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Hawaii Driver's License Practice Test

This FREE HI Driver's License Practice Test shows you what kind of questions to expect on your Hawaii Driver's License Test. The online test is quick, free, and gives you immediate results backed by detailed explanations.
25
Questions number
5
Mistakes Allowed
80%
Passing Score

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Hawaii Driver’s License Practice Test

The beautiful open roads of The Aloha State are calling—so give yourself the jump start you need for your DMV license exam with our FREE Hawaii permit practice test! Our real sample questions and answers come straight from the DMV driver’s manual, so you have the most up-to-date and accurate study materials at your fingertips. Quiz yourself anytime, from anywhere, so you can pass your Hawaii license exam on your very first try.

Our free Hawaii online license practice test features 25 multiple-choice questions, which also mimics the structure and experience of your actual Hawaii licensing exam. You’ll benefit from comprehensive explanations that provide context to each answer. Instant test results let you see how you’re doing as you go along, and you’ll receive a round-up of any missed questions at the end of your practice test. This helps you target your next study sessions to the topics where you actually need to dedicate more time. Come back to this Hawaii license practice test as many times as you need to mark your progress, so you’ll know precisely when you’ve prepared enough to take your actual Hawaii driver’s license exam!

Hawaii Driver’s License Practice Test FAQs:

What’s on the Hawaii driver’s license knowledge test?

The Hawaii written knowledge test features information pulled directly from your Hawaii DMV driver’s handbook. Be prepared to answer questions on traffic laws and speed limits, sharing the road, right-of-way regulations, traffic signs, and more.

How does this online practice test compare to the actual Hawaii DMV license test?

Our Hawaii driver’s license practice test uses the very same source as the Hawaii DMV does when creating your license exam—the state driver handbook. We only feature the most up-to-date information based on the most recent legislation. While the wording of the questions themselves may be different, the information is exactly the same.

How do I earn my Hawaii driver’s license?

To earn your Hawaii driver’s license, you must be at least 16 years old. If you’re under 18 years old, you must also first complete an approved Driver’s Ed course and earn an instruction permit before taking your road test for your driver’s license. You must hold your permit for at least 6 months while you complete your required supervised driving practice.

if you’re 18 or older, an instruction permit is optional, but one is required if you wish to practice driving in any way before taking your practical road skills exam to earn your full driver’s license.

Hawaii DMV Sample Test Questions

A new driver on the road should _____.
  • Sit up straight.
  • Have a firm grip on the steering wheel.
  • Be aware of road conditions and his surroundings.
  • All of the listed answers.
According to the Hawaii driver's manual, what is most often listed as the cause of accidents?
  • Excessive speed for conditions.
  • Obeying all traffic laws and regulations.
  • Falling asleep at the wheel.
  • Complete engine failure.
Are bicycles legally considered vehicles in the state of Hawaii?
  • No. They are not considered vehicles officially or legally, but most people assume these vehicles have the same rights and responsibilities.
  • No. They are not considered vehicles officially or legally, and riders of bicycles do not have the same rights and responsibilities.
  • Yes. Bicycles are legally considered vehicles. Riders of bicycles have the same rights and responsibilities as other drivers.
  • Yes. Bicycles are legally considered vehicles, but they don't have the same rights.
At which of the following locations would you find a traffic signal?
  • At a busy intersection.
  • In a private parking lot.
  • On a highway.
  • On a private driveway.
  • All of the listed answers.
Bicyclists may ride on the sidewalk as long as they stay at what speed?
  • 25 mph.
  • The posted speed limit.
  • 10 mph.
  • Bicyclists cannot ride on the sidewalk.
  • 15 mph.

Hand book study guide

Hawaii Driver's License Handbook

Hawaii Driver's License Handbook

Hawaii Driver's License Handbook

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