Frequently asked questions

Yes. Every practice test, including the full exam simulator and road sign practice, is free, with no upgrade.

No. There's no account. Your progress and best scores are saved in your browser on your own device.

No. States don't publish their test questions. Ours are written from your state's official driver handbook and cover the same rules, in the same multiple-choice format.

Every answer shows the handbook chapter, section and page it comes from, so you can read the rule in the official guide.

It's a multiple-choice test on the rules in your state's driver handbook: signs, right-of-way, speed, safe distances and more. Each state sets its own number of questions and passing score. Knowing the handbook well is the surest way to pass.

Each state sets its own list of documents and fees. Check your state's licensing agency website before you go, and book an appointment if your state needs one.

You can take it again. Your state decides how soon and whether there's a fee, so check its licensing agency. Meanwhile, practice the topics you missed here.

Exam mode is the full practice exam: answers come at the end, like a real test. Study mode shows the answer and why right after each question, so you learn as you go.

Read your state's handbook, practice one topic at a time, learn the road signs, then take the full practice exam until you pass it comfortably.

Yes. Each round picks questions at random and many rules are asked in more than one way, so every attempt is different.

After you finish an exam or a practice round, we note on your device which handbook chapters you missed. The weak-spots round then focuses on those chapters, and it changes as you improve.

Use them for learning and road-safety awareness. They're based on the official handbook but aren't updated in real time, so always verify answers with your state's current handbook and laws. We give no guarantees and aren't responsible for errors or test results.

Please tell us through the form on our Contact page, with the state and the question. We'll check it against the handbook and fix it.