Free 2026 VA DMV Practice Tests
Based on the official Virginia Driver's Handbook. Get ready for your VA DMV written exam with our comprehensive practice tests.
VA Motorcycle Warm-up
A 15-question quick check across all motorcycle topics. Good way to start.
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Commercial Driver's License (CDL)
What to Expect on the Virginia motorcycle (Class M) Test
Two parts: Part 1 has 10 road sign questions (must answer all 10 correctly); Part 2 has 30 general knowledge multiple-choice, needs 24 correct (80%).
No time limit
$3
$3 learner's permit fee; driver's license portion is $32 ($4/year for 8 years); no separate standalone knowledge test fee.Appointment recommended but walk-ins accepted (walk-ins must arrive by 4:30 p.m. weekdays or 11:30 a.m. Saturdays).
Under 18: one attempt every 15 days; 18+: one attempt per business day; after 3 failures, applicant must complete an approved driver training course.
15-day wait between attempts.
English, Spanish, ASL, Arabic, Mandarin Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, Vietnamese
Documents to Bring to Your Virginia Test
Completed Application for a Virginia Driver's License (DL 1P), proof of identity, proof of legal presence, two proofs of Virginia residency, proof of Social Security number, and parental consent if under 18.
Virginia Rules You'll See on the Test
Rules unique to Virginia that appear on the VA DMV knowledge test more than others.
- gavel Under-18 passenger limit: only one passenger under 21 for first year of licensure
- gavel Under-18 curfew: no driving midnight to 4 a.m. (with narrow exceptions)
- gavel Hands-free law: no handheld cell phone use while driving
- gavel HOV/Express Lanes on I-66 and I-395 require E-ZPass Flex set to HOV mode
- gavel Learner's permit must be held at least 60 days before road skills test (if under 18)
Virginia DMV Test FAQ
How many questions are on the Virginia motorcycle (Class M) permit test?
The VA DMV motorcycle (Class M) knowledge test has 25 multiple-choice questions drawn from the official state handbook — covering road signs, traffic laws, right-of-way, and safe-driving procedures.
Will I see my Virginia test score right after I submit?
Yes. VA DMV testing terminals display pass/fail and your score immediately after you finish. If you pass, they'll normally begin permit processing the same visit.
Is the Virginia knowledge test on paper or computer?
Two parts: Part 1 has 10 road sign questions (must answer all 10 correctly); Part 2 has 30 general knowledge multiple-choice, needs 24 correct (80%).
Can I take the Virginia DMV test in a language other than English?
Yes. VA DMV offers the knowledge test in 8 languages including English, Spanish, ASL, Arabic, and 4 more. Ask when scheduling if your language is available at your chosen office.
How many practice tests can I take on this site?
Unlimited. There's no login, no daily cap, and no payment gate. Take one, review your mistakes, take another. Free practice tests are how we help — we make our money from ads, not from the tests.
What documents does VA DMV require to take the test?
Completed Application for a Virginia Driver's License (DL 1P), proof of identity, proof of legal presence, two proofs of Virginia residency, proof of Social Security number, and parental consent if under 18.
Does an MSF course waive any Virginia motorcycle requirements?
In most states an MSF Basic RiderCourse waives the on-road skills portion of the licensing exam, and sometimes the written portion as well. VA DMV publishes the specific waivers on its site — bring the completion card to your DMV visit.
What happens before I actually take the Virginia test at the office?
You'll present your documents, pay applicable fees, pass the vision screening, and (if you're issued a permit that day) get your photo taken. Only then are you handed off to a testing terminal or a paper packet.
Can I look at the Virginia handbook during the actual test?
No — VA DMV treats the exam as closed-book. The handbook is what you use to prepare, not to reference during the exam.
Should I go with my first instinct on the Virginia test?
Usually yes. Research on multiple-choice exams shows changing an answer helps only when you realize you misread the question — not when you simply feel uncertain. Read carefully once, commit, move on.