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CA
California 46 questions · 83% to pass
TX
Texas 30 questions · 70% to pass
FL
Florida 50 questions · 80% to pass
NY
New York 20 questions · 70% to pass
NJ
New Jersey 50 questions · 80% to pass
IL
Illinois 35 questions · 80% to pass
PA
Pennsylvania 18 questions · 83% to pass
MI
Michigan 50 questions · 80% to pass

How to Prepare & Pass

A proven 4-step approach used by thousands of new drivers

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Choose Your State

Each US state has its own traffic laws, speed limits, and GDL rules. Select your state above to get questions tailored to your real DMV exam.

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Each state page has a complete study guide covering road signs, right-of-way rules, DUI laws, seat belt requirements, and more.

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Choose 5, 10, 20 or all questions. Get instant feedback with explanations after every answer to understand the reasoning behind each rule.

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Students who complete 3+ practice rounds pass their DMV written test on the first attempt. Review weak areas and retake until confident.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the DMV written test

It varies by state. Most states have between 20 and 50 multiple-choice questions. For example, California has 46 questions, Texas has 30, Florida has 50, and New York has 20. Check your specific state's page on 2Exams.com for exact details.
The passing score varies by state, typically between 70% and 84%. For example, California requires 83%, New York requires 70%, and most states require 80%. Our practice tests show you your score and highlight areas to review.
Most states allow you to retake the test after a short waiting period (usually 1–7 days). Some states limit the number of attempts before requiring you to restart the application process. Check your state's DMV website for specific rules.
The test covers: traffic signs and signals, right-of-way rules, speed limits, lane markings, road rules, DUI/DWI laws, seat belt requirements, distracted driving, the Graduated Driver License (GDL) program, and safe driving practices.
Our questions are based on the same official state driver handbooks that the real DMV test uses. While the exact questions on the real test vary, practicing with our questions ensures you know all the material you'll be tested on.
Yes! All 50 state practice tests on 2Exams.com are available in English, Spanish (Español), and French (Français). Use the language switcher in the navigation bar to change languages.