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A free, browser-based set of multiple-choice practice questions for the United States driver's license knowledge test, the written exam a learner takes to get a permit. Each question is scored immediately and followed by a one-sentence explanation of the rule behind the correct answer, so the activity works for self-study or as a short warm-up in a driver-education, adult-education or ESL class. Questions are drawn from a rotating pool and cover traffic sign shapes and colors, pavement markings, traffic signal rules including flashing signals, right of way at intersections and roundabouts, turn signalling, railroad crossings, right turn on red, and pedestrian right of way in a crosswalk. The question set is general United States road-rule material rather than the statute of any one state, so it suits a mixed group; learners should still read their own state's official driver handbook for state-specific limits. No sign-up, no account and no personal data collection are involved, and the page carries no advertising, which makes it usable on shared or public-access library and classroom computers and on a projector for group practice. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any state Department of Motor Vehicles. Published by dmv-ready.org.

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