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In Connecticut, regardless of age, you must obtain a learner’s permit to practice supervised driving before taking the road test. To get a permit, you must be at least 16 years old, meet documentation requirements, pass a vision test, and pass the official written knowledge test.
The Connecticut DMV written test has 25 multiple-choice questions based on the official Connecticut driver’s manual (Connecticut DMV Handbook (CT Driver’s Manual) 2026). The test is offered in 11 languages, with hard copies available in 24 more by special request. The passing score is 80%.
You can take the vision and written tests only by appointment at certain DMV offices (not online). You must make the appointment online. If you’re under 18, your parent or guardian must come with you to the test or fill out a consent form. If you fail the knowledge test, you must wait seven days and pay another exam fee before retaking it.
This is the second of our five Connecticut Permit Practice Tests, current for May 2026 and based on the official Connecticut driver’s manual. Our AI Assistant can give hints, explanations, or answer your own driving questions. We also offer a Connecticut Permit Test Study Guide with document checklists, fees, and frequently missed questions.
Use this second set to check emergency situations plus lane changes and passing after the first permit practice test
This page is online practice, not the official DMV exam. Use it to check emergency situations plus lane changes and passing, then confirm the current CT testing option before relying on an at-home exam.
As of January 1, 2026, all new permit applicants must complete a free online work zone safety course before receiving a learner's permit. This requirement is specific to Connecticut and was added to address driver behavior in construction zones.
Based on the categories assigned to this second practice test pool.
Treat this as a second read, not a repeat of the first practice test.
This is one of the main areas in this test pool, so review the rule before another scored attempt.
Test 2 changes the question mix so you can separate understanding from memorized answers.
Use Test 3 to confirm that emergency situations plus lane changes and passing no longer pull your score down.
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We mirror recurring themes (e.g., right‑of‑way traps, sign look‑alikes) and use similar distractors and wording styles.
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