Vermont DMV Practice Test
Practice Vermont road signs, traffic laws and safe-driving rules with questions based on the official Vermont Driver's Manual
Choose your test and click to begin:
Start with the free 10-question Vermont practice test. Then move on to the full 20-question mock test when you’re ready.
Choose from a set of practice quizzes tailored to different topics, difficulty levels, and test formats. All tests are completely free and can be taken as many times as you need.
Quick Test
10 Vermont knowledge-test practice questions for a quick review.
Full Mock Test
20-question Vermont practice test. Aim for at least 16 correct to pass.
Study Mode
Work through Vermont permit test questions with explanations as you go.
Road Signs Drill
Practice Vermont road signs, signals, traffic controls, and pavement markings.
Vermont permit test quick facts
Number of questions
20
Passing score:
16/20 (80%)
Time limit:
Not stated
Fees:
Knowledge test: $39
Permit: $24
Minimum age:
15
GDL minimum requirement:
Under 18: hold permit at least 1 year and complete 40 additional practice hours, including 10 at night
Vermont Permit Test FAQs
How many questions are on the real Vermont permit test?
The Vermont knowledge test contains 20 multiple-choice questions.
What score do I need to pass?
You must score at least 16 correct questions out of 20. This is equivalent to at least 80% correct.
How much does the Vermont test cost?
Vermont currently charges $39 for the learner-permit knowledge examination and $24 for the Learner’s Permit, for a total of $63.
Can I take the Vermont permit test online?
Yes. Vermont’s Learner’s Permit knowledge test is taken online through Vermont DMV.
What should I bring to the Vermont DMV office?
You must provide the required identity and residency documents, your Social Security number or acceptable proof that you are not eligible for one, and any other documentation required by Vermont DMV. Applicants under 18 also need written parental or guardian consent.
What happens if I fail?
If you fail the Vermont knowledge test, you must wait at least one day before taking it again.
Are these practice tests based on the Vermont Driver's Manual?
Yes. These practice questions are designed to help you study topics covered by the official Vermont Driver's Manual, including traffic laws, road signs, safe-driving practices, right-of-way rules and driver responsibilities.
What is in the practice permit test?
Our comprehensive Vermont mock tests contain 20 questions, with a target of at least 16 correct to match Vermont's 80% passing requirement. Questions are selected at random from topics covered by the Vermont Driver's Manual. All tests use the same question database, where the questions are selected at random from these categories:
- Occupant Protection
- Traffic Controls
- Laws and Rules of the Road
- Visual Search
- Lane Control
- Turns
- Parking
- Safe Driving Practices
- Vehicle Positioning
- Sharing the Road
- Special Driving Situations
- Handling Emergencies
- Driver Readiness
- Alcohol and Drugs
- Additional Driving Laws/Rules
How to best use these practice tests
Follow these steps for the most effective study experience:
Read the Vermont Driver's Manual
This is the primary official study source for traffic laws, highway signs, vehicle handling and safe-driving information.
Begin with shorter quizzes
Start with road signs, lane rules, and right-of-way. These build strong foundational knowledge.
Move to full-length 20-question tests
These help you practice maintaining concentration throughout a full-length test.
After tests are scored, review the correct answers carefully
Understanding why an answer is correct improves retention.
Retake tests until you consistently score above the passing threshold
Retake the practice tests until you consistently score comfortably above the Vermont 80% passing threshold.
Additional Recommended Resources
Use our links to review other resources that are available elsewhere.
Useful resources
Always refer to the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles for the latest knowledge-test requirements, learner-permit fees, required documents and Graduated Driver Licensing rules.
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