Texas DMV Practice Test

✅ Texas DMV Car Permit Practice Test Guide

Pass Your Texas DMV Permit Test the First Time

DMV-Written-Test is here to help you pass your Texas DMV permit test on the first try. Every day, thousands of new drivers across Texas use our practice tests to prepare with confidence. All questions are based on the most recent Texas Driver Handbook, ensuring that the material you’re studying is accurate, relevant, and up-to-date.

Whether you’re applying for a Texas Learner License, full Driver License, or a renewal, our practice tests cover all critical areas of the DMV written knowledge test—including traffic signs, driving laws, safe driving practices, and DUI consequences. Each test is structured to mirror the format of the real exam administered by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS).

The written knowledge exam is a key step toward earning your Texas driver’s license. With consistent practice, you’ll increase your knowledge and confidence—making it easier to pass the test on your first attempt.

For official forms, appointments, and updates, visit the Texas Department of Public Safety:
https://www.dps.texas.gov/

Start studying today and get one step closer to becoming a licensed Texas driver!

📘 What to Expect on the Texas DMV Written Test

Aspect Details
Number of Questions 30
Passing Score 70% (21 correct answers required)
Test Format Multiple Choice
Time Limit No official time limit
Minimum Age Requirement 15 years (with driver’s ed enrollment)
Test Languages English, Spanish, Vietnamese, and others
Topics Covered Road Signs, State Laws, Safety, DUI, Sharing the Road
Retake Policy May retake after 1 day (fees may apply)

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum age to apply for a permit in Texas?
You must be at least 15 years old and enrolled in a driver education course to apply for a Texas learner license.
What documents are required for the Texas permit test?
You’ll need proof of identity, lawful presence, Social Security number, Texas residency, and verification of enrollment in driver’s ed (DE-964 certificate).
What happens if I fail the Texas DMV written test?
You may retake the test. After three failed attempts, you may need to pay a new application fee and possibly wait longer between attempts.
Is the Texas permit test timed?
No, there is no official time limit. Most applicants finish within 30 to 45 minutes.
Can I take the test in other languages?
Yes, the test is available in English, Spanish, and other languages, including American Sign Language in some locations.
How many questions must I answer correctly to pass the Texas test?
You must answer at least 21 out of 30 questions correctly to pass the written exam.
Do I need an appointment to take the Texas permit test?
Yes, appointments are strongly recommended. You can schedule online via the DPS website.
Can I use the Texas Driver Handbook during the test?
No, the knowledge test is closed-book. No notes, handbooks, or electronic devices are allowed.