Indiana DMV Permit Practice Test - USA DMV PREMIT PRATICE TEST

Q: 3. What score do I need to pass the test?

You must answer at least 28 of 34 road rule questions and 14 of 16 sign questions correctly.

Indiana DMV Permit Practice Test Test Part 3

Getting your Indiana learner’s permit is the first step toward driving independence. Our Indiana DMV Permit Practice Test Test is designed to simulate the real written knowledge test administered by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV). Practice now and pass your test on the first try!

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DMV Permit Practice Test Part 3

1 / 30

What is the meaning of a diamond-shaped sign?

A) School zone

B) Regulatory information

C) Warning or hazard ahead

D) Railroad crossing

2 / 30

What should you do if an oncoming car drifts into your lane?

A) Slam on the brakes

B) Honk and steer to the right

C) Speed up and pass it

D) Swerve left

3 / 30

What should you do if your brakes fail while driving?

A) Turn off the engine immediately

B) Pump the brakes and use the parking brake

C) Shift into park

D) Honk your horn and continue driving

4 / 30

If your accelerator sticks while driving, you should:

A) Shift to neutral and apply brakes

B) Turn off the engine immediately

C) Continue driving and hope it unsticks

D) Pull the accelerator pedal up with your foot

5 / 30

What does a flashing yellow light mean?

A) Stop before proceeding

B) School zone ahead

C) Proceed with caution

D) Yield to all traffic

6 / 30

When you see a construction zone with workers and a reduced speed limit sign, you should:

A) Honk to alert workers

B) Obey the posted speed limit

C) Maintain your speed

D) Only slow down if workers are present

7 / 30

A solid white line on the right edge of the highway slants toward the left. This shows that:

A) The road is ending

B) There is an upcoming sharp curve

C) You are approaching a construction zone

D) The road is narrowing

8 / 30

A child under 8 years old must be secured in a car seat or booster seat unless:

A) They're riding in a taxi

B) They are 4 feet 9 inches or taller

C) They are sitting in the front seat

D) They refuse to sit in it

9 / 30

What does a blue curb indicate

A) Disabled parking

B) No parking at any time

C) Passenger loading only

D) Emergency vehicles only

10 / 30

When may you legally cross a double solid yellow line?

A) To make a U-turn

B) Never

C) To pass slower traffic

D) To turn left into or from a driveway or alley

11 / 30

What does a red curb mean?

A) No stopping, standing, or parking

B) Passenger loading zone

C) Parking allowed for up to 15 minutes

D) Temporary parking allowed

12 / 30

What does a flashing red light at an intersection mean?

A) Traffic light malfunction

B) Proceed with caution

C) Stop completely, then proceed when safe

D) Yield

13 / 30

What is the correct hand signal for a left turn?

A) Right arm straight out

B) Left arm bent upward

C) Left arm bent downward

D) Left arm straight out

14 / 30

Which of the following increases the chance of a crash?

A) Sudden lane changes

B) Maintaining safe following distance

C) Using your turn signal

D) Driving below the speed limit

15 / 30

When driving in fog, you should use:

A) Low beams

B) High beams

C) Hazard lights only

D) Parking lights only

16 / 30

If another driver cuts you off in traffic, you should:

A) Speed up and tailgate them

B) Honk and flash your headlights

C) Yell or gesture at the driver

D) Stay calm and give them space

17 / 30

Which of these road surfaces is most slippery when wet?

A) Snow

B) Fresh gravel

C) Wet leaves or newly rained-on asphalt

D) Dry asphalt

18 / 30

What should you do if your vehicle starts to skid?

A) Brake hard immediately

B) Steer in the direction you want the car to go

C) Turn opposite to the skid

D) Accelerate to gain traction

19 / 30

A traffic signal with a green arrow and a red light means:

A) You must wait for the green light

B) You may only go in the direction of the green arrow

C) Turn only after yielding

D) Stop, then go

20 / 30

When parking uphill with a curb, your wheels should be turned:

A) Straight ahead

B) To the right

C) Away from the curb

D) Toward the curb

21 / 30

If you're involved in a minor collision with a parked vehicle, you must:

A) Leave the scene immediately

B) Try to find the owner or leave a note

C) Notify the police only if damage exceeds $1,000

D) Ignore it if damage is small

22 / 30

When approaching a stopped school bus with flashing red lights on an undivided road, you must:

A) Continue if you're in a hurry

B) Stop regardless of your direction

C) Slow down and pass carefully

D) Stop only if children are visible

23 / 30

If you are being tailgated, the best thing to do is:

A) Speed up

B) Ignore them

C) Slam on your brakes

D) Move over and let them pass

24 / 30

What is the “three-second rule” used for?

A) Changing lanes

B) Passing other vehicles

C) Determining safe following distance

D) Emergency braking

25 / 30

When two vehicles reach an intersection at the same time, who has the right of way?

