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California Permit Practice Test 4

Want to know what questions will be on the DMV Permit Test? Our CA Permit Practice Test is FREE, and has questions just like the ones on the real DMV test. Take this practice test now and get prepared.
25
Questions number
5
Mistakes Allowed
80%
Passing Score

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California Permit Practice Test

California Permit Practice Test

Get ready for your California DMV Permit Test and pass on the first try

California Permit Practice Test
25
Questions
5 mistakes
Allowed to pass
California Permit Practice Test 2

California Permit Practice Test 2

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California Permit Practice Test 2
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California Permit Practice Test 3

California Permit Practice Test 3

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California Permit Practice Test 3
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California Permit Practice Test 5

California Permit Practice Test 5

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California Permit Practice Test 5
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California Road Signs and Traffic Signals Test

California Road Signs and Traffic Signals Test

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Practice Test for California Teen Permit

Before getting behind the wheel, teen drivers need to understand the basics of vehicle safety. The California DMV Permit Test evaluates your readiness to begin driving.

Although student drivers must log some time behind the wheel of a car while studying for their unrestricted licenses, the state of California requires teen drivers to first pass a written exam that tests their knowledge of basic highway laws and safety. Those seeking a California teen permit can study the state's driver's handbook in preparation for the test. Additional preparation will help as well. A CA permit practice test can help students evaluate their readiness for the state-issued exam.

A CA permit practice test will test your knowledge on a variety of traffic laws. These practice tests can be accessed multiple times, so you can take them as many times as necessary while you study to learn the rules of the road.

Why Take Practice Tests?

Everyone experiences some amount of test anxiety. When preparing to take an exam as important as your written test for the California driving permit, you want to arrive at the testing facility comfortable and confident. Practice tests are a great way to assess your knowledge of the material as well as to help you feel comfortable with the format of the test.

Many people who take the California teen permit test fail the first time. Often, this is because they failed to learn pertinent information covered by the test. California law limits the number of times a test can be retaken before additional fees are assessed. If you want to increase your chances of passing your written permit test the first time, take the practice test in order to evaluate your level of preparation before going to the state testing facility.

The DMV permit test for your state is created to evaluate your understanding of the laws of the road. Make sure you are prepared by reviewing the information in the state's driver's handbook and taking a few practice tests before your actual exam. In this way, you can improve your chances for success.

California DMV Sample Test Questions

A "Walk" or "Walking Person" traffic signal light indicates that:
  • It is legal for pedestrians to cross the street.
  • Pedestrians may not start crossing the street.
  • Pedestrians should not start crossing the street because the traffic signal light is about to change.
  • How many seconds remain for pedestrians to finish crossing the street.
  • Pedestrians may cross in any direction at the same time.
A big truck's blind spots, sometimes known as the "No Zone":
  • Are anywhere you cannot see the driver in plain view or in his or her side mirror.
  • Don't exist. Big truck drivers have a much better viewpoint than other vehicle drivers, and can probably see you anywhere on the road.
  • Are directly in front of any big truck.
  • None of the listed answers are correct.
A Solid Red traffic signal light indicates that:
  • STOP. You may make a right turn after you stop, when it is safe, if a "NO TURN ON RED SIGN" is not posted.
  • STOP. Proceed when it is safe.
  • PROCEED WITH CAUTION.
  • GO.
  • STOP. Remain stopped until the green signal or green arrow appears.
As a driver, you may be cited for a passenger not wearing a seat belt:
  • If the passenger is under 16 years old.
  • If the passenger is under 18 years old.
  • If the passenger is under 21 years old.
  • None of the listed answers are correct.
During a test, if you use any testing aids such as a cheat sheet or the California Driver Handbook, what are the consequences?
  • The test will be marked a "failure", and the DMV may take action against your driving privilege, and the driving privilege of anyone who assisted you in the examination process.
  • The test will be marked a "failure", without exception.
  • You will be given a single warning and any testing aids will be confiscated, but you will be allowed to continue with the test.
  • Any testing aids will be confiscated, and your score on the test will be lowered by a certain amount.

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California Driver's License Handbook

California Driver's License Handbook

California Driver's License Handbook

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