Arizona Driving Permit Practice Test – Free Learner's Permit Prep

Practice for your Arizona instruction permit with free AZ MVD practice exams updated for 2026. Questions cover the road rules, signs and safe-driving topics in the Arizona Driver License Manual, with an instant explanation for every answer. Arizona driver licensing is handled by the MVD, so the "Arizona DMV test" is the permit test these practice tests prepare you for.

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Your Arizona Permit Test Study Plan

All 10 tests are free, with no signup. Work down the steps, or jump to any test.

  1. Review with the Quick Test

    25 mixed questions for a fast check on what you remember.

  2. Read the Arizona Driver License Manual

    The real test is based on the official manual. Use it to look up anything you missed.

  3. Take the real test

    Aim for 90% or higher on these tests first. Then take your written test with the Arizona MVD.

Arizona Permit Test Facts

The Arizona permit test has 30 multiple-choice questions, and you need 80% (24 correct) to pass. Teens under 18 can take the Permit Test @ Home: a parent or guardian logs in to AZ MVD Now, verifies their identity, pays a $7 fee and supervises the test (see ADOT's Permit Test @ Home steps (PDF)).

You can also take the test at an MVD office, which accepts walk-ins from 7:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., Monday to Friday. The test is offered in 11 languages, and a verbal test may be considered. Study the Arizona Driver License Manual on ADOT's manuals page.

Number of questions
30
Passing score
24 correct (80%)
Minimum age
15 years and 6 months
Instruction permit fee
$7
Time limit
None
If you fail
Retake the next business day
Where
An MVD office (walk-in 7:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., weekdays), or at home if you're under 18
Online testing
Yes, Permit Test @ Home for under 18 ($7, supervised by a parent or guardian)
Test languages
11 languages; a verbal test may be considered
Permit valid for
12 months
Supervised driving
30 hours, including 10 at night
Who rides with you
A licensed driver 21 or older in the seat beside you

Arizona Permit Test FAQ

How many questions are on the Arizona permit test?

30 multiple-choice questions. You need 80% to pass, which is 24 correct answers (see ADOT's permit test page).

How old do you have to be to get a permit in Arizona?

At least 15 years and 6 months. A graduated instruction permit is valid for 12 months, and you must drive with a licensed driver at least 21 years old in the seat beside you.

How do you get a permit in Arizona?

Once you're at least 15 years and 6 months old, pass the 30-question permit test (24 correct) at an MVD office, or, if you're under 18, at home through Permit Test @ Home with a parent or guardian supervising. The instruction permit costs $7 and is valid for 12 months.

Can you take the Arizona permit test at home?

Yes, if you are under 18. With the Permit Test @ Home, a parent or guardian logs in to AZ MVD Now, verifies their identity, pays a $7 fee and supervises you while you take the test.

Can you take the Arizona permit test at an MVD office?

Yes. MVD offices accept walk-ins for the permit test from 7:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., Monday to Friday, except holidays and the second Wednesday of each month.

What languages is the Arizona permit test in?

The test is offered in 11 languages.

Is there a verbal Arizona permit test?

A verbal test may be considered if you need one. Ask the MVD before your test.

How much is the driving test in Arizona?

ADOT MVD's fee list has no separate charge for the knowledge or road test for Arizona residents. If you are under 18 and take the permit test at home through Permit Test @ Home, a parent or guardian pays $7. A standard (non-Travel ID) instruction permit is $7, and a standard license costs $25 at 16 to 39, $20 at 40 to 44, $15 at 45 to 49, and $10 at 50 or older. A Travel ID is $25.

Is this the same as the Arizona DMV test?

Yes. In Arizona, driver licensing is handled by the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD), and these tests prepare you for its permit test.

About These Tests

Questions and facts on this page are reviewed and approved by Brennan McIlwain, the site owner, before they're published. Official sources we check: Arizona Driver License Manual, ADOT permit test page, Permit Test @ Home steps (PDF). Spotted a mistake? Use "Report a mistake" under any question, or email contact@drivingpracticetests.com.