A) The faster vehicle

B) The larger vehicle

C) The vehicle on the left

D) The vehicle on the right

26 / 30

Before turning right on a red light, you must:

A) Slow down and proceed

B) Only yield to pedestrians

C) Come to a complete stop and yield to all traffic and pedestrians

D) Yield only to other vehicles

27 / 30

Before changing lanes, you should:

A) Honk as a warning

B) Speed up to pass the vehicle ahead

C) Check mirrors and blind spots

D) Signal only if traffic is heavy

28 / 30

You must notify the DMV within 5 to 10 days if you:

A) Get a traffic ticket

B) Renew your registration

C) Plan to buy a new car

D) Change your address or name

29 / 30

When backing out of a parking space, you should:

A) Back quickly

B) Turn your head and look through the rear window

C) Use only your rearview camera

D) Rely only on your mirrors

30 / 30

You should dim your headlights when you are:

A) Within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle

B) Following another vehicle within 300 feet

C) Driving in fog

D) All of the above

Your score is

The average score is 9%

What to Expect on the Indiana Permit Test

Number of
questions

Correct answers
needed to pass

Passing
score

84%

Length
of test

30 min

Frequently Asked Questions About the Free Indiana Permit Practice Test

1. What is the minimum age to apply for a learner’s permit in Indiana?

You must be at least 15 years old and enrolled in an approved driver’s education course.

2. How many questions are on the Indiana permit test?

There are 50 total questions—34 on road rules and 16 on road signs.

3. What score do I need to pass the test?

You must answer at least 28 of 34 road rule questions and 14 of 16 sign questions correctly.

4. Can I take the permit test online in Indiana?

No, the test must be taken in person at an Indiana BMV branch.

5. What documents do I need to bring to the BMV?

Proof of identity, Social Security number, lawful status, and Indiana residency.

6. How much does an Indiana learner’s permit cost?

Around $9–10 (subject to change; check the BMV website for current fees).

7. What happens if I fail the test?

You can retake it, but you must wait until the next business day.

8. How long is the learner’s permit valid?

Two years from the date it is issued.

9. Can I drive alone with a learner’s permit in Indiana?

No. You must drive with a licensed instructor or adult (25+), or a guardian/relative (21+).

10. How long before I can take the driving test?

You must hold your permit for at least 180 days (if under 21).

Indiana DMV Permit Practice Test: Get Ready to Drive with Confidence

Whether you're a teen just starting out or an adult ready to hit the road, our free Indiana permit practice tests will help. Based on the latest Indiana Driver’s Manual, they closely reflect the real test.

What You'll Learn from Our Indiana Permit Practice Tests

You’ll be tested on:

Indiana traffic laws and road rules
Road signs, signals, and pavement markings
Safe and defensive driving techniques
DUI laws and penalties
Sharing the road safely with others
Right-of-way rules and school zones

Each question includes a helpful explanation to boost understanding and retention.

Tips for Acing the Indiana Learner’s Permit Test

Study the 2025 Indiana Driver’s Manual
Take all of our free practice tests
Understand concepts—don’t just memorize
Read every question carefully
Stay calm and well-rested on test day

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Simulate the real Indiana BMV exam
Updated with 2025 laws and changes
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Includes instant explanations
Reinforces long-term learning through repetition

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Practice tests help you:

✅ Reinforce knowledge through repetition
✅ Identify weak spots early
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How to Get Your Indiana Learner’s Permit

✅ Eligibility Requirements:

Be at least 15 years old and enrolled in an approved Driver Education course
Or be 16 years old without driver education
Pass a vision test and written knowledge exam
Provide proof of identity, lawful status, Social Security number, and Indiana residency
Pay the permit fee (about $9–10)

📘 Preparing for the Test:

Study the Indiana Driver’s Manual
Take our full series of free practice tests
Watch video tutorials for extra help on tricky questions

🗓 On Test Day:

Bring all required identification and residency documents
Pass both the vision and knowledge tests
Pay the required permit fee

🚗 After You Pass the Permit Test:

Receive your Indiana learner’s permit
Only drive with a licensed instructor, a parent/guardian, or a licensed adult (25+)
If under 18, hold the permit for at least 180 days
Log required supervised driving hours (including night driving)

🔍 Quick Indiana BMV FAQ

Q: Can I take the permit test in other languages?
A: Yes, the written test is available in English, Spanish, and several other languages.

Q: What if I fail the permit test?
A: You can retake the test after waiting one business day. After multiple failures, you may have to wait longer.

Q: Can I take the written test online?
A: No. Indiana does not currently allow the permit test to be taken online. It must be taken in person at a BMV branch.

🔑 Final Tip
Don’t go in unprepared. Study the Indiana Driver’s Manual, take all our free practice tests, and watch our YouTube video walkthroughs to build your confidence. With the right preparation, you’ll pass the Indiana BMV test with ease!

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