Driver's permit
The written DMV knowledge test for all 50 states and DC.
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Practice questions, road signs and state rules in one place, in your language.
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Signs test with clear drawings of U.S. road signs.
Pass mark, permit rules and key numbers from your handbook.
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Languages change by state. Florida tests in English only since February 2026. Tap a state to check.
See all statesMany states now test in English only. Understand every question in your language and answer it in English.
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It depends on the state. Florida tests in English only since 2026; Texas in English or Spanish. Check the exam languages page and confirm with your DMV before booking.
No. We write our own questions from your state's official handbook and match the exam format. The DMV doesn't publish its actual exam questions.
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