Texas DPS practice test
98 free practice questions and 56 optional paid questions. Practice by topic, save your progress and review your mistakes.
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Texas written test at a glance
The DPS written test is the first step toward a Texas learner permit. Our simulator uses 30 questions and a passing target of 21 correct answers (70%). Before your visit, check the current official format on the agency website.
Fees
New learner license under 18: $16; new driver license ages 18–84: $33. The published amounts include the $1 administrative fee. Choose the row for your age and service instead of adding both prices. Official source
Documents
Teen learner applicants aged 15–17 need the required classroom education and school-enrollment evidence, diploma or GED. Use the DPS application checklist for identity, residency and other proof; a school form does not replace identity documents. Official source
Booking a visit
Use the appointment link in the DPS application instructions. Select the learner or first-license service for your age and bring the personalized document checklist. Official source
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Purchase and access
Sets 1–2 are free. A one-time $4.99 payment unlocks sets 3–4 for this state in every site language. Other states are separate purchases.
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Our simulator uses 30 questions and a passing target of 21/30. It combines the sets you can access. Practice questions are original educational examples, not the agency’s actual exam.
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