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Free Texas DPS Online Practice Test

You are about to take a FREE Sample Texas DPS Online Practice Test . The sample test consists of 6 multiple choice questions and answers (should be easy right)?

Please select the answer for each question below and then click "Submit."

1. If you are moving to Texas, how long do you have to obtain a driver’s license?

a.
30 days
b.
60 days
c.
45 days
d.
15 days
e.
All of the above

2. What does Texas law say about bicyclists on roadways?

a.
Bicyclists can not use the left lane when turning
b.
Bicyclists should be treated the same as a slow moving vehicle
c.
Bicyclists must obey the same traffic laws as cars
d.
Bicyclists are considered the same as motor vehicles
e.
a and b
f.
c and d
g.
None of the above

3. On a level highway, how much longer does it take to pass a truck than a car?

a.
The same amount of time
b.
1 – 3 seconds longer
c.
3 – 5 seconds longer
d.
More than 5 seconds longer
e.
All of the above

4. Drugs and alcohol are a contributing factor in what percentage of fatal crashes in Texas?

a.
25%
b.
5%
c.
15%
d.
10%
e.
None of the Above
f.
All of the above

5. If you are involved in an accident that is not investigated by law enforcement, and the crash resulted in death or more than $1,000 in property damage, how soon afterwards must you file a report with the Texas Department of Transportation?

a.
24 hours
b.
5 days
c.
7 days
d.
48 hours
e.
None of the Above
f.
All of the above

6. When you want to change lanes, how you can see if another vehicle is in your blind spot?

a.
Check both mirrors only
b.
Check your sideview mirror only
c.
Turn and glance over your shoulder
d.
Check your rearview mirror only
e.
All of the above

About The Texas Driver's License Written Test

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) issue's the state's driver's licenses. The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV) is responsible for vehicle registrations and titles. This is slightly confusing to a lot of newcomers to the state as they are used to "DMVs" but just remember to go to your local DPS office to get your new license. According to the Texas DPS, "These are the documents you’ll need to take that identify who you are and, sorry, that prized bowling trophy won’t do. So, let’s sum up: Vehicle registration sticker and inspection sticker, proof of insurance, Texas license plates, and Texas Driver License. — That’s what you need to be a Texan."

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Texas DPS Cheat Sheet
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The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Cheat Sheet is a downloadable, immediately accessible 3-4 page reference guide featuring the top 50 questions and answers to help you easily pass your Texas driving written test.
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The Texas DMV Online Practice Test lets you immediately review over 100 multiple choice questions and answers similar to those you will come up against when taking the Texas DMV exam. Our practice tests cover every chapter of the TX DMV manual including rules of the road, traffic signals, laws, signs and safety.
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Texas DPS Cheat Sheet & Online Practice Test Bundle
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The Texas DMV Cheat Sheet & Online Practice Test Bundle is the most complete and easiest way to prepare for your DMV test. You get our downloadable, printable 3-4 page cheat sheet to take with you to review as well as our online practice test system, featuring 100 multiple choice questions and answers similar to those you will come up against when taking the Texas DMV exam. Our study material cover every chapter of the TX DMV manual including rules of the road, traffic signals, laws, signs and safety.

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