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Free Oklahoma DMV Permit Practice Test 2026

Free Oklahoma DMV practice questions for the written test, built from the Oklahoma Driver Manual. Work through traffic signs, right-of-way, speed limits and state-specific rules, with an explanation on every answer and a readiness score before you test with Service Oklahoma.

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587 practice questions to help you master the Oklahoma DMV Test, 4 practice tests, 1 exam simulation

Oklahoma requirement to pass

20 questions on the real test, 75% passing score (15 of 20), 60 minutes

Verified November 2026 by our editorial team from Oklahoma Driver Manual. Rules change, so always confirm with the current official materials from Service Oklahoma before your test.

Study by Category

Master each topic before your Oklahoma 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.

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.

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.

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.

Oklahoma Test 1: All Topics, Set A

Includes emergency vehicles, seatbelts child safety, and alcohol drugs, plus every other topic on the test. No repeats across Sets A to D.

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

Includes railroad signals, cooperation, and warning signs, plus every other topic on the test. No repeats across Sets A to D.

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

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Includes defensive distracted driving, laws, and guide signs, plus every other topic on the test. No repeats across Sets A to D.

25 questions~45 min

Oklahoma Test 4: All Topics, Set D

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Includes headlights, traffic lights, and service signs, plus every other topic on the test. No repeats across Sets A to D.

25 questions~45 min

About the Oklahoma DMV Test

Oklahoma's written knowledge test is administered by Service Oklahoma (formerly the Department of Public Safety) and is required for anyone applying for a learner permit. The test consists of 20 multiple-choice questions, and you need at least 15 correct answers (75%) to pass. You have 60 minutes to complete the exam.

Where and How to Take It

The test can be taken in person at any Service Oklahoma tag agency or Drive Test Center. Oklahoma also offers online testing through the Service Oklahoma platform. Walk-ins are accepted for in-person testing. The test is computer-based in both formats.

What to Bring

You'll need proof of identity (birth certificate or passport), your Social Security card, and two documents proving Oklahoma residency. Applicants under 18 must bring signed parental consent and proof of school enrollment. The learner permit fee is $42.50.

Test Day

After submitting your documents and fee, you'll take the 20-question test. Questions cover Oklahoma traffic laws, road signs, safe driving practices, and the effects of alcohol and drugs on driving. You have 60 minutes, though most people finish much sooner. Results appear immediately on screen.

If You Don't Pass

You must wait 1 day before retaking the knowledge test. Each attempt costs $4. Study the Oklahoma Driver Manual and focus on the areas where you missed questions.

Oklahoma-Specific Details

Oklahoma recently transitioned from the Department of Public Safety to \"Service Oklahoma\" for driver licensing services. The state's unique retake fee structure - where $4 is added per failure and collected at permit issuance - is an incentive to study before testing. The permit fee of $42.50 is among the higher fees nationally.

Learner Permit vs. Full License

After passing the written test, you receive a learner permit that allows supervised driving with a licensed driver 21 or older in the front seat. You must hold it for at least 6 months before taking the road test for a full Class D license. Under-18 drivers must complete a driver education course.

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general knowledge

How many supervised driving hours must an Oklahoma permit holder complete?

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

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B20 mph
C25 mph
D30 mph

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Oklahoma offers online knowledge testing through Service Oklahoma's online platform, plus in-person testing at any tag agency or Drive Test Center. Only 2 attempts are allowed online. After 2 online failures, you must test in person at a Service Oklahoma location, and no new application is required.
The Oklahoma test has 20 multiple-choice questions and a 60-minute limit. You need 15 correct, which is 75 percent, so you can miss 5. It is computer-based, and results appear on screen immediately. Questions cover Oklahoma traffic laws, road signs, safe driving and the effects of alcohol and drugs, drawn from the Oklahoma Driver Manual.
Each failed written or drive test adds $4 to the $42.50 issuance fee, payable when your credential is issued. The cost grows with each failure: $8 after two, and so on. The extra charges are collected only at issuance.
You can retake the drive test up to 3 times at least 1 day apart. After a third failure you wait 30 days, and every attempt after that is once per 30 days. If you failed without holding a learner permit, you must get one and hold it for 30 days before retesting.
No, walk-ins are accepted for in-person testing at any Service Oklahoma tag agency or Drive Test Center. The written test is computer-based in both formats. If you fail, you can retake it the next day, and the retake count is not capped, though online attempts stop after 2.
Bring proof of identity, such as a birth certificate or passport, your Social Security card, and 2 proofs of Oklahoma residency. If you are under 18, also bring parental consent and proof of school enrollment. Oklahoma requires under-18 applicants to complete a driver education course.
You must be at least 15 years and 6 months old. Parental consent is required if you are under 18. After passing the written test you get a learner permit allowing supervised driving with a licensed driver 21 or older in the front seat. You must hold the permit at least 6 months before taking the road test.
Oklahoma lists English and Spanish for the test, though the language list should be confirmed with Service Oklahoma. Service Oklahoma, which replaced the former Department of Public Safety for driver licensing services, administers the written and drive tests. Its handbook is the Oklahoma Driver Manual, 2024-2025 edition.
Passing the written test earns your learner permit. From there you build supervised driving hours, and the last step is the Oklahoma road test, the behind-the-wheel exam. See the full Oklahoma road test guide for requirements, what to bring, and scoring.