Practice tests

DMV Permit Practice Tests for All 50 States

Every state has its own driver handbook and its own permit test. Find yours below — each page has 20 randomized questions drawn from a bank built around that state's official handbook topics.

AL Alabama 20 questions AK Alaska 20 questions AZ Arizona 20 questions AR Arkansas 20 questions CA California 20 questions CO Colorado 20 questions CT Connecticut 20 questions DE Delaware 20 questions FL Florida 20 questions GA Georgia 20 questions HI Hawaii 20 questions ID Idaho 20 questions IL Illinois 20 questions IN Indiana 20 questions IA Iowa 20 questions KS Kansas 20 questions KY Kentucky 20 questions LA Louisiana 20 questions ME Maine 20 questions MD Maryland 20 questions MA Massachusetts 20 questions MI Michigan 20 questions MN Minnesota 20 questions MS Mississippi 20 questions MO Missouri 20 questions MT Montana 20 questions NE Nebraska 20 questions NV Nevada 20 questions NH New Hampshire 20 questions NJ New Jersey 20 questions NM New Mexico 20 questions NY New York 20 questions NC North Carolina 20 questions ND North Dakota 20 questions OH Ohio 20 questions OK Oklahoma 20 questions OR Oregon 20 questions PA Pennsylvania 20 questions RI Rhode Island 20 questions SC South Carolina 20 questions SD South Dakota 20 questions TN Tennessee 20 questions TX Texas 20 questions UT Utah 20 questions VT Vermont 20 questions VA Virginia 20 questions WA Washington 20 questions WV West Virginia 20 questions WI Wisconsin 20 questions WY Wyoming 20 questions

How the practice tests work

Each state-specific test on PermitPrep contains 20 questions drawn from a larger pool of authentic DMV permit questions. The pool covers every topic that appears on the state's official knowledge exam: road signs, signals and markings; right-of-way at intersections, roundabouts and uncontrolled crossings; speed limits and the basic speed law; alcohol, drugs, and implied consent; sharing the road with bicycles, motorcycles, large trucks, school buses and emergency vehicles; railroad crossings; parking; and the documents and fees required to apply for a learner's permit.

Answers are revealed immediately along with a short explanation. There is no time limit, no signup, and no fee — refresh the page to get a different mix of questions for the same state. Use the topic guides linked from each test to drill down on whichever subject you keep missing.

Where the questions come from

Question pools are derived from the public domain content of each state's official driver handbook (e.g., the California Driver Handbook published by the California DMV, the New York Driver's Manual published by the NY DMV) plus widely-used open-source DMV question banks. PermitPrep is an independent educational site and is not affiliated with any state government or DMV. Always verify current rules with your state's official driver handbook before your real test — fees and minimum ages change.