DMV Permit Practice Test 2026

Get ready for the DMV written test — car or motorcycle — with practice questions built from your own state's official driver's manual, a full written-exam simulation, and a road sign reference you can open any time. PRACTICE TESTS THAT LOOK LIKE THE REAL THING Each practice test is 20 questions in the format of the written exam: you get a score at the end, and every question you missed goes onto your mistakes list. Car permit or motorcycle permit — the app keeps the two separate, with their own questions and results. THE FULL 50-QUESTION EXAM SIMULATION One long run the length of a real written test, built mostly from real road-sign images — the closest thing here to sitting down at the DMV. 84 OFFICIAL ROAD SIGNS, ALWAYS OPEN A complete illustrated sign reference: 32 regulatory, 45 warning, 4 guide and 3 construction signs, drawn from the federal MUTCD standard the states follow. Browse it by category — no daily limit, nothing to unlock. HUNDREDS OF QUESTIONS, AND YOUR STATE'S OWN MANUAL New Jersey, New York, California, Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Ohio, Illinois, Washington and Utah have their own question sets. In every other state you study the shared set of US road rules and signs. Whichever state you pick, the app links its official driver's manual — all 50 — and your study topics follow your state's list. The exact number depends on your state: hundreds, in English and in Spanish. ALL 50 STATES Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming — whichever name your agency goes by: DMV, RMV (Massachusetts), BMV (Ohio, Indiana), MVA (Maryland), MVC (New Jersey), DDS (Georgia), DOL (Washington), DPS (Texas), DHSMV (Florida) or SOS (Michigan, Illinois). MORE WAYS TO STUDY • Explore — guided learning paths built from your state's own topic list • Winter Rules — snow, ice and low-visibility driving • Mistake review — work back through the questions you got wrong • Road Sign Runner and Sign Sprint — two sign-drilling mini-games • Progress tracking by category • The whole app in English and Spanish, including questions and results WHO IT IS FOR Teens studying for a learner's permit, adults taking the written test for a first license, new US residents and drivers moving to another state, and riders going for a motorcycle permit. WHAT IS FREE AND WHAT FULL ACCESS COSTS Free every day: one 20-question practice test (car or motorcycle), one Road Sign Runner run and three mistake reviews — plus the 84-sign reference and your state's manual, with no limit at all. The day's free test counts as used once you have answered about five questions, even if you leave early. Everything else is full access: $11.99 per week after a 3-day free trial, renewing automatically until you cancel in Google Play, or $34.99 once, a single payment that never renews. Both give the same content. DISCLAIMER This app is NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any government agency, including any state DMV or motor-vehicle department. It is an independent study tool. It is not the official exam, it cannot issue a permit or a license, and it does not process official forms. The study content is based on the current, publicly available official state driver handbooks; the full list of the 50 state agencies and their manuals is here: https://teamof3andd.com/dmv/official-sources/ SUPPORT [email protected] https://teamof3andd.com/dmv/ Privacy Policy: https://teamof3andd.com/dmv/privacy-policy/ Terms of Use (EULA): https://teamof3andd.com/dmv/terms-of-use/