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Pennsylvania DMV
Practice Test 2026

Pass your Pennsylvania PennDOT written test the first time. AI-powered practice with instant explanations, matching the exact format of the real PA exam.

18
Questions on exam
~83%
To pass
15
Correct answers

PA · Handbook data

Key Pennsylvania rules at a glance

Extracted directly from the official PennDOT handbook. Values left blank aren't explicitly stated in the handbook.

Adult BAC limit
0.08%
Under-21 BAC limit
0.02%
Point system
6+ points triggers special point exam; under 18 with 6+ points or 26+ mph over limit = 90-day suspension
Teen curfew
11pm-5am for junior driver's license (exceptions for work/charity/volunteer fire)
Teen passenger limit
Junior license: no more than 1 passenger under 18 not immediate family for first 6 months; then up to 3
Cell phone (adult)
Texting prohibited (Anti-Texting Law); $50 fine summary offense
Right turn on red
allowed after stop unless 'NO TURN ON RED' sign posted
Move-over law
yes - failure to comply with Move Over Law is a violation that can result in suspension
Child seat
Under 4 in federally approved child safety seat; ages 4-7 in booster; ages 8-17 in seat belt; under 2 rear-facing

Notable Pennsylvania-specific rules

  • Junior Learner's Permit requires physician exam within 6 months of 16th birthday
  • Junior license must be held 1 year + driver training course + clean record to convert to regular at 17
  • Refusal of chemical test = automatic 1-year suspension regardless of conviction
  • Driving privilege restored to 5 points after suspension

Junior Learner's Permit and Junior Driver's License Information; Pennsylvania Point System; DUI section; Seat Belt Law; Child Restraint Law; Anti-Texting Law

About the Pennsylvania DMV test

The Pennsylvania PennDOT written knowledge test has 18 questions. You need to answer 15 correctly (~83%) to pass and get your PA driver's license or learner's permit.

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Pennsylvania DMV test FAQ

PA-specific

¿Cuál es el límite legal de BAC para conductores adultos en Pensilvania?

El límite legal de BAC para conductores adultos (21+) en Pensilvania es 0.08%. Para conductores menores de 21 años, el límite es 0.02% (tolerancia cero). Para conductores comerciales, el límite es 0.04%.

PA-specific

¿Cuántos puntos se necesitan para suspender tu licencia de conductor en Pensilvania?

En Pensilvania, acumular 6 puntos en tu registro de manejo activa una suspensión automática de licencia. Los conductores pueden hacer que se les eliminen 2 puntos completando un curso aprobado de reducción de puntos cada 12 meses.

PA-specific

¿Cuáles son las restricciones de pasajeros y toque de queda para una licencia de conductor junior de Pensilvania?

Los titulares de licencia junior de Pensilvania (menores de 18 años) no pueden tener más de un pasajero menor de 18 años en el vehículo (a menos que sea familia) y no pueden conducir entre las 11pm y las 5am, excepto para empleo, emergencias médicas o actividades escolares.

How many questions are on the Pennsylvania DMV test?

The Pennsylvania PennDOT written test has 18 multiple-choice questions covering traffic laws, road signs, safe driving, and state-specific rules.

What score do I need to pass the PA DMV test?

You need to answer 15 questions correctly, which is ~83%. Our practice tests match this exact format.

Is the Pennsylvania DMV practice test free?

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How accurate are these Pennsylvania practice questions?

Our questions are based on the official Pennsylvania Driver Handbook, public question banks, and common DMV test patterns. We cross-verify with AI and human review.

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