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- Based on official Vermont Driver's manual
Vermont DMV Signs & Road Situations Practice Test 2025
If you think you can drive through the Green Mountain State without recognizing road signs and how to react to them, things could get as sticky as maple syrup. Safety is every driver’s primary responsibility. The inability to read and understand road signs puts you and other motorists at risk for serious injury or death. The Vermont road rules test includes questions that will assess your knowledge of road signs. If you are serious about learning about road signs and how to react to them, you will need to spend some quality study time.
Our free Vermont DMV Road Signs practice test is a quick and easy way for you to develop and refine your recognition and reaction skills. Not only does learning about road signs protect you but it also helps you do your part in supporting the uninterrupted flow of traffic. Road signs relay messages to drivers about traffic laws and road situations. Regulatory signs, such as One Way and Do Not Enter, will stop you from going in the wrong direction. Meanwhile, a warning sign, such as Slippery When Wet, advises you of a potentially hazardous road situation during a thunderstorm. You will find alerts to available services, such as gas stations, on information signs.
Our Road Signs practice test is based on the Vermont DMV driver’s manual (
If you’re curious to see how the flatlanders drive, you can find practice tests for other U.S. States and Washington D.C. at https://driving-tests.org/academy/drivers-license.
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