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Georgia Permit Practice Test

Introduction

Becoming a licensed driver in Georgia involves passing the Georgia learner’s permit test, officially known as the Class D Knowledge Exam. This test assesses your understanding of road signs, rules, and safe driving practices. Whether you’re a teenager or an adult, mastering the material covered in the official 2024 Georgia Driver Handbook is essential.

What to Expect

  • Test Format: The Georgia permit test consists of 40 questions.
  • Passing Score: You must correctly answer at least 30 questions (75%) to pass.
  • Content: Questions are drawn directly from the 2024 Georgia Driver Handbook, covering essential road signs and rules.
  • Drug and Alcohol Course: The test also includes content from the TLSAE course (Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education).

How to Prepare

  1. Study the Handbook: Thoroughly review the 2024 Georgia Driver Handbook. Focus on road signs, speed limits, and right-of-way rules.
  2. Take Practice Tests: Use online practice tests to reinforce your knowledge. These tests provide immediate feedback and explanations.
  3. Parental Consent (for ages 15-18): If you’re between 15 and 18 years old, parental consent is required for the online exam. Ensure you have proof of your social security number and residential address ready for verification.
  4. Visit the DMV: While the knowledge exam can be taken online, you’ll still need to visit a DMV office for vision and hearing tests.

Learner’s Permit FAQs

  1. Minimum Age: You can obtain a learner’s permit in Georgia at 15 years old.
  2. Driving Restrictions: With a learner’s permit, you can drive during daylight hours for the first three months and until 10 PM thereafter. Always be accompanied by a licensed driver who is at least 21 years old in the front passenger seat.
  3. Online Option: Yes, you can take the knowledge exam online, but other requirements (vision and hearing tests) must be completed in person.
  4. No Skipping: Individuals under 18 must hold a learner’s permit for at least 12 months or until they turn 18 before applying for a driver’s license.

Remember, the real Georgia permit test isn’t as forgiving as practice tests—you must limit your errors to 8 or fewer to pass. So, study diligently, take multiple practice tests, and confidently step into the driver’s seat!