Vermont permit
practice test.
Free, with answers.
Original practice questions for the Vermont permit test, each with the answer and a short explanation. Read the Vermont driver handbook alongside them.
Test format from our records · confirm current rules with the Vermont DMV
A driver convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol may be ordered to:
Courts commonly order DUI offenders to complete an alcohol education program, along with fines, loss of driving privileges, and possible jail time. A DUI conviction never ends with just a small fine, and the device a court may require is an ignition interlock, not a speed limiter.
Practice for Vermont
Questions on Vermont laws, licensing and road rules. Everyone in Vermont sees these sets. 429 practice questions: the Vermont sets, national lessons and road signs.
Vermont: Laws & Licensing
Licensing, alcohol, penalty and crash rules.
Vermont: Road Rules
Right-of-way, signs, speed and safe driving.
Vermont exam simulator
20 random questions from the Vermont practice pool, 80% to pass, with a full review at the end.
Driver handbook
The Vermont manual, with practice for each topic.
Motorcycle
232 motorcycle practice questions for Vermont.
Vermont CDL
National CDL practice by topic, based on the federal CDL manual.
National lessons and practice exam.
Traffic rules and road signs that apply in every state. Same sets for all learners.
- Sign Shapes, Colors and Rules20 questions
- Curve, Hill and Hazard Warnings18 questions
- Intersection, Merge and Lane Warnings21 questions
- Route, Guide and Service Signs13 questions
- Traffic Lights and Pavement Markings17 questions
- Who Goes First: Right-of-Way22 questions
- Turns, Turn Signals and Hand Signals17 questions
- Passing and Changing Lanes18 questions
- Choosing a Safe Speed15 questions
- Parking and Backing Up15 questions
- Scanning, Space and Communication20 questions
- Driving on Freeways13 questions
- Pedestrians, Children and School Buses21 questions
- Bicycles, Motorcycles and Trucks17 questions
- Railroad Crossings and Work Zones17 questions
- Night Driving and Bad Weather17 questions
- Staying Alert, Calm and Focused13 questions
- How Alcohol Affects Your Driving15 questions
- Drugs, DUI Laws and Chemical Tests14 questions
- Emergencies and Collisions17 questions
- Your License, Record and Penalties17 questions
- Road Sign Review23 questions
- Final Knowledge Exam35 questions
Steps to your permit.
- 01
Study the Vermont driver handbook
Read the manual next to our explanations, and reread the chapters behind the questions you miss.
Vermont driver handbook → - 02
Pass the exam simulator
Aim for 16 of 20 or better, several times in a row.
Open the simulator → - 03
Take the knowledge test
Bring the documents the Vermont DMV lists for a temporary permit. Fees and lists change, so check before you go.
- 04
Start supervised driving
Keep a record of your supervised practice hours.
Open the driving log →
Vermont permit test
FAQ.
How many questions are on the Vermont permit test?
The Vermont knowledge test has 20 multiple-choice questions, and you need 16 correct (80%) to pass. Requirements can change, so confirm with the Vermont DMV before test day.
How old do I have to be to get a learner's permit in Vermont?
In Vermont you can apply for a learner's permit from age 15. Check the Vermont DMV for current age, document and parental-consent rules.
Are these the real Vermont DMV questions?
No. These are original practice questions written by our team. State rules are checked against the Vermont driver handbook and Vermont law, and every answer comes with an explanation.
Is DMV Written Test a government service?
No. DMV Written Test is an independent practice resource and is not affiliated with the Vermont DMV or any other government agency.
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About these facts
Exam format and minimum age come from the data we have on file for Vermont and have not been re-checked against an official page. Confirm them with the Vermont DMV.
Fees and document lists change, so confirm them with the Vermont DMV.