U.S. Permit Test by State (Driving)
California and Texas permit tests: road signs, signals and markings, right of way, speed limits, turns and parking, phones and seat belts, alcohol limits, insurance, crashes and teen licensing. Pick your state in the latest version of the app. Not affiliated with any state DMV or DPS.
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DRIVER'S PERMIT · FACT
Pedestrian countdown and hybrid beacon
A pedestrian countdown shows the seconds left in the pedestrian change interval. It is displayed only during the flashing UPRAISED HAND, and not every flashing hand has one. After being dark between uses, a pedestrian hybrid beacon shows flashing yellow, then steady yellow, then steady red, then alternating flashing red. The dark state is the resting state between uses, so it is not one of these lit stages.
Ten of its 423 cards, from the same pack file the app reads.
18 lessons.
Each lesson has a study guide to read and objectives you can test yourself on. Its cards and games show up in your feed.
- 01
Road Signs: Shapes, Colors and Key Meanings
Sign shapes · Sign colors · Signs to know on sight
- 02
Traffic Signals and Pavement Markings
Traffic signals · Pavement markings · Pedestrian signals and crossings
- 03
Seeing, Space and Stopping
Scanning, mirrors, blind spots and the space cushion · Reaction, braking and stopping distance
- 04
Sharing the Road
Pedestrians, bicyclists and motorcyclists · Trucks, buses, work zones and animals
- 05
Alcohol, Drugs, Fatigue and Distraction: How They Impair Driving
Alcohol and other drugs · Distraction and fatigue
- 06
Night, Bad Weather and Vehicle Emergencies
Night, fog, rain and ice · Skids and vehicle emergencies
- 07
California: Right of Way
Intersections and who goes first · Traffic signals and pedestrian signals · Pedestrians and crosswalks · Emergency vehicles and railroad crossings
- 08
California: Speed Limits and Following Distance
Maximum limits and the basic speed law · Lower limits in zones and special places · Following distance and driving to conditions
- 09
California: Turns, Lanes, Passing and Parking
Signals, turns and turns on red · Lanes, lane lines and U-turns · Passing, keeping right and HOV lanes · Parking, curbs, lights and distances in feet
- 10
California: Phones, Restraints and Road-User Laws
Phones, devices and windshield view · Seat belts, child restraints and school buses · Bicycles, motorcycles and move-over · Loads, slow vehicles and work zones
- 11
California: Alcohol, Insurance and Crashes
Alcohol limits and drivers under 21 · Chemical tests, open containers and DUI arrests · Insurance and crash duties · Crash reports, police stops and driving offenses
- 12
California: Teen Licensing and the DMV Written Test
From permit to license · Supervised practice and the provisional license · Limit exceptions, points and citations · The tests and what a driver owes the DMV
- 13
Texas: Right of Way
Intersections: stops, yields and who goes first · Pedestrians and emergency vehicles · Railroad crossings
- 14
Texas: Speed Limits and Following Distance
Speed limits by road type and zone · Following distance and driving to conditions
- 15
Texas: Turns, Lanes, Passing and Parking
Signals, turns and turns on red · Lanes and passing · Parking, lights and distances in feet
- 16
Texas: Phones, Restraints and Road-User Laws
Phones, seat belts and child restraints · School buses · Move-over, bicycles and motorcycles
- 17
Texas: Alcohol, Insurance and Crashes
Alcohol and drug laws · Insurance and police stops · Duties after a collision
- 18
Texas: Teen Licensing and the Permit Test
From permit to license · The provisional license and the video · The permit test
What you'll be able to do 21 objectives, from the pack's lessons
- Identify a road sign from its shape, its color or its message, and say what it tells a driver.
- Read a traffic signal or a pavement marking, including flashing signals, arrows and line patterns, and say what it tells a driver.
- Describe how to scan ahead, use mirrors, cover blind spots, keep a space cushion around the vehicle and count a following distance.
- Explain how perception, reaction and braking distance make up stopping distance, why speed lengthens it, and what else makes stopping take longer.
- Describe how to share the road with pedestrians, bicyclists, motorcyclists, large trucks and buses, road crews and work zones, and animals.
- Explain how alcohol, other drugs (drugged driving and mixing drugs), fatigue and distraction impair driving, and why a legal limit is not a safe amount.
- Describe the correct response to night glare, fog, rain, a skid, a blowout, brake failure and a stall on railroad tracks.
- In California, decide who must yield or stop at intersections, signals, crosswalks and railroad crossings, when turning or entering, and for emergency vehicles
- In California, state the basic speed law, the prima facie and maximum limits, the limits by road type and zone, and the rules on following distance.
- In California, choose the legal signal, turn, lane, passing, parking or lighting action in a described situation, and state the lighting distances.
- In California, state rules on phones, restraints, school buses, move-over zones, bicycles, motorcycles, loads and slow vehicles.
- In California, state alcohol limits, where open containers go, who suspends a license after a DUI arrest, insurance minimums, and crash and police-stop steps.
- Lay out California's steps to a provisional license and its practice hours, who supervises and signs for a minor, first-year limits and point consequences.
- Describe what California's license exam must test, the drive test's attempts and allowed technology, traffic violator school, and what a driver owes the DMV.
- In Texas, decide who must yield or stop at an intersection, a crosswalk, a railroad crossing or when an emergency vehicle approaches.
- In Texas, state the speed limits for each road type and zone and the rules on following distance.
- In Texas, choose the legal signal, turn, lane, passing or parking action in a described situation, and state the parking and lighting distances.
- In Texas, state the rules on phones, seat belts and child restraints, and on school buses, move-over zones, bicycles and motorcycles.
- In Texas, state adult and minor alcohol limits, open-container and implied-consent rules, insurance minimums, and steps at a police stop or after a collision.
- Describe the stages from a Texas learner license to a provisional license, and the limits on a teen driver.
- Describe Texas's knowledge test: its subjects, the pass mark, the languages and the number of tries.
- Cards
- 423
- Lessons
- 18
- Version
- 1.0.5
- Language
- English
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