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- Updated for June 2025
- Based on official Tennessee Driver's manual
Free Tennessee DMV Driving Practice Test 2025
Exam Overview:
- Total Questions: 30
- Passing Score: 24/30 correct answers (80%)
- Age Requirement: 15+ years
- Test Sections: 4 (Intoxicating substances, Traffic signs and signals, Road rules, Safe driving practices)
Features:
- Updated for June 2025
- Questions from the official 2025 TN Driver Handbook
- Instant feedback to track your progress
Licensing Stages:
- Learner’s Permit: 15 years old (vision screening + $10.50 fee)
- Intermediate Restricted License: 16 years old (after 180 days of holding a learner’s permit)
- Intermediate Unrestricted License: 17 years old (or one year after the intermediate restricted license)
- Full Driver’s License: 18 years old
Ideal For:
- Anyone applying for a Tennessee Learner’s Permit or Driver’s License
- Senior Citizens needing a Refresher Test
- Drivers looking to renew their Tennessee License
TN Graduated Driver License (GDL) Journey:
Step 1: Learner’s Permit
Eligibility: 15 years old
Requirements: Pass a vision screening
Fee: $10.50
Validity: 12 months
Step 2: Intermediate Restricted License
Eligibility: 16 years old, after holding a Learner’s Permit for 180 days
Driving Conditions: Certain restrictions apply, such as no driving after dark or with more than one non-family passenger.
Step 3: Intermediate Unrestricted License
Eligibility: 17 years old, or one year after obtaining the Intermediate Restricted License, whichever comes first
Upgrades: Removal of certain restrictions from the previous stage
Step 4: Full Driver’s License
Eligibility: 18 years old
Full Privileges: No restrictions
- Perfect for learner’s permit, driver’s license, and Senior Refresher Test
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What to expect on the actual TN DMV exam
30
questions
24
correct answers to pass
80%
passing score
15 y/o
minimum age to apply
List of questions (classic view)
- The stopping distance of a car traveling at 50 mph under ideal driving conditions is approximately
- To maintain a safe following distance behind the vehicle ahead of you, you should use
- If you miss your exit on an interstate highway, what should you do?
- What does this sign indicate?
- Two common types of interchanges are
- On an interstate highway, you can prevent highway hypnosis by
- In Tennessee, you must dim your headlights at night whenever you are within _______ of a vehicle you are meeting or following.
- What does this sign indicate?
- In Tennessee, it is illegal for a driver at least 21 years old to drive with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of ______ or above.
- If you see a pedestrian using a guide dog or carrying a white cane, you must
- If you plan to turn beyond an intersection, you should
- What does this sign mean?
- When a train is approaching a railroad crossing, you must stop _________ from the nearest rail.
- The speed limit in a roundabout is usually
- If an emergency vehicle displaying flashing red or blue lights or sounding a siren or air horn is approaching from either direction, you must
- What does this sign indicate?
- You are parked parallel to the curb, facing downhill. Which way should you point your front wheels?
- To hold the steering wheel, especially in turns, you should keep
- Under Tennessee law, the maximum speed limit on interstate highways is
- What does this sign mean?
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