Driving practice tests
Private practice site. Chapbook is not a government agency and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any department of motor vehicles, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, or any state or county agency. These are practice tests written by us to help you study. They are not the official test, and passing here does not give you a licence, a permit, a card, or a certificate of any kind.
Facts about the real tests
- Live states
- 4 states
- Checked questions
- 1,570 across the four banks
- Per state
- Simulators, topic tests, a signs test, requirements, a night-before checklist
- Spanish
- Citizenship in Spanish is live. Spanish car tests arrive in a later wave
Each state's figures, fees, question count, and pass mark are checked against that state's agency publications before its bank ships, and the checked date goes on that state's page.
Live states
- CaliforniaClass C knowledge test practice. Adult and under 18 simulators graded on the DMV's miss allowances, topic tests, and a signs test.
- TexasClass C practice sets and topic tests from the Transportation Code. DPS publishes no question count or pass mark, and our Texas pages say so instead of inventing them.
- FloridaClass E practice at the real format, 50 questions and 40 to pass, written from the Florida Statutes. The real exam is in English only.
- New YorkPermit practice at the real format, 20 questions with the sign question rule the real test applies, and points questions keyed to the February 2026 table.
Coming in later waves
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, and Georgia are next in the build order, then the remaining states in clusters. A state opens only when its bank has passed two independent checks and a third reader's sample audit, the same gate the four live states passed. A hub with no checked bank behind it would be a doorway page, and we don't ship those.
Spanish car practice for California, Texas, New York, and Illinois arrives in the Spanish wave, with the fluent second pass on the answer keys. Florida gets bilingual study pages instead of a Spanish test, because Florida made its licence exams English only in February 2026.
How a state gets here
Every bank starts from a source sheet filed against that state's agency: the handbook's rights notice read exactly as published, the code sections the rules live in, and the format and fee facts with the page each came from. Questions are written from the code and the facts, in our own words, one citation on every question. The writer checks each question, a second checker answers it cold from the source, and a third reader samples a tenth of the bank before the state ships. One wrong answer in the sample sends the whole bank back.