The Hazard Perception Test Online is the same as the computer-based test you’ve always been able to take in-person. But with the HPTO there’s no appointment fee or booking required. And no need to visit a VicRoads Customer Service Centre to take the test - all that’s needed is a myVicRoads account, a compatible device with internet connection and you can take the test at home.

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Cancelled appointments

If your appointment to take the Hazard Perception Test in-person was recently suspended due to the impacts of COVID-19 you may have already received an email from VicRoads inviting you to take the test online.

Tell your friends or family!

If you’ve already completed your Hazard Perception Test or you’re a full licence holder you’re not required to take the test again. Forward this to friends or family to let them know they can now take it online!

Safe driving tips to improve your hazard perception

You can get better at hazard perception by:

Scanning for hazards in front and around you.
Keeping a safe distance between you and the vehicle in front.
Driving at a safe speed for the environment you’re in.
Sharing the road safely with others.
Giving yourself enough time to slow down.
Using the ‘three-second rule’.
Looking out for changing road conditions or road works.
Minimising distractions such as loud music, lots of conversation and the radio.

For more ways on how you can improve your hazard perception skills, check out our safe driving tips and review your knowledge of the road rules and the stages of driving.

Where to find more information

Visit The Hazard Perception Test webpage for more information.

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