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Free DMV Written Test Simulator for Tennessee | Updated for 2024
There are 30 questions on the Tennessee DMV Written Test, and you need to answer 24 of them correctly to get your learner’s permit. While you can receive your learner’s permit at age 15, due to Tennessee’s Graduated Driver License (GDL) law, there are many stages and fees before you can receive a regular license at age 18. First, you can receive a learner’s permit at age 15, which requires paying a fee of $10.50 if you are under age 18. Then you can receive your intermediate restricted license at age 16 or 180 days after receiving your learner’s permit, whichever comes first; it will cost $24.50 if you are 16 and $21 if you are 17. At either age 17 or one year after receiving your intermediate restricted license, you can receive your intermediate unrestricted license, which involves paying a fee of $2. Finally, when you are 18 or when you receive your high school diploma or GED, whichever comes first, you can receive your regular driver’s license, which will usually require a fee of $8. This 2024 DMV practice test will help you achieve the 80% passing score you need to get your Tennessee learner’s permit or driver license.
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- Before changing lanes, you should
- It takes an average person's body about one hour to break down the alcohol in ____ drink(s).
- When preparing to leave a parallel parking space, you should
- You are preparing to turn left at an intersection when you see an oncoming vehicle. What should you do?
- You must _______ for a school bus that is stopped with its red lights flashing on the opposite side of an undivided road.
- In a roundabout, a driver must drive in _________ direction.
- Two sets of two solid yellow lines that are spaced two or more feet apart indicate
- The right lane on a freeway should remain open for ________ as much as possible.
- In Tennessee, when you pass a bicycle traveling in your direction, you must leave at least _______ of clearance between your vehicle and the bicycle.
- In a typical passenger car, partial hydroplaning can begin at speeds as low as
- When the yellow lights are flashing, all drivers approaching _________ must obey the speed limit shown on the sign.
- If fog closes in completely while you are driving and visibility is reduced to near zero, what should you do?
- When any vehicle turns, its rear wheels follow a _________ than its front wheels.
- Which of the following statements about driving on highways is true?
- Stopping on the pavement or shoulder is only allowed
- Don't turn your ignition key to the lock position while your vehicle is in motion because it will cause
- You drive up to an intersection and you see a yield sign. You must
- What does this sign mean?
- What does this sign indicate?
- If you are on a single- or two-lane road and come to an intersection with a divided highway or a roadway with three or more lanes, you must
- Under Tennessee law, which of the following statements on cell phone use while driving is FALSE?
- What does this sign mean?
- What does a flashing yellow arrow signal mean?
- If you are parallel parked on the right side of the street, you should _________ before pulling out into traffic.
- A work zone can be easily identified by _________ immediately preceding the work zone.
- Two solid yellow lines separate two lanes of traffic
- To avoid last-minute braking or the need to turn suddenly, you should look at least ________ ahead while driving in the city.
- What kind of parking is commonly found in parking lots and shopping centers and on wide streets?
- If you approach a vehicle with a reflective triangular orange sign on its rear, you must
- To turn left from a one-way street onto another one-way street, you must start the turn
- This sign warns of
- If your rear wheels start to skid, what should you do?
- If your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is 0.10%, you are _______ times more likely to cause an accident than if you were sober.
- You are driving on a roadway with at least two lanes in your direction. You see an emergency vehicle stopped ahead with its flashing lights on. What should you do?
- What does this sign mean?
- On a divided highway, _________indicates the left edge of traffic lanes going in your direction.
- When taking any medicine, you should NEVER
- By driving on Tennessee's public roads, you imply consent to
- In Tennessee, what does a curb painted yellow indicate?
- What is a "reportable" crash?
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