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- Based on official Minnesota Driver's manual
Free Online DVS Written Test Practice for Minnesota (2025)
Minnesota requires that you be at least 15 to start the graduated driver’s license process. In addition to having completed a classroom-based driver’s education class, you’ll be required to pass a written knowledge test based on the 2025 driver’s manual. The test will be multiple-choice and consists of 40 questions, of which you’ll need to correctly answer at least 32 to pass. Once you’ve passed your written knowledge exam, you’ll also be required to take a vision test, provide proof of identity, your social security number, physical residency, and a parental signature of consent on your permit application if you’re a minor. The written test itself does not have a fee, unless you fail it more than once. Every attempt to pass the knowledge test after your second attempt will require a $10 testing fee, so it’s helpful to study beforehand to save yourself some money. Once you have your permit, you’ll be required to take another driver’s education class, this time with behind-the-wheel experience, including 30 hours of classroom time and 6 hours behind the wheel. This DVS practice test will help you pass without paying the testing fee.
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- Before changing lanes, you should
- When approaching pedestrians who are walking on or crossing the roadway, you must
- If there are no reduced speed limits posted at work zones, drivers should
- If you are driving on a two-lane road, it is safest to drive your vehicle _______ of your lane.
- If you see this sign, you should
- Blind pedestrians may carry _________ canes or use guide dogs.
- What does this sign mean?
- On multilane roads, you should avoid driving alongside other vehicles because
- If you want to change several lanes on a multilane highway,
- On a divided highway, you must _________ unless directed to do otherwise by a sign, traffic control device, or police officer.
- Diagonal yellow stripes painted on some streets and highways indicate
- At night, drivers should use high-beam headlights
- Proactively looking ahead, to the sides, and behind your vehicle to anticipate problems ahead is part of
- When entering a main road from a private road, a driveway, or a parking lot, you must
- If a pedestrian is in a marked or unmarked crosswalk, you must
- At the end of most entrance ramps on a freeway, you will find _________ that allows you to increase your speed.
- To guard against glare from the headlights of a vehicle behind you, use __________ and adjust it before you drive.
- A flashing yellow arrow means
- At railroad crossings that are only marked with a stop sign, you should stop and then proceed only when
- Which of these statements is FALSE?
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