Q&A for How to Pass Your Permit Test

There is a high chance you will pass the permit test. It will not get harder, as long as you read the manual.

Depending on your state, there may be a price. For example, in Nevada, the testing fee is $26 and retakes are $11. Check your state's testing fee.

Yes, the permit test is multiple choice, but be aware that all of the answers are "correct." You have to pick the one that's the most correct.

It depends on the person. Some people don't need to study very long to absorb the material, others need quite a bit of study time. Try taking practice tests and see how well you do on them. If you can't pass the practice test, you need to study more.

Your Social Security card and a second form of I.D that shows your name and date of birth, like a birth certificate, state-issued I.D, passport, etc.

You can try 3 times in one day and if you fail those you need to wait a week. Though it may be different for each state.

Yes, no matter the age of the person, everyone needs to take a permit test.

No.

The maximum fine in Oklahoma is $100. However, in some parts of the US, you could be fined up to $1000.

There may be questions about fines. Make sure you review the information before your exam.

25. You must have 19 correct to pass.

It depends on how well you can memorize material, but I would recommend you start studying about a week before you take the test.

As soon as possible. Some states have a Driver's Education course you can take. As soon as you start that, you should start studying. If there is no course, start at least a month before the test. Make flashcards, ask a friend or family member to quiz you, etc. Read the Driver's Manual at least 3 times before taking the test. Relax. It's not difficult if you study.

Unfortunately, no. I am just about to take my permit test, and at least in Utah there is no other option then to go to the DMV and take it.

Remember, even if you do fail it's not the end of the world. You wouldn't be the only person who failed by a wide margin and you can always re-take it. Obviously you or whoever is reimbursing the test fee would like to avoid paying it more than once, so study until you absolutely comfortable with your knowledge on possible test questions. You can always consult the handbook or check out online resources.

Maybe the manual isn't for you. Try different resources. Go online. Check out websites. Watch videos. Study in ways that don't involve reading walls of text.

Enter "driving tests" into your browser and click the first result that has a blue shield as its icon. Make sure to select the appropriate state you reside in before studying. This is the site that earned me my learner's permit. I suggest you study everything under the "Car Tests" tab until you're satisfied with your scores.

The California written test has 46 questions. You need to get 38 correct to pass.