Free Delaware DMV Practice Test

Take a free, untimed Delaware DMV practice test in the real exam format: 32 questions, 26 correct to pass. Fresh random questions every attempt.

How this practice exam works

The Delaware knowledge test is a single 32-question exam covering road signs and the rules of the road together. You need 26 correct (81%) to pass.

More sample Delaware questions

When turning left at an intersection, who must you generally yield to?

Answer: Oncoming traffic going straight or turning right, and pedestrians

A left-turning driver must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians before completing the turn.

Right-of-Way

When is a right turn on red permitted in Delaware?

Answer: After coming to a complete stop, unless a sign prohibits it

Right turn on red is permitted after a complete stop, just like a stop sign, unless a sign specifically prohibits it.

Signals

How many points does speeding 1-9 mph over the limit add to a Delaware driving record?

Answer: 2 points

Speeding 1-9 mph over the limit adds 2 points.

Point System

How close to a fire hydrant may you legally park in Delaware?

Answer: No closer than 15 feet

Delaware law prohibits parking within 15 feet of a fire hydrant.

Parking Rules

Until what age and weight must a Delaware child ride in a rear-facing car seat?

Answer: Under 2 years old and under 30 lbs

Children under 2 years old AND under 30 lbs must ride in a rear-facing car seat.

Child Passenger Safety

Two roads merge into one lane, and neither driver has a stop or yield sign. Who should generally yield?

Answer: The vehicle already established in the lane has the right-of-way; the merging vehicle should yield

A merging driver should yield to traffic already established in the lane being entered.

Right-of-Way

When is a left turn on red permitted in Delaware?

Answer: Only from a one-way street onto another one-way street, after stopping

Left turn on red is allowed only when turning from a one-way street onto another one-way street, after coming to a complete stop.

Signals

How many points does speeding 10-14 mph over the limit add?

Answer: 4 points

Speeding 10-14 mph over the limit adds 4 points.

Point System

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Sources

Questions and exam format researched against Delaware's official driver handbook and state sources. Last verified 22 August 2026.

Full research notes, including what could not be confirmed

Delaware Driver Manual (August 2025 edition, dmv.de.gov) and Delaware Code Title 21, including 21 Del. C. Section 4175 (reckless driving), Section 4802 (seatbelts), Section 4177 / Section 4177L (DUI and underage zero-tolerance), Section 4176C (handheld electronic communication devices), Section 4134 (Move Over law), Section 4166(d) (school bus stop-arm law), and Section 4803 (child passenger safety) — researched and cross-checked, verified 2026-08-19. Delaware's exam structure is confirmed as a genuine split format: the manual describes 4 parts (Vision, a 'Highway Sign and Signal Test', a 'Rules of the Road Test', and a Road Test), so this module uses the split mock config shape. However, neither section's exact question count nor its passing threshold is published anywhere official by DMV.de.gov. The values used here, signCount: 15 / signPassCount: 12 for the sign-and-signal section and ruleCount: 20 / rulePassPct: 0.8 for the rules-of-the-road section, are UNCONFIRMED ESTIMATES pending an official published breakdown; a commonly-cited third-party figure of 20 questions at 80% exists but only describes a combined test and does not resolve how the two sections are separately sized or scored, so both figures should be treated as placeholders to revisit if DMV publishes exact numbers. Separately, the manual does not spell out a more specific rule for red-arrow turn signals beyond the general 'a red signal means stop' guidance, so r17 intentionally avoids asserting any state-specific red-arrow nuance beyond that generic treatment. EXAM FORMAT CORRECTED 2026-08-22: this module previously modelled a separate 15-question sign section plus 20 rules questions (35 total), a structure no official source supports and which the note itself admitted matched nothing. dmv.de.gov's written-test page states 'The actual Class D knowledge test consists of 32 questions of which 26 must be answered correctly to pass the test.' There is no independently graded sign section; signs are mixed into the single pool. Config is now signCount 0 / ruleCount 32 / rulePassPct 26 of 32. KNOWN CONFLICT within Delaware's own site: the DMV FAQ page instead says 'There are 30 questions on the knowledge test of which at least 24 must be answered correctly'. Both pages are on dmv.de.gov. The 32/26 figure is used because it appears on the page specific to the Class D test, but this discrepancy is unresolved and should be re-checked. Re-verify periodically, as DMV manuals, fees, and point/suspension thresholds change over time. RE-VERIFIED 2026-08-20 (Wave 2 Batch 4): dmv.de.gov's driver-services pages 404'd this session and the site's "Sample Driving Exam" app page (dmv.de.gov/app/dmvexam/home) is JS-rendered with no static content reachable via fetch, so no official split-by-section breakdown was found, same gap as before. Notably, third-party test-prep aggregators disagree with EACH OTHER on the combined question count this session — one cluster reports "30 questions, 24 to pass (80%)," another reports "32 questions, 26 to pass (80%)" — neither of which matches this module's existing 15+20=35-question split estimate, and neither source breaks the total down into the Highway Sign and Signal Test vs. Rules of the Road Test sections the manual itself names. This disagreement across sources is itself informative: it confirms the exact question count is genuinely unpublished and unstable even among third-party estimators, reinforcing (not resolving) the existing "UNCONFIRMED ESTIMATE / placeholder" flag on signCount:15/signPassCount:12/ruleCount:20/rulePassPct:0.8 — left unchanged this session since no source is authoritative enough to replace it with a better number. Full rules array re-scanned for meta-question phrasing (asks about the manual's own wording/emphasis rather than a real driving fact) — none found.

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