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DMV permit practice tests, in your state's format.

Passlane runs driver's permit practice tests inside ChatGPT for California, Texas, Florida, New York and Pennsylvania: the same number of questions and pass mark as your state's test, real road-sign images, and every wrong answer points to the page of your state's driver handbook. Free, no account.

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Questions are written by Passlane from the official handbooks and graded on our server, so ChatGPT can't give the answers away mid-test.

California · samplesigns
Yield sign

What should you do when you reach this sign?

  1. ASlow down and be ready to stop for traffic and pedestrians, then go when the way is clear (right answer)
  2. BAlways come to a full stop
  3. CSpeed up to merge ahead of other traffic
  4. DStop only if a police officer is present

Yield means let other traffic and pedestrians go first. Slow down, stop if you must, and continue only when you will not interfere with anyone.

Source: California Driver's Handbook (rev. 6/2025), Section 7. Laws and Rules of the Road, PDF page 41

Pick your state

How it works

  1. Ask ChatGPT

    Say “Give me a California DMV permit practice test”. Passlane opens the test in a card in the chat.

  2. Take it in your state's format

    A mock test has your state's question count and pass mark, with a clock. Practice sets and road-sign drills show the right answer after each tap.

  3. Fix what you missed

    Every miss shows the right answer, why, and the section and page of your state's handbook. Retake just your missed questions until they stick.

Why the answers can be trusted

Each question is written by Passlane from your state's own driver handbook and tied to the sentence that states the rule. Our build checks every citation against the handbook text, so the section and page we show are where the rule is printed. Questions are never copied from the handbooks' own quizzes or from other test banks.

Handbooks: California Driver's Handbook (rev. 6/2025), Texas Driver Handbook (rev. January 2026), Official Florida Driver License Handbook (rev. 08/2023), New York State Driver's Manual (PDF of April 2026), Pennsylvania Driver's Manual (4-21). Details on the sources page.