Georgia Learner’s Permit Practice Test 500+ Questions

Georgia Learner’s Permit Practice Test 2026 [500+ Questions]. Thinking about getting your learner’s permit in Georgia? Before you can hit the road, you’ll need to pass the knowledge test at the DDS (Department of Driver Services).

Don’t worry if you prepare the right way, it’s not as scary as it sounds. One of the best tools to help you get ready is a Georgia learner’s permit practice test. A lot of new drivers think, “I’ll just read the manual once and I’ll be fine.” But when you sit down in front of that computer at the DDS, the questions can feel tricky.

Georgia Learner’s Permit Practice Test 2026

Try our free Practice tests and see what the authentic question style looks and feels like. The Georgia learner’s permit test has two main sections: Road Rules and Road Signs. In the actual test, you’ll answer 40 multiple-choice questions, and you need to get 30 right to pass. That means 15 correct on each section.

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Georgia Learner's Permit Practice Test
Total Questions: 40
Language: English
Passing Marks: 80%.
Difficulty Level: Easy

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1)  Under Georgia’s hands‑free law, handheld phone use is allowed only to:

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2)  At the end of a freeway on‑ramp your speed should be:

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3)  Doubling your speed multiplies your total stopping distance by:

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4)  Proceeding through a crosswalk in a school zone before the crossing guard is completely clear is:

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5)  Leaving children or pets in a vehicle during extreme heat or cold is classified as:

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6)  Most vehicles can begin to hydroplane at approximately:

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7)  When stopped by law enforcement, you should:

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8)  When parking next to a curb with your vehicle facing uphill, you should set your front wheels:

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9)  You may travel in a center left‑turn lane only when you are:

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10)  A vehicle qualifies for HOV‑lane use in Georgia when it carries at least:

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11)  The recommended tire‑pressure information for your car is found:

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12)  A tire fails the “penny test” when:

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13)  Georgia’s “basic speed law” requires you to drive:

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14)  Georgia classifies a driver as a “Super Speeder” when convicted of:

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15)  Drivers who accumulate 15 points within any 24‑month period will have their Georgia license:

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16)  Pedestrians using a crosswalk have the right‑of‑way:

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17)  Failure to maintain required insurance may result in license:

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18)  A white‑painted curb typically indicates:

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19)  During the first six months of holding a Class D license, the only passengers allowed are:

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20)  Double solid yellow center lines mean:

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21)  Class D (provisional) license holders may not drive between:

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22)  When approaching a roundabout you should:

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23)  A single broken yellow center line means:

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24)  A broken white lane line separates:

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25)  When overtaken from behind by a funeral procession with headlights on, you should:

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26)  The minimum acceptable visual acuity (either eye) for an unrestricted Class C license is:

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27)  On a multi‑lane highway, slower traffic must:

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28)  A flashing red light at an intersection means:

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29)  Turning left on red from a one‑way street into a one‑way street is:

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30)  At an intersection with no signs or signals, vehicles arriving at the same time must yield to the vehicle on their ______.

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31)  If you are under 21 and your BAC is 0.02 % or higher but less than 0.08 %, your driving privilege:

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32)  Georgia’s “Move‑Over” law requires you, when safe, to:

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33)  A circular yellow sign with a black “X” and two “R”s warns drivers of:

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34)  Georgia recommends a minimum following distance under normal conditions of:

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35)  Orange signs and cones on the highway indicate a:

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36)  A blind or visually impaired pedestrian with a white cane or guide dog has the right‑of‑way:

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37)  Which hand signal indicates a right turn?

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38)  You must dim your high‑beam headlights for oncoming traffic when you are within:

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39)  Infant car seats should always be installed facing the ______ of the vehicle.

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40)  You may never make a U‑turn:

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Written test structure

In Georgia, if you’re at least 15 years old, you can go for your learner’s permit, officially called the Instructional Permit (Class CP). This permit allows you to drive with a licensed adult who’s at least 21 years old sitting next to you. The test itself checks if you know the basics: road signs, traffic rules, and safe driving habits.

Georgia Learner's Permit Practice Test Exam Structure
Georgia Learner’s Permit Practice Test Exam Structure

Based on the Georgia Driver’s Manual (2026) and the written test structure, here’s a simple and straightforward table showing the exam content topics and the percentage of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) for each section on the Georgia Learner’s Permit Knowledge Test:

Exam Topic No. of MCQs (out of 40) % of Total Test What This Part Covers
Road Signs 20 50 % Shapes, colors, and meanings of regulatory, warning, guide, construction, and service signs; signals and pavement markers
Road Rules 20 50 % Georgia traffic laws, right-of-way, speed limits, lane use, turning, parking, sharing the road, safety equipment, penalties, and other safe-driving practices

 

1. What is the Georgia knowledge test for a learner’s permit?

  • It’s a written test that checks your understanding of road signs and road rules. You need to pass this test to get your Class C Instructional Permit (CP).

2. How many questions are on the written test?

  • There are 40 multiple-choice questions in total—20 on road signs and 20 on road rules. You must get at least 15 correct in each section to pass.

3. How much does it cost to take the written test?

  • The fee is $10, and it must be paid before testing. If you fail, the fee is not refunded—you’ll need to pay again to retake it.

4. Can I use my phone, notes, or talk during the test?

  • No. Phones, notes, and talking are strictly prohibited. Misconduct will count as a test failure, and you’ll have to come back another day.

5. Is the written test available in other languages?

  • Yes, the road rules test is available in some non-English languages, but the road signs test is only in English. You must also demonstrate your ability to read basic English road signs.

6. What happens if I fail the written test?

  • 1st failure: You must wait until the next day to try again.
  • 2nd or more failures: You must wait 7 days before retesting.

7. What do I need to bring to take the written test?

You’ll need:

  • Proof of identity and Georgia residency
  • Social Security Number (or proof of ineligibility)
  • If under 18: school enrollment proof and a signed consent form from a parent or guardian

8. Can I take a practice test online?

  • Yes. You can take a free practice test on the official DDS website: dds.georgia.gov. This helps you get familiar with the format and topics.

9. What topics are covered in the test?

  • Road Rules: Speed limits, right-of-way, signs, signals, penalties, safe driving
  • Road Signs: Warning signs, stop/yield signs, regulatory signs, lane use, construction signs

10. Where do I take the test and when should I go?

  • You can take the written test at any DDS Customer Service Center, but you must start at least 30 minutes before closing. Check the location and hours at dds.georgia.gov.;

Study Guide

The Georgia Driver’s Manual is your best friend. It’s got everything you need to know for the test—road signs, rules, all of it. You can download it from the DDS website or pick up a copy at a DDS office. Read it, highlight key points, and make notes. It’s not the most exciting book, but it’s gold.