DKTKey points on alcohol for the Queensland learner test. Each answer is checked against the official Queensland handbook or road rules; use the practice-question links to test yourself.
How can one or two alcoholic drinks affect your driving?
Answer: They slow your reactions and affect your judgement
Even if you feel unaffected, one or two drinks reduce your reaction time and judgement.
Practice question 332 · official source
Alcohol is a depressant. What does that mean for your driving?
Answer: It slows how quickly your brain works
A depressant slows brain function, so you respond and decide more slowly.
Practice question 333 · official source
After drinking alcohol, what could happen to your judgement of speed?
Answer: You may misjudge your speed and the speed of others
Alcohol reduces your ability to judge speed and distance.
Practice question 334 · official source
What is the only sure way to stay under the legal alcohol limit when driving?
Answer: Do not drink any alcohol at all before driving
The simplest way to drive safely is not to drink at all if you intend to drive.
Practice question 335 · official source
What blood alcohol limit applies to Queensland learner, P1 and P2 drivers?
Answer: Zero (0.00)
Learner and provisional drivers must have no alcohol in their system. Any reading over 0.00 is an offence.
Practice question 336 · official source
What blood alcohol level must a supervisor stay under while supervising a car learner?
Answer: Below 0.05, though zero is recommended
The supervisor's BAC must be below 0.05, but TMR strongly recommends a zero limit.