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Delaware has a couple of “firsts” to its credit. Known as “The First State,” Delaware was the first of the thirteen original US states to ratify the new US Constitution, on December 7, 1787. Delaware was also the first US state to have a steam locomotive (the Stourbridge Lion) running on rails, on August 8, 1829. But on the day of your official learner permit tests, you certainly don’t want to be the first person to fail them! In fact, you don’t want to fail them at all.
To obtain a learner permit, you must meet several requirements, including passing a vision screening; a Highway Sign and Signal Test, which asks you to identify or explain various signs, signals, and pavement markings; and a Rules of the Road test, which deals with safe driving practices and Delaware’s laws and rules of the road. However, too many aspiring drivers learned the hard way that just reading the official driver’s manual (Delaware DMV Handbook (DE Driver's Manual) 2025) shortly before the knowledge test did not prepare them to pass it. In 2020 – 2023, 26.1% of aspiring drivers in Delaware failed their permit exams on their first try.
We want to make sure that doesn’t happen to you.
We have created a suite of tools to help you prepare to pass the official tests. These tools include our audiobook version of the official manual, a series of practice tests with questions based on the official manual, and an automated assistant to help you answer the questions on these practice tests by providing you with hints and explanations of the correct answers. We hope you’ve been using these tools to the utmost to learn as much as possible about how to drive safely.
Do you think you’re ready to take the official knowledge test now? Let’s see! This Exam Simulator test, which you’re about to take, closely resembles official exam conditions: The test consists of 30 questions based on the official Delaware manual and drawn from a huge bank of possible questions, just like the test questions on the official DMV permit tests. The passing score is 76%, just like the official permit tests. There are no hints or other aids to help you answer the test questions. This test gives you a realistic formal exam experience.
Do you tend to experience test anxiety when taking official tests? By showing you how much about driving you already know and just what to expect on the official tests, this Exam Simulator should help build your confidence and alleviate your test anxiety.
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