Free Georgia DMV Practice Test

Take a free, untimed Georgia DMV practice test in the real exam format: 40 questions, 15 correct to pass. Fresh random questions every attempt.

How this practice exam works

The Georgia exam is graded in two parts: 20 road-sign questions, of which you must answer 15 of 20 correctly, and 20 rules-of-the-road questions, of which you need 15 (75%). Both parts must be passed.

More sample Georgia questions

At an uncontrolled intersection (no signs or signals), if two vehicles arrive at the same time, who yields?

Answer: The vehicle on the right always has the right-of-way; the one on the left yields

At simultaneous arrival, the vehicle on the left must yield to the vehicle on the right.

Right-of-Way

You face a green arrow signal for a turn lane. What must you do before turning?

Answer: Yield first to pedestrians and vehicles already in the intersection, then turn carefully

A green arrow lets you turn, but you must still yield first to pedestrians and vehicles already in the intersection.

Traffic Signals

A first conviction for a handheld phone (hands-free law) violation adds how many points to a Georgia driver's record?

Answer: 1 point

A first hands-free law conviction adds 1 point.

DDS Points

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

Answer: No closer than 15 feet

Georgia bars parking within 15 feet of a fire hydrant (a brief pickup/drop-off is an exception).

Parking Rules

Until about what weight must a Georgia infant ride in a rear-facing car seat, at minimum?

Answer: Up to about 20 lbs

Rear-facing infant seats are required at minimum up to roughly 20 lbs.

Child Passenger Safety

At a four-way stop, who has the right-of-way first?

Answer: Pedestrians first, then whichever vehicle arrived first

Pedestrians are yielded to first at a four-way stop, then vehicles proceed in order of arrival (simultaneous arrival: left yields to right).

Right-of-Way

What does a yellow arrow signal for a turn lane mean?

Answer: It warns you to clear the intersection before the signal changes

A yellow arrow warns that the turn signal is ending — clear the intersection.

Traffic Signals

Speeding 15-18 mph over the limit adds how many points in Georgia?

Answer: 2 points

Speeding 15-18 mph over the limit adds 2 points.

DDS Points

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Sources

Questions and exam format researched against Georgia's official driver handbook and state sources. Last verified 18 August 2026.

Full research notes, including what could not be confirmed

Georgia DDS Driver's Manual 2023-2024 (official HTML edition, dds.georgia.gov), O.C.G.A. statute text (via findlaw.com, including Section 40-5-24(b)(2)(A) for the teen curfew), Georgia's official points schedule (dds.georgia.gov/points-schedule), and consumer.georgia.gov for child passenger safety — content researched and verified 2026-08-18. Exam format (Road Signs 20 questions/15 to pass + Road Rules 20 questions/15 to pass, both sections must pass independently) is officially confirmed on dds.georgia.gov/section-3-testing-information and dds.georgia.gov/testing-and-training/test-and-exams-information. Known gaps deliberately worked around rather than guessed: the exact Move Over law dollar penalty is not published in an official GA source (r32 describes the required action only, no fine cited); whether GA "doubles" work-zone fines is unconfirmed (used the stated $100-$2,000 statutory range instead); funeral-procession right-of-way and roundabout right-of-way rules were not found in the retrieved manual sections and are omitted entirely; curb-color meanings and the hill-parking wheel-direction rule were not found and are omitted; the seat belt law's exact fine amount and enforcement type (primary vs. secondary) were not stated in the retrieved manual text and are omitted; no DDS-published distracted-driving crash statistic was found, so the manual's pedestrian-safety stat (80%+ death risk at 40 mph) was used instead in its place (r45). Re-verify periodically, as DDS manuals, fees, and thresholds change over time.

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