DMV Practice Tests

Free Practice Test - Drivers License

Did you know...

• The majority of drivers FAIL their DMV exam the first time?
• Most DMV’s require that you answer 80% correctly in order to pass.

Don't fail your DMV Exam!

USE THESE HELPFUL HINTS TO PASS YOUR EXAM!

• Consider the fact that the DMV writes their questions to be confusing.
• Carefully study the wording of each question.
• If you find even a minor reason to discount an answer, eliminate that answer.
• Trust your instincts and remember what you’ve studied.

Good Luck!

1.	If you are involved in a traffic collision, you are required to complete and submit a written report (SR1) to the DMV:

• If there is property damage in excess of $750 or if there are any injuries.
• Only if you are at fault.
• Only if you or the other driver is injured.

2.	Before making a left or right turn, you should signal for at least:

• 50 feet
• 300 feet
• 100 feet
• 500 feet

3.	At intersections, look to the _____ first.

• Far side of the intersection
• Right
• Left

4.	When driving in fog, you should use your:

• Fog lights only.
• High beams.
• Low beams.

5.	You can reduce your vehicle's blind spot by_______.

• Installing oblique mirrors
• Installing large side mirrors
• Installing dynamic mirrors

6.	Traffic engineers and lawmakers have designed our roads, laws and traffic controls to help drivers __________ what other road users are about to do.

• Communicate
• Anticipate and predict
• Control

7.	A white painted curb means:

• Loading zone for passengers or mail only
• Loading zone for freight or passengers
• Loading zone for freight only

8.	What is the 3-second rule?

• The length of time it takes your vehicle to pass a certain point and the minimum distance that you should put between your vehicle and the one in front of you.
• The length of time you must remain at a STOP before proceeding.
• The length of time you must signal before making a turn.

9.	How can you assess whether you are not looking far enough ahead when you drive?

• You make frequent, quick stops.
• A 35-second visual lead is not enough.
• You cannot pick up visual cues fast enough.
• You can never find the street where you need to turn.

10.	If a law enforcement officer stops a vehicle for a traffic violation and finds a front-seat passenger 17 years of age or younger not wearing a safety belt,a safety belt violation will be charged to:

• The front-seat passenger
• The driver
• Both the driver and the front-seat passenger