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Based on official Pennsylvania exam questions

Free Pennsylvania DOT Road Signs Permit Practice Test 2025

  • Perfect for learner’s permit, driver’s license, and senior refresher test

Did you know that Pennsylvania has over 200 covered bridges, more than any other state? These iconic structures are part of Pennsylvania’s rich history, and they are often found in rural areas. After all, the landscapes never fail to capture the attention of passersby transiting the “Keystone State.” There’s no denying their beauty, but such amazing views should be admired only by passengers. As a driver, your responsibility is to ensure the safety of everyone in your vehicle and other road users. Focus on the road and avoid distractions. If the road is winding, adjust your speed and adopt a defensive driving style. Last but not least, remember to pay attention to any road signs you encounter. Whether they are informational, regulatory or warning signs, they are meant to inform and instruct you.

In Pennsylvania, the Department of Transportation DOT is responsible for issuing driver’s licenses. It requires all applicants to pass a vision test and a knowledge exam before they can obtain a learner’s permit. The questions on the written knowledge test are based on the PA DOT driver’s manual (Pennsylvania DOT Handbook (PA Driver's Manual) 2025).

We’ll help you with the road signs section of this exam. While you use the driver’s handbook to learn their meanings, we offer a helpful tool that allows you to assess your knowledge. Our practice tests have helped countless students pass the knowledge test on their first try. Updated for October 2025, these Pennsylvania DOT Road Signs Permit practice tests have several features. For your ease of use, we have implemented a voiceover option that uses text-to-speech technology. All questions and answer choices are read aloud by an artificial voice.

While most questions are simple and straightforward, we have to warn you against rushing. There is no time limit for these practice tests, so you shouldn’t be in a hurry. The pressure of choosing an answer is immense when you have an active countdown, but you won’t have to worry about it until the day of the official exam. As you consistently train with our tool, you’ll notice improvements over time. Note down your score and see how much 7 days of practice can increase your chances of passing the written exam.

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Verified for accuracy: October 2025

Reviewed by Steven Litvintchouk, M.S.
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What to expect on the actual PA exam

18

questions

15

correct answers to pass

83%

passing score

16 y/o

minimum age to apply

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