Ah, the Northern Territory driving test—where the outback meets bureaucracy. To pass, you'll need to demonstrate your ability to handle city and rural conditions, including roundabouts, intersections, and hill starts. The test typically includes a practical driving assessment lasting around 30 minutes. Key points evaluated include observation, signaling, speed control, and adherence to road rules.
Fees vary, but expect to pay around $50 to $70 AUD for the practical test. If you fail, you can always try again after a waiting period. For the nitty-gritty details and booking, consult the NT Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics or check ServiceCentral for local info.
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