New York Permit Practice Test
Drive away with your New York learner’s permit when you study with our free NY permit practice test! With state-of-the-art testing tools and state-specific study materials, we’ll help you pass your exam on the very first try. This New York practice test was uniquely created for NY drivers, with real state-specific sample questions right from the NY DMV’s most up-to-date traffic laws and regulations. Learn quickly and efficiently so you can safely get out onto New York’s beautiful roads and practice your skills behind the wheel!
Our free NY permit practice test offers 25 multiple-choice questions, just like the format of your NY DMV exam. And just like your real permit test, you’ll need to pass our quiz with at least 80% correct. You’ll get real-time feedback on each answer, as well as a detailed explanation. Once you’ve finished the exam, you’ll get a thorough review at the end showing you what you got right and which questions you missed. This allows you to see specifically which topic you need to brush up on before you take your actual NY permit test. The best part is that our practice test is completely free, so you can retake it multiple times to track your improvement before test day!
New York Permit Practice Test FAQs:
What should I expect on the New York permit test?
The New York permit exam includes questions on NY vehicle laws and driving regulations that you can find in the driver’s handbook. You can take your test online or in person at the NY DMV—to take it online, you must have a webcam enabled. The test takes 30-40 minutes to complete. You must score at least 80% correct to pass your exam, including at least 50% of the road signs portion of your test.
Is this free New York practice test accurate?
Yes, this free permit practice test includes up-to-date and regularly reviewed
info pulled directly from the most recent NY DMV driver handbook.
How do I earn my New York driver’s license?
To earn your New York driver’s license, you must be at least 16 years old and first acquire a learner’s permit (regardless of your age). For teen applicants under 18 years old, you must hold your permit for at least 6 months and also complete a state-approved driver’s education course along with at least 50 hours of supervised driving practice. If you’re at least 18 years old, you must complete a pre-licensing course. All drivers must pass a behind-the-wheel skills test to earn a full Pennsylvania driver’s license.
