Georgia Learner's Permit Practice Test – Road Rules & Road Signs
Practice for your Georgia learner's permit with free driver's permit practice tests updated for 2026. Questions cover the road rules, signs and safe-driving topics in the Georgia Driver's Manual from the Department of Driver Services (DDS), with an instant explanation for every answer. The "Georgia DMV test" is the DDS knowledge exam these practice tests prepare you for.
Your Georgia Permit Test Study Plan
All 10 tests are free, with no signup. Work down the steps, or jump to any test.
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Take the full practice tests
Five tests of 50 questions each. Every answer is explained as soon as you pick it.
Practice Test 1
50 questions
Georgia Hands-Free Law · Georgia Urban/Residential Speed Limit · Georgia Rural Interstate Speed Limit
Practice Test 2
50 questions
Steady Red Arrow · Green Arrow Left Turn · Flashing Yellow Arrow
Practice Test 3
50 questions
Uncontrolled Intersection · Roundabout Entry · Right Turn Positioning
Practice Test 4
50 questions
T-Intersection Right-of-Way · U-Turn Legal Conditions · Roundabout Turn Signal Use
Practice Test 5
50 questions
Georgia Basic Speed Law · Cruise Control Restrictions · Mirror Checking Frequency
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Review with the Quick Test
25 mixed questions for a fast check on what you remember.
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Drill with the Mini Tests
Four short 12-question tests for a few minutes of practice a day.
Mini Test 1
12 questions
Georgia Urban Speed Limit · Georgia Rural Interstate Speed · Four-Way Stop Simultaneous
Mini Test 2
12 questions
Georgia Hands-Free Law · Georgia Texting Prohibition · Georgia Adult BAC
Mini Test 3
12 questions
Heavy Rain Driving · Hydroplaning Cause · Hydroplaning Response
Mini Test 4
12 questions
Bicycle Passing Distance · Bicyclists' Road Rights · Blind Pedestrian Procedure
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Read the Georgia Driver's Manual
The real test is based on the official manual. Use it to look up anything you missed.
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Take the real test
Aim for 90% or higher on these tests first. Then take your written test with the Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS).
Georgia Permit Test Facts
To get your Class CP learner's permit at 15, you must pass a vision exam and the DDS knowledge exam. The knowledge exam is two tests: a 20-question Road Rules test and a 20-question Road Signs test, and you must answer at least 15 correctly on each. All questions come from the Georgia Driver's Manual.
Knowledge exams are walk-in at every DDS Customer Service Center, but you must start at least 30 minutes before closing. The permit fee is $10.
- Number of questions
- 40: a 20-question road rules test and a 20-question road signs test
- Passing score
- 15 correct on each test (75%)
- Minimum age
- 15
- Permit fee
- $10
- Time limit
- None
- If you fail
- Retest after 1 day; after a second fail, wait 7 days
- Where
- Walk in at any DDS Customer Service Center, at least 30 minutes before closing
- Online testing
- No, in person only
- Test languages
- Road rules test in several languages; road signs test in English only
- Hold your permit
- 1 year and 1 day before a Class D license
- Supervised driving
- 40 hours, including 6 at night
- Covers
- Road rules and road signs
Georgia Permit Test FAQ
How many questions are on the Georgia permit test?
40, split across two tests: 20 road rules questions and 20 road signs questions. You must answer at least 15 correctly on each test to pass.
Can you take the Georgia permit test online?
No. The knowledge exam is given in person, on a walk-in basis at any DDS Customer Service Center. DDS does offer a free online practice test.
How do you get a learner's permit in Georgia?
You must be at least 15. At a DDS Customer Service Center, you pass a vision exam and the knowledge exam, have your photo taken and pay the $10 permit fee. Bring documents that prove your identity, residency and citizenship or lawful presence, and give your full Social Security number on the License/ID/Permit Form. If you're under 18, you also need proof of school enrollment and a parent, guardian, responsible adult or authorized driver training instructor to sign the form with you.
Where do you take the Georgia permit test?
At any DDS Customer Service Center on a walk-in basis, with no appointment needed. You must start the test at least 30 minutes before the center closes (see the DDS test and exams page).
How old do you have to be to get a learner's permit in Georgia?
At least 15. If you're under 18, a parent, guardian, responsible adult or authorized driver training instructor must come with you to sign the form.
How much is the Georgia permit test?
The permit fee is $10 (see the DDS learner's permit page).
What happens if you fail the Georgia permit test?
Wait 1 day to retest. After a second failure, wait 7 days. All retests require an appointment and payment of the permit fee.
Who can ride with you on a Georgia learner's permit?
Someone at least 21 years old who is licensed to drive a Class C vehicle, is fit and capable of taking control of the vehicle, and is sitting in the seat beside you.
When can you get your license in Georgia?
You can get a Class D provisional license once you are at least 16 and have held your learner's permit for at least 1 year and 1 day, with no major traffic violations that led to your permit being suspended. If you are 16 or 17, you also need to complete Joshua's Law requirements (a state-approved driver education course and supervised driving hours, 40 hours including 6 at night), complete ADAP, and pass a vision exam and the road skills test.
Is this the same as the Georgia DMV test?
Yes. Georgia's licensing agency is the Department of Driver Services (DDS).
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: Georgia Driver's Manual, DDS learner's permit page, DDS test and exams page. Spotted a mistake? Use "Report a mistake" under any question, or email contact@drivingpracticetests.com.