Free 2026 MT DMV Practice Tests
Based on the official Montana Driver's Handbook. Get ready for your MT DOJ written exam with our comprehensive practice tests.
MT Warm-up Test
A quick 20-question quiz to gauge your readiness. Perfect for starting your study journey.
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What to Expect on the Montana driver Test
Computer at MVD driver exam station (33 multiple-choice questions; 82% to pass).
$5
Knowledge test fee is $5 (separate from permit issuance); TEP and full license carry their own fees.Appointment required and scheduled online through the MVD scheduler (cars.dojmt.gov); pre-application must be completed online before the visit.
Up to 3 attempts; must wait 24 hours between attempts and pay the retest fee each time; after 3 failures the licensing process restarts.
Retake fee: $5.
English, Spanish
Documents to Bring to Your Montana Test
Proof of identity (birth certificate or passport), proof of Montana residency, Social Security number, parental consent if under 18, and traffic education completion if under 16. Pre-application must be completed at dojmt.gov/mydrive.
Montana Rules You'll See on the Test
Rules unique to Montana that appear on the MT DOJ knowledge test more than others.
- gavel MT 'Basic Rule' speed law - never faster than reasonable/prudent for conditions
- gavel MT is only state with NO statewide texting-while-driving ban (local bans exist)
- gavel Open Range areas - livestock have right-of-way; drivers liable for animal damage
- gavel MT Traffic Education Permit (TEP) available at age 14.5 with driver ed enrollment
- gavel 50 hours supervised practice required (10 at night) for teen licensing
Montana DMV Test FAQ
How many questions are on the Montana driver permit test?
The MT DOJ driver knowledge test has 33 multiple-choice questions drawn from the official state handbook — covering road signs, traffic laws, right-of-way, and safe-driving procedures.
What's a passing score on the Montana DMV knowledge test?
You need 27 out of 33 correct — 82% — to pass. The result is displayed immediately after you submit.
How many questions can I get wrong and still pass the Montana test?
You can miss at most 6 questions. Any more than that and MT DOJ will mark it a fail — you'll need to retake.
Is the Montana knowledge test on paper or computer?
Computer at MVD driver exam station (33 multiple-choice questions; 82% to pass).
How much does the Montana DMV knowledge test cost?
The MT DOJ knowledge test costs $5. Knowledge test fee is $5 (separate from permit issuance); TEP and full license carry their own fees.
Do I need an appointment for the Montana knowledge test?
Appointment required and scheduled online through the MVD scheduler (cars.dojmt.gov); pre-application must be completed online before the visit.
What documents does MT DOJ require to take the test?
Proof of identity (birth certificate or passport), proof of Montana residency, Social Security number, parental consent if under 18, and traffic education completion if under 16. Pre-application must be completed at dojmt.gov/mydrive.
Can I take the Montana DMV test in a language other than English?
Yes. MT DOJ offers the knowledge test in 2 languages including English, Spanish. Ask when scheduling if your language is available at your chosen office.