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Free Florida DMV Permit Practice Test 2026

Study 606 Florida DMV practice questions written from the Florida Driver's Handbook, every answer explained in plain language. Start free, track what you miss, and get a readiness score that tells you when you're ready to book your Florida permit test.

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606 practice questions to help you master the Florida DMV Test, 4 practice tests, 1 exam simulation

Florida requirement to pass

50 questions on the real test, 80% passing score (40 of 50), time limit not published

Verified November 2026 by our editorial team from Florida Driver's Handbook. Rules change, so always confirm with the current official materials from the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) before your test.

Study by Category

Master each topic before your Florida written test. 4 categories are free to start.

Shape and color carry the meaning before you can read the words: an octagon is always stop, a yellow diamond always warns. Covers regulatory, warning, guide and work-zone signs, including the ones with no text at all.

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Speed limits, parking and the everyday rules that carry points when broken. Covers the basic speed law, why a posted limit is a maximum rather than a target, and where you may never stop or park.

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Signals, flashing lights, and the arrows that override them. Covers what a yellow light actually requires of you, when a red arrow forbids a turn a red ball would allow, and who has control when the lights go dark.

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The paperwork side of driving legally. Covers licensing and insurance requirements, what to carry in the vehicle, and the steps to take after a collision.

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Practice Runs

Complete practice runs to test your knowledge. Runs 1-2 are free.

Florida Test 1: All Topics, Set A

Includes parallel parking, school zone signs, and backing, plus every other topic on the test. No repeats across Sets A to D.

25 questions~45 min
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Florida Test 2: All Topics, Set B

Includes pavement markings, motorcycles, and vehicle emergencies, plus every other topic on the test. No repeats across Sets A to D.

25 questions~45 min
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Florida Test 3: All Topics, Set C

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Includes school bus, distracted driving, and high beams, plus every other topic on the test. No repeats across Sets A to D.

25 questions~45 min

Florida Test 4: All Topics, Set D

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Includes motorcycles, vehicle emergencies, and teen drivers, plus every other topic on the test. No repeats across Sets A to D.

25 questions~45 min

About the Florida DMV Test

Florida's written knowledge test is administered by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) and is required for anyone applying for a learner's permit or first driver's license. The test has 50 multiple-choice questions drawn from the Florida Driver's Handbook, and you need at least 40 correct answers (80%) to pass.

Where and How to Take It

In-person at a tax collector's office or FLHSMV office. Online through approved third-party providers (under 18 only). Walk-ins are generally accepted, though booking ahead can shorten your wait. Under 18 can take the Class E Knowledge Exam online through approved third-party providers.

What to Bring

Plan to bring the documents the FLHSMV requires: Proof of identity (birth certificate or passport); Social Security card; 2 proofs of residential address; Completion of TLSAE course; Parental consent (if under 18). The knowledge test is part of a permit fee of about $48.

On Test Day

Your results are shown immediately on screen.

If You Don't Pass

You can retake the knowledge test at a tax collector office or online through a third-party provider. Online testing allows 3 attempts. Each retake costs an additional fee.

Minimum Age and Eligibility

You must be at least 15 years old to take the Florida knowledge test. Applicants under 18 must complete TLSAE (Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education) course.

After You Pass

A learner's license allows supervised driving only. At 16, can get restricted license (no driving between 11pm-6am). Full unrestricted license at 18.

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Sample Flash Card

general knowledge

A 16-year-old Florida driver with an intermediate license may drive without supervision until what time?

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When approaching a school zone during school hours, the maximum speed limit in Florida is:

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B20 mph
C25 mph
D30 mph

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Helpful guides

→How to Pass Your DMV Written Test on the First Try→The 25 Most Missed DMV Test Questions→What to Bring to the DMV for Your Permit Test

Frequently Asked Questions

The Florida Class E Knowledge Exam has 50 questions, and you need 40 correct, which is 80%. It is computer-based, and the pass or fail result shows on screen right away. FLHSMV does not publish a time limit. Walk-ins are accepted at most tax collector offices, and appointments are available and recommended.
No. Online testing through approved third-party providers is open only to applicants under 18. If you are 18 or older, you take the Class E exam in person at a tax collector's office or an FLHSMV office. Under-18 applicants can choose either route.
You can no longer use the online third-party channel and must take the Class E exam in person at a driver license service center or tax collector office. You can retake the knowledge exam the same day you fail it, and the recorded retake fee is $10. The 3-attempt cap applies to online testing only.
Florida lists a $48 fee for the Class E license, but the data we have does not say which services that amount covers, so confirm the breakdown with FLHSMV or your tax collector office. A knowledge exam retake carries a separate $10 fee, and you can retake it the same day you fail.
Bring proof of identity (a birth certificate or passport), your Social Security card, and 2 proofs of residential address. You also need proof that you completed the TLSAE course, which stands for Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education. Applicants under 18 need parental consent as well.
You can apply at 15. A Florida learner's license allows supervised driving only, with a licensed driver 21 or older in the front seat, and nighttime restrictions apply. At 16 you can get a restricted license with no driving between 11pm and 6am. A full unrestricted license comes at 18.
No. FLHSMV lists English as the only language for the Class E knowledge exam. A Spanish version of the Florida Driver's Handbook exists for studying, but that is a study book, not the exam language. If you need language help on test day, confirm with FLHSMV or your tax collector office first.
Study the Florida Driver's Handbook, August 2023 edition. Topics include traffic signs, signals, right-of-way, speed limits, DUI laws, school zones, the Move Over Law, hurricane evacuation and parking rules. Commercial applicants use the Florida CDL Handbook, July 2022 edition, instead.
Passing the written test earns your learner permit. From there you build supervised driving hours, and the last step is the Florida road test, the behind-the-wheel exam. See the full Florida road test guide for requirements, what to bring, and scoring.

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