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Welcome to PermitPilot: practice for all 50 states and DC, an exam simulator in your state's format, mistakes review, a road sign trainer, readiness estimate, streaks and daily goals.
DMV permit practice test for all 50 states, with exam simulator and road signs
Get ready for your driver's permit knowledge test with practice built around your own state. PermitPilot is an independent practice app, not a government app. It does not represent any DMV, state agency or government entity. Official sources are linked below. PermitPilot covers all 50 states and Washington DC. Pick your state once and every practice round, exam simulation and readiness estimate is tailored to it. Over 2,000 practice questions, each with an explanation and the handbook section it comes from. EXAM SIMULATOR IN YOUR STATE'S FORMAT - Same number of questions and the same pass mark as your state's car knowledge test (for example 46 questions with 38 to pass in California, 30 questions at 70% in Texas) - Answers are revealed at the end, just like the real written test - See exactly which questions you missed, with explanations PRACTICE BY TOPIC - Road signs and signals, right of way, speed and following distance, alcohol and drugs, parking, sharing the road, safe driving, lanes and turns, and your state's own laws - Weak and unseen questions come first, so every round counts - Every answer is explained, with the handbook section to review LEARN FROM YOUR MISTAKES - Missed questions return on a spaced repetition schedule until you answer them right three times - A clear list of what to fix and what is due today ROAD SIGN TRAINER - Stop, yield, regulatory, warning, school, railroad and work zone signs, traffic signals, lane markings and hand signals, all drawn clearly in the app - A sign quiz to lock them in before your road sign test TRACK YOUR PROGRESS - Readiness estimate by topic and overall, based on your answers and recent exam simulations - Daily goal and study streak - Optional evening reminder to keep your streak going WORKS OFFLINE, NO ACCOUNT Your progress stays on your device. No sign up needed. Study on the bus, in drivers ed or the night before your DMV appointment. FOR EVERY NEW DRIVER Whether you are a teen getting a learner's permit, an adult getting a first driver's license, or moving to a new state and taking the knowledge test again, PermitPilot helps you study the rules that matter where you live. PERMITPILOT PLUS Plus is an optional subscription that unlocks unlimited practice questions and exam simulations, mistakes review, marathon mode through the whole question bank, and removes ads. Without Plus you can practice a set number of questions and take one exam simulation every day, and you can watch a short video for extra practice. Plus has a monthly and a yearly plan; the yearly plan starts with a free trial and you can cancel anytime in Google Play. OFFICIAL SOURCES Questions are written in our own words from the official driver handbooks published by each state's motor vehicle agency, and from the federal sign manual. Each question cites the handbook section to review. - Road signs: Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, U.S. Federal Highway Administration: https://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/ - Your state's official driver handbook: find your state's motor vehicle agency on USA.gov: https://www.usa.gov/motor-vehicle-services - Example: California Driver's Handbook, California DMV: https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/handbook/california-driver-handbook/ IMPORTANT PermitPilot is an independent practice app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any DMV, state agency or government entity. Laws and test formats change, so always check your official state driver handbook and motor vehicle agency. The readiness estimate is a study aid, not a guarantee that you will pass. A SnailPixel app. Questions or feedback: info@snailpixel.com Privacy policy: https://snailpixel.com/permitpilot/privacy
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