DMV Written Test 2024 Permit Practice Test Questions Answers

#MyTestMyPrep Welcome to your essential guide for acing the 2024 DMV Written Test! 🌟 Whether you're a first-time applicant or looking for a refresher, this video is your one-stop resource for mastering the permit test.
🔍 What's Inside:
Comprehensive Coverage: Dive into a wide range of questions that mirror the actual DMV written test. We cover all the topics you need - from road signs and traffic laws to safe driving practices.
Expert Explanations: Don't just learn the right answers - understand them! Our detailed explanations help you grasp the 'why' behind each question, ensuring you're fully prepared.
Up-to-Date for 2024: We've updated our practice questions to reflect the latest changes and regulations for 2024, so you can study with the most current information.
📚 Study Smart:
Pause and Practice: Feel free to pause the video after each question, think about your answer, and then play to see the correct choice and explanation.
Track Your Progress: Keep a notebook handy to note down any questions you find tricky. Review these before your test day to reinforce your knowledge.
💡 Tips for Success:
Stay Calm and Focused: Test anxiety? We've got you covered with tips on staying calm and focused during your actual DMV test.
Know Before You Go: Learn all about the test format, what to expect on the day, and how to schedule your test.
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🔗 Additional Resources:
DMV Handbook [Link to the official DMV handbook]
Practice More: [Link to a website with additional practice tests]
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[@Huachengcrushon1xielian]

#1 should be 25 mph , some school crosswalks can go low as 15 but the correct one is 25

[@LeandraRomero-ql3rv]

Thank you

[@IssiahRt]

The 15 is true for DC residents

[@hansenhollla6705]

Question 25. Is wrong. When parked uphill, Why would you turn wheels toward the right (edge of road)? So if the brake fails, you fall directly into traffic? The whole point of turning the wheels is to keep your car FROM rolling into traffic if brake fails.

[@kepp4687]

@@hansenhollla6705 That is not how gravity works

[@kepp4687]

If your car is parked uphill, and your wheels are turned outwards - in the event that your brake fails, the car will fall towards the curb. However, if the car is parked uphill, your wheels should be turned inwards.

[@RonColeArt]

At first I was in agreement with you but, after thinking it through, I realized that it actually makes sense and here's how... If the front wheels are turned to the right and the car begins moving backwards, the back of the car will go to the right and hit the curb. But if the front wheels are turned to the left and the car begins moving backwards, that makes the back of the car turn out into the street. Assuming there's no car parked behind you, the back of the car will turn into the street and keep rolling downhill. It seems counterintuitive but it actually does make sense.

[@Glowandgo-v2b]

Ikk I’m so confused now😭

[@saigonphi]

@@kepp4687 Correct, just checked CA driver's handbook.

[@kungyensu]

Question 15, it must be 300 feet away. B and C both are illegal.

[@redross231]

thats for a police car :)

[@zba.z]

btw this exact this is the exact same way and exactly in the same order in the dmv for written test in Arizona ☠️ I took my written test yesterday. And pasted with out missing a single question and got stopped before i could actually finish the test because i passed more think i needed or what was expected. Took my drivers test today and past first try too.

[@kenyadms]

Is this real ?? I’m doing mine tomorrow.

[@zba.z]

@@kenyadmsyes. idk if your from az or if they might’ve updated and changed the test, but for me this video was the exact same text from the written test i took.

[@zba.z]

@@kenyadmsto the question to the pictures they were all the same order from the first question. but i recommend u study like other test too

[@againstalloddz296]

@@zba.z Congratulations

[@Nona.888]

This just helped mw pass my permit test yesterday‼️💯

[@MyTestMyPrep]

Glad to hear it

[@sophiamartin3722]

@@Nona.888 wait really, mine is in two days and I’m nervous 😬

[@Nona.888]

@@sophiamartin3722 Nah yea it helps a lot fo

[@Nona.888]

@@sophiamartin3722 and they ask you hypothetical questions so make sure you know the names of different parts of a road

[@Nona.888]

And they ask about how fast you should be going for different areas

[@kungyensu]

Question 2's answer is also not right. If two lanes are in one direction and another two lanes is in a different direction, then, no need to stop in this one.

[@itsraeee491]

Question 3 is wrong because if both cars came at the same time the driver on the right has the right away

[@jameskien2621]

Spokane its 20 mph in a school zone so it does differ

[@Renav19]

Question 1 is wrong: it’s 25 mph

[@redross231]

no, it's 15 mph. 25 mph is in residential areas.

[@Huachengcrushon1xielian]

@@redross231it’s also 25 mph it’s in the handbook , but the handbook does days “ Some school crosswalks can go also low as 15 mph “

[@solaryikes4360]

can someone explain question 3. Why is the answer choice C

[@CharlieCabralos]

If all cars get to the intersection at the same time, the car with the right of way is always the one furthest right. So, car 3 has the right of way, then car 2, then car 1.

[@trey8956]

Thanks

[@MuhammadEkram-fg9fc]

I really appreciate it for sharing us

[@BJOLDSCHOOL71]

Question 28 I don't understand car 3 is supposed to stop but car 2??

[@vibewithvon2533]

Facts ❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍more more ‘’’’.

[@mirthacastagnola1647]

Is this test for any State ?

[@user-ip7oh9pf4s]

Question 12 was incorrect: it's 30 mph.

[@adamalrashid9044]

I loved those videos there helpful!

[@thebigdogsmac11]

Bruh question 9 I literally did that when the lady got in my car & docked a point when I turned to look back when backing. This is so confusing...

[@Ray-y8f]

Can someoen explain question 3

[@bruceleena2214]

Number one is 25 mph… and others are not right. Are these California laws?

[@karinarico6240]

Huh in Utah it's 20mph

[@luchats]

@@karinarico6240 it some schools it’s 15

[@jadarriusgibbs5523]

Will this help me with the computer test to

[@cruisetheautisticboy994]

What text to speech voice did you use for this video?

[@MarsXUniverse-yb8zk]

Hey, are these actually on the test?

[@TrandyJnBaptiste]

Why are there even wrong answers in the video?it's really confusing for people

[@NoiRosales]

Hi voice❤❤

[@user-vg3hs3bn2l]

the first question was wrong its 25 mph

[@kaisykaisy]

Thank you very much for this video, however, about question 1 Google says about California traffic low is :- The speed limit is 25 mph within 500 feet of a school while children are outside or crossing the street. With my best regards / Kaisy

[@MyTestMyPrep]

Yes, correct - In California The speed limit is 25 mph within 500 feet of a school. In this video we did not purely focus on California.

[@kaisykaisy]

@@MyTestMyPrep Now actually your response has us confused, because your answers to your questions might be for Arizona or Florida, and maybe Alaska or California.... We have 50 states! Who goes to what? Which answer best fits a state DMV?

[@iamjustniki_592]

@@MyTestMyPrep You didn't purely focus on California but the test is for California, I don't understand because you reply to another comment saying that. So my question is can this test work for Florida?

[@joker12th]

is this test for california?

[@MyTestMyPrep]

YES

[@Perfectworld21]

Questions #1, 15, and 25 are wrong! Why do you want to teach something wrong to ppl?

[@sinafikeh]

Thanks

[@sinafikeh]

I passed