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Free DMV practice test for every state

Don't just memorize the rules. See the road.

Free practice for the driver's license knowledge test in all 50 states and DC. Choose your state: questions about its own rules are checked against its own handbook, every answer tells you why, and nothing is borrowed from another state.

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Coverage, state by state

How deep each state goes today

Every state has free practice. Amber states also have rules checked line by line against their own handbook; blue states have their official test length and pass mark confirmed. Tap a state to start.

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Signs, signals and lines are the same in every state

The meaning of a STOP sign, a flashing red light or a double yellow line is set nationally by the federal Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, which every state adopts. These 88questions apply wherever you'll take your test. For parking distances, alcohol limits and right-of-way wording — which do differ — pick your state.

  • Explained, not just marked. Every wrong choice says why it's wrong.
  • Sourced. Each answer links to the section or handbook page it rests on.
  • Honest about what's checked. Every quote behind an answer is verified against the official document, and we say exactly how each fact was read.
  • Yours. No account. Progress stays on your device.

National-standard practice

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All-state reference

Who runs the test, and what it looks like, state by state

Compiled from the agencies' own pages and handbooks on October 12, 2026. “Not confirmed” means the agency doesn't publish it or blocked our checker — we leave it blank rather than guess. Values marked † were seen in the official site's search listing only; confirm them on the agency site.

Licensing agency, earliest learner permit and knowledge test format for each jurisdiction
StateLicensing agencyEarliest permitKnowledge test
AlabamaALEA15Not confirmed
AlaskaAlaska DMV14†20 questions, 16 correct to pass
ArizonaADOT MVD15 years 6 months†30 questions, 80% to pass†
ArkansasArkansas DFA14†Not confirmed
CaliforniaCalifornia DMV15½80% to pass
ColoradoColorado DMV15 (with a 30-hour driver education course)†Not confirmed
ConnecticutCT DMV16†25 questions, 20 correct to pass
DelawareDelaware DMV16 (Level 1 Learner's Permit)†Not confirmed
District of ColumbiaDC DMV16†Not confirmed
FloridaFLHSMV15†50 questions, 40 correct to pass†
GeorgiaGeorgia DDS15†Road Signs: 20 questions, 15 to pass · Road Rules: 20 questions, 15 to pass
HawaiiHawaii DOT15 years 6 months25 questions
IdahoITD DMV14½ (Driver Training / Supervised Instruction Permit)†Not confirmed
IllinoisIllinois SOS15 (enrolled in approved driver education)†35 questions · Traffic sign identification: 15 questions†
IndianaIndiana BMV15 (enrolled in approved driver education); 16 otherwise†Traffic signs: 80% to pass · Traffic maneuvers: 80% to pass
IowaIowa DOT14†80% to pass†
KansasKansas Division of Vehicles1425 questions
KentuckyKYTC Driver Licensing1580% to pass
LouisianaLouisiana OMV1540 questions, 32 correct to pass
MaineMaine BMV15 (driver education required under 18)†30 questions, 24 correct to pass
MarylandMaryland MVA15 years 9 months†25 questions, 88% to pass†
MassachusettsMassachusetts RMV16†25 questions, 18 correct to pass
MichiganMichigan Secretary of State14 years 9 months (Level 1 Learner License, after Segment 1 driver education)†Not confirmed
MinnesotaMinnesota DVS15†Not confirmed
MississippiMississippi DPS15†Not confirmed
MissouriMissouri DOR1525 questions, 20 correct to pass
MontanaMontana MVD14½ in an approved traffic education program; otherwise 15 with a completed course, or 16†Not confirmed
NebraskaNebraska DMV15 (Learner's Permit, LPD)25 questions, 80% to pass†
NevadaNevada DMV15½Not confirmed
New HampshireNH DMVNo learner permit is issued; supervised practice may begin at 15½ and a license at 16†Not confirmed
New JerseyNJ MVC16 (special learner permit, through a behind-the-wheel course)†50 questions, 40 correct to pass
New MexicoNM MVD15 (enrolled in or completed approved driver education)†Not confirmed
New YorkNY DMV1620 questions, 14 correct to pass · Road signs: 4 questions, 2 to pass
North CarolinaNCDMV15 (Level 1 Limited Learner Permit, ages 15–17)†Not confirmed
North DakotaNDDOT14†Not confirmed
OhioOhio BMV15 years 6 months†40 questions, 75% to pass†
OklahomaService OklahomaNot confirmed20 questions, 15 correct to pass
OregonOregon DMV15†35 questions, 28 correct to pass
PennsylvaniaPennDOT16†18 questions, 15 correct to pass
Rhode IslandRI DMV16 (after the 33-hour CCRI driver education course)†Not confirmed
South CarolinaSCDMVNot confirmedNot confirmed
South DakotaSD DPS Driver Licensing14†80% to pass†
TennesseeTennessee Driver Services15†30 questions, 80% to pass†
TexasTexas DPS15†70% to pass
UtahUtah DLD1550 questions, 80% to pass
VermontVermont DMV1520 questions, 16 correct to pass†
VirginiaVirginia DMV15 years 6 months†Road signs: 10 questions, 10 to pass · General knowledge: 30 questions, 24 to pass
WashingtonWashington DOL15 if enrolled in driver training; 15½ otherwise†40 questions, 32 correct to pass
West VirginiaWV DMV15 (Level 1 Instruction Permit)†25 questions, 19 correct to pass
WisconsinWisconsin DMV1550 questions, 40 correct to pass
WyomingWYDOT Driver Services15†Not confirmed

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What “source-checked” means, who reviews, and how to report a mistake. Coverage for all 51 →

FuelWide Driving Academy is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or run by any state motor vehicle agency or government body, and its practice sets are not the official knowledge test.