Virginia DMV Practice Tests 2025
With our updated 2025 Virginia practice tests, you can confidently master the rules of the road and ace your permit test. Zutobi is the most widely used study resource for effective and fun DMV prep. Our tests are designed to gradually expose you to different driving concepts so you can feel confident on test day. Practice with exam-like questions today!
Not your state?easy
This practice test is a great place to start. It will test your understanding of fundamental driving rules. Based on the Virginia Driver Handbook, the questions are designed to closely resemble those on the actual exam.
Questions: 20
medium
Ready to test your road signs knowledge? This road signs practice test challenges you to accurately identify a wide variety of signs in a test-like format.
Questions: 25
hard
Challenge your knowledge and ensure you’re fully prepared. This test includes complex and in-depth questions to test how well you’ve mastered Virginia traffic laws and road rules. Use this test to push your understanding to the next level.
Questions: 30
exam simulator
This is as close to the real Virginia DMV permit test as it gets. With 35 questions covering the same topics you’ll encounter on the actual exam, this test mimics the real deal. You’ll need 30 correct answers to pass, just as on the real exam.
Questions: 35
Virginia Permit Test & Driver’s License FAQ
How many questions are on the Virginia permit test?
The Virginia permit test consists of 35 questions, and you must answer at least 30 questions correctly to get a passing score (85%). The questions in our sample tests are nearly identical to those on the official exam.How can I prepare?
Focus on traffic laws, road signs, speed limits, DUI laws, penalties, and proper driving techniques. Review the Virginia Driver's Manual, as it contains the material covered on the test. Zutobi has a summarized version of the manual, video lessons with seasoned instructors, unlimited tests, and more! It’s the best way to prepare effectively.What should I bring to the DMV?
Bring proof of identity, Social Security number, residency documents, and a drivers ed course certificate of completion. Parental consent is required if you're under 18.When can I retake the permit test if I fail?
You must wait at least 15 days before trying again if you're under 18. Adults can take the test earlier, but will need to pay an additional fee.What happens after you pass?
You'll receive your learner’s permit, which allows you to practice driving with a supervising driver.Can I take the Virginia permit test online?
Yes, you can take the test online through the Virginia DMV's website if you meet the eligibility requirements.What are the general requirements for getting a permit in Virginia?
You must be at least 15 years and 6 months old and pass a vision screening and a written knowledge test.Are there driving restrictions with a permit?
You must be always accompanied by a licensed driver who is at least 21 years old and sitting in the front passenger seat, and you may not carry more than one passenger under age 18. Additionally, driving between midnight and 4 a.m. is prohibited, except when driving to or from work, school, or a religious event.Is driver’s education required to get a permit in Virginia?
No, but depending on your age you will need to complete a state-approved course to get your license.- If you are under 18, you must hold your learner’s permit for at least 9 months and complete a state-approved driver education program before progressing to the next license. Additionally, you’ll need to complete 45 hours of supervised driving, with at least 15 of those taking place after sunset.
- If you are over 18 and have never held a license, you will need to hold your permit for at least 60 days OR provide proof of a completed driver education course before taking the road test and applying for a full license.
What is the road skills test?
The road skills test evaluates your ability to drive safely and follow traffic laws. You will demonstrate basic driving maneuvers, such as parking, turning, and stopping at traffic signals.
