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Free Missouri Driver’s Handbook Practice Test (2026)

Avg. pass rate on our MO tests: 49%.
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Avg. first-try score: 75%

The historic Route 66 cuts across Missouri from St. Louis to Joplin. Driving along this route is less about speed and more about experiencing the history, the culture, and the open road. Many segments of the original highway run parallel to modern interstates, allowing you to easily explore scenic towns and roadside attractions. However, before you can explore Missouri’s roads from behind the wheel of your favorite vehicle, you must complete the state’s licensing process and get a driver’s license.

This process begins with your learning phase. During this time, you will study the various aspects of driving theory. They are thoroughly described in the official Missouri Driver Guide (Missouri DOR Handbook (MO Driver's Manual) 2026), which you should read multiple times. Our Missouri Driver’s Handbook Practice Test is designed to boost your learning potential. Use it to study driving theory efficiently. You get unlimited attempts and nonstop access to train as often as you want.

All 20 questions have multiple answer choices, but only one is correct. Answer each question at your own pace; there is no timer to pressure you. You won’t have to wait until the practice test ends to know what went wrong. Learn from your mistakes as soon as they occur, and use the detailed explanation to reinforce your knowledge. Pay attention to this feedback and note it in a notebook or notebook app. Revisit the material during future practice sessions, and your knowledge will naturally improve.

Free Missouri Driver’s Handbook Practice Test (2026)
MO DOR driver's license
Original questions by our team Based on 2026 MO Driver Handbook
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