Oklahoma Permit Test FAQ

The Oklahoma knowledge test has 20 questions, and you need 15 right (75%) to pass. Our full practice exam uses the same size and pass mark. Always confirm the current test with the Service Oklahoma.

Yes, on a desktop or laptop with a webcam and microphone (not a phone or touch screen), in English, with 60 minutes to finish. Under 18, a parent or guardian must be there to verify your identity. You get two online tries; after that you test in person. (Service Oklahoma: Written Knowledge Test)

Oklahoma traffic laws, safe driving practices and the effects and laws of drugs and alcohol, all taken from the Oklahoma Driver Manual. An oral test is available on request. (Oklahoma Driver Manual, p. 9)

By law you wait at least one day after a failed written test. Each failed attempt adds a small fee, paid when your permit or license is issued. (Oklahoma Driver Manual, p. 9)

15, if you are taking or have passed an approved driver education course (public school, commercial school or parent-taught); 16 without driver education. (Oklahoma Driver Manual, p. 6)

A licensed driver aged 21 or older must sit beside you whenever you drive; the permit isn't valid otherwise. (Oklahoma Driver Manual, p. 6)

At least 180 days with your learner permit, 50 hours of behind-the-wheel practice including 10 at night, no traffic convictions on your record and the free Work Zone Safe online course. (Service Oklahoma: Written Knowledge Test)

You may drive from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., or at other times for school, church or work or with a licensed driver 21 or older. You may carry one passenger, unless everyone lives in your home or a licensed driver 21+ sits in the front seat. (Oklahoma Driver Manual, p. 14)

After 6 months if you completed driver education, or after a year without it. (Oklahoma Driver Manual, p. 6)

No. Texting while driving has been illegal since 2015, and drivers with a learner permit or intermediate license can lose their license for using a hand-held device except in a life-threatening emergency. (Oklahoma Driver Manual, p. 61)

Drivers under 21 may not have any measurable alcohol at all. A first offense revokes the license for six months and a second for twelve. (Oklahoma Driver Manual, p. 67)