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Texas driver's license practice tests

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Pick a topic, answer short quizzes with illustrations for signs and signals, and review the explanations.

  • Texas Driver Handbook · Revised January 2026
  • 840 questions
  • 74 with illustrations

Practice by topic

Each topic has its own questions and its own score.

Licensing basics

Age rules, permits, license types, the testing process, and renewals.

77 questions≈ 31 min

Signals & vehicle controls

Signaling, headlights, horns, required equipment, and what to do if your vehicle breaks down.

58 questions≈ 23 min

Pavement markings

Yellow and white lane lines, turn lanes, bike lanes, and edge lines.

16 questions≈ 6 min

Freeway driving

Merging, exiting, passing, and highway driving rules.

40 questions≈ 16 min

Parking rules

Where you may not park, hill parking, and disabled parking.

44 questions≈ 18 min

Sign shapes & colors

What every sign shape and color means before you even read it.

18 questions≈ 7 min

Road signs

Regulatory, warning, and guide signs you will see on Texas roads.

71 questions≈ 28 min

Traffic signals

Red, yellow, and green lights and arrows, and how to use a roundabout.

26 questions≈ 10 min

Right-of-way & turning

Who goes first at intersections, and the rules for turning safely.

32 questions≈ 13 min

Railroad & light rail crossings

Safety rules for crossing train tracks and sharing the road with light rail.

27 questions≈ 11 min

Pedestrian rights

Crosswalk rules and a driver's duty to yield to people on foot.

34 questions≈ 14 min

Sharing the road

Safely sharing the road with motorcycles, bicycles, trucks, and buses.

92 questions≈ 37 min

Speed & following distance

The basic speed law and how to judge a safe following distance.

36 questions≈ 14 min

Seat belts & child safety

Seat belt requirements and child car seat rules.

10 questions≈ 4 min

Distracted driving

Texas's texting and hand-held device laws while driving.

16 questions≈ 6 min

Emergencies and special situations

Skids, blowouts, brake failure, winter weather, floods, and other special situations.

59 questions≈ 24 min

Emergency vehicles & work zones

Yielding to emergency vehicles and driving safely through work zones.

30 questions≈ 12 min

Alcohol & drugs

DUI/DWI laws, BAC limits, and the consequences of driving impaired.

74 questions≈ 30 min

Financial responsibility & insurance

Insurance minimums, vehicle registration, and what to do after a crash.

54 questions≈ 22 min

Driving record & suspensions

How your driving record works and when your license can be suspended or revoked.

26 questions≈ 10 min

Test yourself

Mix everything together, or retry what you got wrong.

The official knowledge test at a Texas DPS driver license office is multiple choice, covering the rules of the road, road signs, and safe driving practices from the Texas Driver Handbook. It is offered in English and Spanish.

Background & resources

Historical notes and official links from the manual that aren't quiz questions, but are part of the full picture.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this an official Texas government website?

No. Official Driving Test is an independent, free educational website. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) 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, Español, 中文, Tiếng Việt, دری, پښتو, Kiswahili, Français, हिन्दी, Հայերեն, Русский, ਪੰਜਾਬੀ, 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 official Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) manual, "Texas Driver Handbook" (Revised January 2026 edition).

How many Texas practice questions are on this site?

840 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.