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Free Arizona MVD Permit Practice Test 2025

Average pass rate for driving tests in Arizona: 47%.
Average pass rate for this test: 55%.
Easy
6 min
Score distribution:
90-100=>16%
80-89=>21%
70-79=>25%
60-69=>19%
<60%=>18%
Avg. first-try score: 75%
Perfect for:
Learner’s permit applicants
First‑time adult applicants

In Arizona, what most people call the “DMV” is officially the MVD (Motor Vehicle Division). You’ll take the knowledge test -- often called the written test; if eligible you may see it branded as Permit Test @ Home. Pass your Arizona knowledge (permit) test on the first try with our free online practice test. Updated for November 2025, our practice tests are designed with questions and answers straight from the Arizona MVD 2025 Driver Handbook. Our practice tests provide instant feedback so you learn as you answer each test question. The tests also mimic what you will face on the official Arizona written test.

Real exam-style pitfalls you’ll practice:
Common Traps
Distractors
Trick Wording
Double Negatives
Free Arizona MVD Permit Practice Test 2025
AZ MVD driver's license
Based on the official AZ Driver HandbookHandbook‑based (2025) + exam‑taker feedback

How to use this practice test

  1. Start here. Take this short practice test and read the explanations as you go. This is one of 4 free Arizona practice tests available on our site. Avg. finish time: 6 min.
  2. Cover more ground. Take all tests (different questions - no-repeats across sets).
  3. Finish strong. Try the Exam Simulator for a full-length, exam‑style run.

Why this works

  • Exam-like questions. Built from the current handbook + patterns recent test-takers report. These questions reflect what's actually being asked at the MVD right now. Explanations cite the MVD handbook section.
  • On-question help. AI Assistant explains tricky items in plain language.
  • Performance Insights. See your weak topics and what to study next.

Actual MVD permit test: What to expect?

The Arizona permit test has 30 questions. You must get 24 correct (80%) to pass.
30 questions
24 to pass (80%)
  • Where: Any Arizona MVD office (find locations)
  • Bring: ID + SSN + residency proof; fee: $7 (see checklist)
  • If you fail: Retake the next business day, $0 for up to 3 attempts within 12 months.
  • Commonly missed: road sign recognition (warning, regulatory, and guide signs), legal blood alcohol limits and DUI rules, and skid control and driving in inclement weather.

Authored and curated by Steven Litvintchouk, M.S.

Chief Educational Researcher (ACES member)

Methodology & Editorial Policy

Last verified for accuracy: November 2025 (reviewed weekly)

Real Arizona drivers who passed first try

Verified student reviews • Shared with permission

I took the test and was actually shocked at how easy it was.
I failed the first time but after using this website for only two days I took the test and was actually shocked at how easy it was. I don’t know how they do it. Props to them 🤩!
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The marathons are the best.
Passed the Arizona Permit Test first try. The marathon tests really ended up helping me.
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Awesome format and a very well-designed UI.
Practicing was fun and it 100% prepared me for the car test in Arizona, which had almost identical questions!
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About the Arizona learner permit

When prepared, just go to the Arizona MVD with your identification documents, Social Security card, and two proofs of residency (if under 18, the proof should have the name of your parent/guardian). Once there, you’ll submit the documents, pay the fee, and take the knowledge test.

The Arizona written learner permit test consists of 30 multiple-choice questions covering road signs and signals, road rules, drugs and alcohol, and safe driving practices. To pass, applicants must answer at least 24 questions correctly (80%). In Arizona, if you fail the test, you must wait until the next business day to take it again. Applicants 18 and older must take the test in person at the MVD or authorized third-party provider.

For applicants under 18, Arizona has implemented a graduated driver’s license (GDL) program that has three steps: the learner’s permit, during which your driving must be supervised by a licensed driver at least 21 years of age seated in the front passenger seat; the Intermediate Restricted License; and the Intermediate Unrestricted License. Your participation in the GDL program ends and you may obtain a regular driver’s license once you turn 18.

Arizona’s diverse terrain includes urban areas like Phoenix and Tucson, as well as expansive rural highways and desert roads. This variety can present challenges to new drivers as they learn to navigate city traffic and long stretches of open road (not to mention Arizona’s extreme temperatures).

We know what it takes to pass. And we’ve got the proof.

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