MO Permit practice Updated for 2026
Class F written knowledge test
Independent practice with answer explanations. Read it alongside the state driver handbook.
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Use this Missouri permit practice guide to choose a starting point and compare the available study formats. Its leading topic groups are signs & signals, right-of-way & intersections and lanes, turns, passing & parking; these describe this practice selection, not the agency’s published test weighting. Read each situation before choosing an answer, then use the explanation and source link to understand the rule behind it. When an answer surprises you, return to that part of the handbook rather than memorizing the position of the correct choice. Review your missed questions before starting another test. These independent exercises support handbook study; they are not the licensing examination or a guarantee of passing.
300 original questions on road rules, signs, signals, sharing the road, parking, highway driving, everyday safety, weather, emergencies, impairment, driver responsibilities, vehicle equipment, licensing, distraction, work zones and speed limits, including 25 illustrated road-sign questions. Start below or choose a focused quiz.
Class F written knowledge test: 25 questions. 20 correct are needed to pass, subject to the separate requirements below. Agency passing statement: 80%. Vision and road-sign recognition are separate required examinations; the 25 questions describe the written Class F test only. Five allowed written-test mistakes is derived from the published 20-of-25 passing score. The current modernization page reports twenty Class F test languages including ASL; a full current list was not verified. No duration, age-specific score variant, or score-triggered early end was verified. Road-sign recognition, vision and driving tests are separate parts of the licensing examination. These quizzes are a practice questions for selected road rules, controls and safety topics, not complete handbook coverage or the state questions.
Short tests and topic quizzes give immediate explanations without a timer. The full test shows explanations after submission and offers timer settings. The topic quizzes reuse the same 300 questions. Read the full published guide to prepare for the other subjects.
Before you apply
From Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR). Check the requirements for your age and application.
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The minimum age for Missouri's Class F instruction permit is 15. First-time drivers between 15 and 18 follow graduated licensing, beginning with supervised permit driving and then an intermediate license. An instruction permit is not permission to drive independently, even after passing the written examination.
FAQs — General (opens in a new tab)25 questions. 20 correct are needed to pass, subject to the separate requirements below. Agency passing statement: 80%.
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The teen must hold the instruction permit for at least 182 days, counted beginning the day after issuance, and complete 40 hours of driving instruction. At least 10 hours must be at night. The required adult verifies the training; the road test and driving-record conditions must also be satisfied.
Graduated Driver License Law (opens in a new tab)Check the agency for updates before you apply.
The Missouri knowledge test given by Missouri Department of Revenue, with tests by the Missouri State Highway Patrol has 25 multiple-choice questions. To pass you need 20 of 25 correct (80%).
The minimum age for a Missouri learner's permit is 15, according to Missouri DOR.
The knowledge test is given by Missouri Department of Revenue, with tests by the Missouri State Highway Patrol. Check its website for current locations, fees and appointment rules before you go.
The teen must hold the instruction permit for at least 182 days, counted beginning the day after issuance, and complete 40 hours of driving instruction. At least 10 hours must be at night. The required adult verifies the training; the road test and driving-record conditions must also be satisfied.
Choose your license type or a topic to review. Read the handbook, try a practice test, and return to any rules you missed.
Looking for a sign’s meaning? Compare road-sign pictures and meanings, then return to your state practice for local rules.
