Free DMV Written Test Simulator for Hawaii | Updated for 2023 | HI

Hawaii issues instruction permits to potential drivers who are at least 15 ½ years old and have passed a written knowledge test. The test consists of 30 multiple-choice questions based on information pulled from the 2023 Hawaii Drivers Manual. To get your permit, you’ll need to answer at least 25 of the 30 questions correctly. In addition to passing the written knowledge exam, you’ll need to take an eye exam, pay a $2 fee for the written test and $5-10 for the permit depending on your location, as well as to provide the needed paperwork. To receive your license, you’ll need to be able to provide your birth certificate, your social security number, and parental consent if you’re a minor, from both of your parents or the applicable forms to explain why one or both are no longer your guardian(s). Once you’ve passed your test and received a learner’s permit, you’ll need to hold it for 180 days before you may take a driving test for your license. This practice Hawaii DMV written test can help you study so you can answer every question correctly.