation | 8 |\n| Speed management | 11 |\n| Road positioning | 14 |\n| Decision making | 23 |\n| Responding to hazards | 25 |\n| Vehicle control | 29 |\n| Operating the controls | 29 |\n| Test results | 31 |\n| Why you might fail | 31 |\n| What happens after the test? | 38 |\n\nTips for new provisional drivers 41  \nProvisional licence driver restrictions 41  \nThe Driving Test  \nThe Driving Test is the final step to progress from a learner licence toa provisional P1 licence. You may also need to take the Driving Test if you have recently moved to NSW.  \nThe Driving Test is a practical on-road test that focuses on your ability to perceive hazards and respond to them. A testing officer assesses your driving skills, decision making, your awareness of other road users and how you share the road.  \nDepending on what driver licence you have and the type of Driving Test you book, you may need to do a few things before your test.  \nLearner drivers need to pass a computer-based Hazard Perception Test (HPT) within the previous 15 months of their Driving Test booking. They also need to log at least 120 hours of driving, including 20 hours at night before they can do the Driving Test.  \nOther drivers may need to pass a Driver Knowledge Test or get a Fitness to Drive Assessment before their Driving Test booking.  \nBooking a test  \nWhen you are ready for the Driving Test book and pay:  \n• [online at](online at service.nsw.gov.au)[ service.nsw.gov.au](online at service.nsw.gov.au)  \n• by calling 13 22 13  \n• at a service centre.  \nTo change or cancel your booking, you must do this at least 48 hours before the test date or your fee may not be transferred or refunded.  \nWhat you must bring to the test  \n• Proof of identity  \nYour learner, overseas or full licence driver licence. 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Some service centres only accept card payments, so please check [service.nsw.gov.au](service.nsw.gov.au if you want)[ if you want](service.nsw.gov.au if you want) to pay with cash.  \n• Your completed Learner Driver Log Book (under 25 year olds only) You must have at least 120 hours","cbCaiaf71w5PUq1I","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaf71w5PUq1I","pdf",1873029,48,"English","# Introduction\n# The Driving Test\n## Booking a test\n## What you must bring to the test\n## On the day of the test\n## The way the test works\n## Low risk driving\n## Observation\n## Speed management\n## Road positioning\n## Decision making\n## Responding to hazards\n## Vehicle control\n## Test results\n## Why you might fail\n## What happens after the test?","[{\"question\":\"What is the NSW Driving Test used for?\",\"answer\":\"The Driving Test is the final step to progress from a learner licence to a provisional P1 licence. 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