DMV Driving Written Tests 1.6

Features:

• User-friendly interfaces
• Today Widget on the lock screen for easy access
• Preview incorrect answers for effective learning
• A wide selection of traffic signs for reference
• Structured like the actual DMV written test
• Updated for the latest 2020 DMV written test
• Prepares you for practice tests with a realistic exam simulator
• Practice offline and on the go
• Manual PDF available for each state

Preparing for Your Driving Test

To ensure success during your driving test, it is important to adequately prepare. Here are some tips to help you:

1. Get enough practice: Some drivers require more practice than others. Minors (under 18 years old) are required to complete a minimum of 50 hours of behind-the-wheel training, including 10 hours of night driving, before taking their driving test. Treat your practice sessions as if you were taking a real driving test, and ask your accompanying driver to provide constructive feedback on your driving. Take note of any areas that confused you and focus on correcting those mistakes during future practice sessions. Remember, the DMV examiner is not trying to trick you but assess your ability to handle your vehicle in regular traffic situations.
2. Practice safe driving habits: Improve your driving skills by following these tips:
Always steer smoothly. Accelerate smoothly without revving the engine or stalling. Gently stop the vehicle, braking well in advance to avoid sudden movements. Adhere to crosswalks and cautiously enter intersections where visibility is limited. Ensure your vehicle is in the correct gear and avoid grinding the gears or coasting to a stop. Obey posted speed limits and adjust your speed accordingly based on weather and road conditions. Use headlights when using windshield wipers in poor weather. Maintain a safe following distance using the 3-second rule, but increase the distance in inclement weather or low visibility. Understand and obey traffic signals at all times. Use the correct lane for turns and change lanes after signaling. Frequently check mirrors and scan for potential hazards. Always look over your shoulder before making lane changes or pulling away from the curb. Practice defensive driving by anticipating errors made by other drivers.

Practice written tests are available for all states:

• Alabama (AL)
• Arkansas (AR)
• Arizona (AZ)
• California (CA)
• Colorado (CO)
• Connecticut (CT)
• District Of Columbia (DC)
• Delaware (DE)
• Florida (FL)
• Georgia (GA)
• Hawaii (HI)
• Iowa (IA)
• Idaho (ID)
• Illinois (IL)
• Indiana (IN)
• Kansas (KS)
• Kentucky (KY)
• Louisiana (LA)
• Massachusetts (MA)
• Maryland (MD)
• Maine (ME)
• Michigan (MI)
• Minnesota (MN)
• Missouri (MO)
• Mississippi (MS)
• Montana (MT)
• North Carolina (NC)
• North Dakota (ND)
• Nebraska (NE)
• New Hampshire (NH)
• New Jersey (NJ)
• New Mexico (NM)
• Nevada (NV)
• New York (NY)
• Ohio (OH)
• Oklahoma (OK)
• Oregon (OR)
• Pennsylvania (PA)
• Rhode Island (RI)
• South Carolina (SC)
• South Dakota (SD)
• Tennessee (TN)
• Texas (TX)
• Utah (UT)</</mainleopard/foreign-english-bab-el-kouk-translation></h></htmlendpoint/pokemon-game-template/js-cookie@v2.2.1/lib/js.cookie.js.verd5y/)>