
PermitPass: DMV Practice Test
Drivers Permit & License Prep
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PermitPass is permit-test practice built on your state's official driver handbook: 10,174 questions and 318 full-length practice tests for all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Every answer comes with an explanation and the handbook section it came from, so you can check it yourself.
10 PRACTICE TESTS FOR THE BIGGEST STATES
California, Texas, Florida, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Georgia, North Carolina, New Jersey, Virginia, Washington, Arizona and Tennessee each have 10 numbered practice tests, every one a full-length mock exam modeled on that state's test, with no question repeated from one test to the next. Every other state has 3 to 8.
EVERY STATE IS HERE — 51 jurisdictions, most populous first, with the number of questions in each:
1. California — 460 questions
2. Texas — 300 questions
3. Florida — 500 questions
4. New York — 200 questions
5. Pennsylvania — 180 questions
6. Illinois — 350 questions
7. Ohio — 333 questions
8. Georgia — 200 questions
9. North Carolina — 250 questions
10. Michigan — 356 questions
11. New Jersey — 500 questions
12. Virginia — 319 questions
13. Washington — 423 questions
14. Arizona — 368 questions
15. Tennessee — 349 questions
16. Massachusetts — 102 questions
17. Indiana — 150 questions
18. Missouri — 150 questions
19. Maryland — 101 questions
20. Colorado — 150 questions
21. Wisconsin — 150 questions
22. Minnesota — 120 questions
23. South Carolina — 98 questions
24. Alabama — 90 questions
25. Louisiana — 120 questions
26. Kentucky — 120 questions
27. Oregon — 105 questions
28. Oklahoma — 150 questions
29. Connecticut — 150 questions
30. Utah — 150 questions
31. Nevada — 150 questions
32. Iowa — 150 questions
33. Arkansas — 150 questions
34. Kansas — 150 questions
35. Mississippi — 150 questions
36. New Mexico — 220 questions
37. Idaho — 150 questions
38. Nebraska — 150 questions
39. West Virginia — 150 questions
40. Hawaii — 150 questions
41. New Hampshire — 150 questions
42. Maine — 150 questions
43. Montana — 150 questions
44. Rhode Island — 150 questions
45. Delaware — 150 questions
46. South Dakota — 150 questions
47. North Dakota — 150 questions
48. Alaska — 150 questions
49. District of Columbia — 110 questions
50. Vermont — 150 questions
51. Wyoming — 150 questions
WHAT YOU GET
• 10,174 questions, every one checked against that state's current official handbook
• Up to 10 numbered, full-length practice tests per state, no repeats between them
• An explanation for every answer, with the handbook section behind it
• An exam simulator modeled on your state's test length and pass mark
• A weak-spot drill built from the questions you missed, grouped by topic
• Your state's questions download once, then everything works offline — even in the DMV line
• New questions arrive without an app update
• 2 free mock exams a day — watch a short ad for more. No account needed.
FREE TO STUDY
Every question, every explanation and your results are free. Ads never appear on question, exam or result screens.
CHECKED, NOT COPIED
We verify each answer against the state's handbook and show the date we last checked it. When a state publishes a new handbook, we go through its questions again. Think an answer is wrong? Tell us from Settings.
YOUR DATA
Your progress stays on your device. An account is optional — sign in with Apple or email, and delete it from inside the app at any time.
PermitPass is an independent study app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any DMV, department of public safety, state driver licensing agency or any other government agency. Questions are written by us from each state's public driver handbook.
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What's New in PermitPass
1.5.0
October 27, 2026
Our biggest update yet: 10,174 questions, up from 6,449, and new numbered practice tests. The 13 biggest states now have 10 full-length tests each — 318 tests across all 51 jurisdictions, with no question repeated from one test to the next. Your state's questions now download when you pick your state, so new questions reach you without an app update; after that, everything works offline. The description lists every state with its question count.
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