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Driver license knowledge test (Class C)

The written exam for a regular Texas driver license, Class C, from the Department of Public Safety. People also call it the permit test or the DMV written test.

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In Texas the driver license knowledge exam is given by the Department of Public Safety, not by a DMV. The Texas Driver Handbook sets the bar: you need 70 percent or better to pass any knowledge exam. Applicants younger than 25 take a driver education course first, and some courses include the knowledge exam, so it is not repeated at the driver license office.

The questions here are written from the Texas Driver Handbook, January 2026 edition: licenses and the graduated rules for drivers under 18, right-of-way, signals, signs and pavement markings, turning, passing and parking, speed limits, driving in special situations, alcohol and drugs, crashes, pedestrians and bicycles. Every answer links to its page in the handbook. The practice exam is 30 questions with 21 to pass, the same 70 percent.

The handbook is the only thing the test is based on. Practice topic by topic, then take the exam until you pass it comfortably. The questions you miss come back in Mistakes until you get them right.

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What score do you need to pass the Texas written driving test?

Seventy percent or better, per the Texas Driver Handbook. The practice exam here has 30 questions and asks for 21 correct, which is the same bar.

Is the Texas permit test taken at the DPS office?

It can be. Applicants younger than 25 must take a driver education course, and when the course includes the knowledge exam, the exam is not given again at the driver license office. Everyone else takes it at the office.

What is on the Texas DPS knowledge test?

What is in the Texas Driver Handbook: traffic laws, road signs and markings, right-of-way, speed limits, parking rules, alcohol laws and safe driving. The handbook is free from DPS, and every question here links to its page.