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Texas DMV Practice Tests

Our Texas DMV practice tests are the best way to prepare for your 2026 TX learner license exam. These free practice tests include realistic Texas questions, instant explanations, and one-question-at-a-time practice to help you learn faster and pass the real Texas DPS written knowledge test with confidence.

Updated for 2026 Instant Explanations One Question at a Time

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About the Texas DMV Permit Test

To get your learner license or driver license in Texas, you must pass a written knowledge exam based on the Texas Driver Handbook. The test covers Texas traffic laws, right-of-way rules, safe driving, work zones, and Texas-specific rules such as the Move Over/Slow Down law, school zones, and sharing the road with pedestrians and cyclists.

Our Texas practice tests show one question at a time with instant answers and short explanations so you can learn faster and remember more.

Each full test includes 50 multiple-choice questions. You also have a 25-question Quick Test and four Mini Tests for short daily practice. Aim for 90% or higher scores on these practice tests before taking the real Texas DPS written exam.

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Choose a Texas test below — one question at a time with instant feedback.

Mini Tests

Fast 12-question drills to lock in key Texas rules.

Study Guide – Texas Rules & Road Signs

These practice tests follow the Texas Driver Handbook so you can learn the exact rules that appear on the real Texas DPS written knowledge test.

Topics include: Texas speed limits, school zones, right-of-way, passing, lane use, the Move Over/Slow Down law, DUI and cell phone laws, and road signs.

FAQ – Texas Practice Tests

Q: Do these match the real Texas permit test?
A: Yes — questions follow the Texas Driver Handbook and use a one-question-at-a-time format similar to the real Texas learner license exam.
Q: Are these Texas tests really free?
A: Yes, all Texas DMV practice tests on this page are completely free to use.
Q: Where can I read the official Texas driver handbook?
A: You can read or download it from the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) website.