Road signs are important for controlling traffic, warning you about upcoming road situations, and guiding your travels around the Big Peach. They are so important that a separate Georgia driver’s knowledge test is devoted to assessing your knowledge of them. While you may be familiar with some common road signs, questions about the ones you don’t often see could land you in the retesting line. You need to carefully study these signs and learn how to recognize and react to them.
Our free Georgia DDS Road Signs practice test is the most effective and time-efficient way to learn what you’ll need to pass your official test. There are numerous on-line resources that you can use to prepare. However, the practice test uses questions like the ones you will see on the official test. You will learn to recognize road signs and understand their messages, such as speed limits, vehicle clearance, guidance to destinations, and road construction zones. The practice test will not only prepare you for your official test but also improve your driving skills.
This Road Signs practice test combines valuable test-taking experience with expert instruction to reinforce the information you’re learning. The practice test is based on the most recent Georgia DDS driver’s manual (Georgia DDS Handbook (GA Driver's Manual) 2025) and is up to date as of February 2025. It consists of 50 multiple-choice questions with pictures of various road signs for you to identify and demonstrate your understanding. If you submit a wrong answer, you will receive a detailed explanation of how to make it correct. This approach outperforms a study guide because it provides instruction that helps you thoroughly understand the test material. Study guides merely help you memorize the answers and commonly leave you relying on some guesswork. Isn’t it better to know that you are safely navigating the road rather than guessing your way around it? The practice test will equip you with the confidence to pass your official test while keeping you safe and informed on the road.
Coca-Cola may have brought the world to Atlanta, but you can find practice tests for other U.S. states and Washington D.C. at https://driving-tests.org/academy/drivers-license.