FREE TEXAS ROAD RULES TEST 1 - DRIVING TEST TEXAS

This online DPS driving test Texas, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the DMV written knowledge test that is required before you can get your driver’s license.
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Rules 1

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A single broken line means:

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When entering a freeway you should:

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Who has the right-of-way at an intersection with no crosswalk?

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Under what circumstances can you drive across the solid white line on the right side of a highway?

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The safest way to enter the flow of traffic on a highway with a very short entrance lane is to:

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When looking ahead of your vehicle while driving, you should:

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If you want to turn right to a driveway directly after crossing an intersection, when should you begin signaling?

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Before turning left, the right-of-way should be given to oncoming cars:

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When you have the right of way you should:

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A red light means:

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If your vehicle starts to hydroplane, you should:

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When approaching a yield sign:

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Yellow lines are used to separate:

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If a tire blows out:

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Before you make a left hand turn you must signal continuously during the last ____ feet before the turn

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You may legally park in front of a driveway:

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When backing up:

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What is true about large trucks?

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In most situations, you should pass another vehicle that is going in the same direction:

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Receiving a driver's license is a privilege, not a right

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When you have three lanes of traffic all going in the same direction which lane is best for passing?

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To help prevent collision with an animal you should:

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Driving only with parking lights:

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Two parallel lines painted across the road indicate:

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When you planning to leave the highway and you miss your exit:

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On approaching an intersection where a traffic signal light is red and a policeman motions you to go through, you should:

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Which of the following statements is true?

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Which of the following is true about double parking?

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Where there is no bicycle lane, on what portion of the road must a bicyclist ride?

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In to which lane should you turn if you are turning left onto a one way road?

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Traffic rules instruct drivers what they should, or should not do, in certain circumstances. On the Texas Drivers License Test, you need to prove to the state of Texas that you are a safe and knowledgeable driver.

Here's What to Expect on the Driving Test Texas

Ready to get your license and gain the freedom of driving? The final step in the process is taking your driving test, to prove to the state of Texas that you will be a safe and responsible addition to the roads. But what do you need to do before you take the Texas driving test? And what does the driving test consist of? We’re here to help you understand everything you need to know about Texas licensing, the driving test, and the importance of preparation.

Necessary Steps to Your Driving Test

In the state of Texas, the requirements to obtain a license depend mostly on your age. While the driving test is the final step to getting your license, the path will vary depending on which age group you fall into. The following requirements must be met for each age grouping:

16 years or older

  • Documents that prove citizenship, identity, and residency
  • Documents proving vehicle ownership/insurance (if applicable)
  • Certificate of completion of a state-approved Driver’s Education program
  • Possession of a valid learner license for at least 6 months
  • Completion of ITTD requirements (no more than 90 days before the test)
  • Pass vision exam and written exam
  • Pass driving test

Between 18-24 years old

  • Documents that prove citizenship, identity, and residency
  • Documents proving vehicle ownership/insurance (if applicable)
  • Certificate of completion of a state-approved Driver’s Education program
  • Possession of a valid restricted driver’s license
  • Completion of ITYD requirements (no more than 90 days before the test)
  • Pass vision exam and written exam
  • Pass driving test

25 years or older

  • Documents that prove citizenship, identity, and residency
  • Documents proving vehicle ownership/insurance (if applicable)
  • Possession of a valid restricted driver’s license
  • Completion of ITYD requirements (no more than 90 days before the test)
  • Pass vision exam and written exam
  • Pass driving test

What to Expect From the DPS Driving Test

Once you’ve completed all the other steps, you’re ready to take the driving test. This is your opportunity to prove to the state of Texas that you are a safe and knowledgeable driver. It’s important to not only gain driving experience prior to your driving test but to also master the knowledge you are required to know.

When you arrive at your pre-scheduled driving test, your vehicle will be inspected by the person providing the test. Once you begin the driving portion of the test, your passenger (and test provider) will grade you on your ability to complete the following:

  • Parallel parking
  • Backing up in a straight line
  • Stopping/going in traffic conditions
  • Controlling the vehicle
  • Observing the vehicle
  • Turning
  • Approaching/handling intersections
  • Using signals
  • Maintaining vehicle position

To find out how you can prepare for your Texas driving test and get on the road quicker, contact us today!