Mississippi driver's license practice tests
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- Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Revised December 2024
- 879 questions
- 357 with illustrations
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From the official state manual
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Licensing basics - Mississippi
Mississippi license types, the learner’s permit at 15 and the Class R license, moving from another state, documents, the vision and computerized exams, Class D company-vehicle rules, littering, organ donation and the Natchez Trace Parkway.
StartSignals and vehicle controls - Mississippi
Required vehicle equipment, lights and mirrors, getting ready to drive, turn and arm signals, turning around, headlights at night and the equipment rules for company trucks.
StartPavement markings - Mississippi
Yellow and white lines, passing and no-passing zones, lane-use arrows and crosswalks.
StartInterstate driving - Mississippi
Entering and leaving the interstate, lane use, passing, speed and following distance, and what to do after a breakdown.
StartParking rules - Mississippi
Where Mississippi forbids parking, parallel parking step by step, parking on a hill and handicapped spaces.
StartSign shapes and colors - Mississippi
What the shape and color of a traffic sign tell you before you can read it.
StartRoad signs - Mississippi
Regulatory, warning, guide, route and work zone signs in the Mississippi Driver’s License Manual.
StartTraffic signals - Mississippi
Red, yellow and green lights, arrows, flashing signals, turning right on red, lane-use signals and pedestrian signals.
StartRight-of-way, turning and passing - Mississippi
Who yields at intersections and four-way stops, driveways, turning step by step, multiple turn lanes, one-way streets, passing and being passed.
StartRailroad crossings - Mississippi
Railroad signs, signals and gates, the vehicles that must always stop, what to do if you stall on the tracks and how to report a crossing problem.
StartPedestrians - Mississippi
Yielding to pedestrians in crosswalks, pedestrian signals and what walkers should do before crossing.
StartSharing the road - Mississippi
School buses, large trucks and their blind spots, bicycles, slow-moving and animal-drawn vehicles, and respect for other road users.
StartSpeed and following distance - Mississippi
Mississippi speed limits, minimum speeds, school zones, braking distances and the car-length following rule.
StartSeat belts and child safety - Mississippi
Mississippi’s seat belt law and the car seat and child restraint rules.
StartDistracted and impaired driving - Mississippi
Fatigue, vision, emotions, cell phones and texting, and other distractions behind the wheel.
StartEmergencies - Mississippi
Bad weather, skids, flooded roads, breakdowns, what to do after a crash, reporting it, and warning devices on a disabled truck.
StartEmergency vehicles, work zones and traffic stops - Mississippi
Yielding to emergency vehicles, Mississippi’s move-over rule, work zones and what to do when pulled over by law enforcement.
StartAlcohol and drugs - Mississippi
How alcohol and drugs affect driving, Mississippi’s alcohol limits, implied consent and refusal, and DUI and zero-tolerance penalties.
StartInsurance and vehicle papers - Mississippi
Mississippi’s required insurance, the Safety Responsibility Act, title, registration and window tint certificates.
StartSuspension and revocation - Mississippi
The reasons a Mississippi license is suspended or revoked and how driving privileges are reinstated.
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Road sign library - Mississippi
Every sign, signal and marking the Mississippi driver manual shows or names, with its meaning in the manual's words and its page.
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The knowledge test at a glance
- Youngest age for a learner permit
- 15 years
To get a Mississippi driver’s license, you pass a vision exam and a computerized exam based on the Mississippi Driver’s License Manual, which focuses on Mississippi traffic laws, safe driving rules and driver’s license requirements.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this an official Mississippi government website?
No. Driving Test Practice is an independent, free educational website. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Mississippi Department of Public Safety, Driver Service Bureau or any government agency.
What languages are the practice questions available in?
Every question, answer choice and explanation on this site is written in English, العربية, and you can switch between them at any time.
What is the source for these practice questions?
All questions are original and based on the Mississippi Department of Public Safety, Driver Service Bureau driver manual, "Mississippi Driver's License Manual" (Revised December 2024 edition).
How many Mississippi practice questions are on this site?
879 original practice questions across 20 topics, covering the entire manual.
Do I need to create an account to use this site?
No. The site is completely free and does not require any sign-up. Your scores are saved locally in your own browser only.