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Free Massachusetts RMV Road Signs Permit Practice Test 2025
- Perfect for learner’s permit, driver’s license, and Senior Refresher Test
- Based on official Massachusetts Driver's manual
- Triple-checked for accuracy
- Updated for March 2025
Massachusetts has a rich history of road development. In 1893, this state established the first highway commission in the country, which was responsible for addressing poor road conditions. One year later, the first state highway was built in Ashby. All residents of the Bay State are familiar with the dense road network, but driving on historical highways is a privilege every driver should be grateful for.
If you also want to drive on these famous roads, you must obtain a driver’s license. The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) requires all aspiring drivers to obtain a learner’s permit by passing a written knowledge test and a vision exam. This permit allows supervised driving to gain experience and is followed by a road test. During your learning phase, the official RMV driver’s handbook (Massachusetts RMV Handbook (MA Driver's Manual) 2025) serves as your main reference for your studies. It will teach you important aspects of driving that every driver should know, including traffic laws, safe driving practices, and handling emergency situations.
This manual also presents several road signs. You’re probably familiar with some of them, but you should check and memorize each sign individually. Your knowledge of these road signs will be tested during the official written knowledge exam, which has 25 questions. As you study these road signs, you can also visit some of the busiest intersections in your town. Identify each sign and pay attention to the traffic flow.
It is crucial to be fully prepared before you take the written knowledge test. To help you prepare for this exam, we offer a series of Road Signs practice tests specific to the state of Massachusetts. Each test consists of 25 questions exclusively based on the road signs section of the RMV manual. Train with this tool as often as you want. With unlimited attempts and easy browser access, there is no limit to how and where these practice tests can be used. Our helpful AI coach is available during each session, ready to offer hints and follow-up explanations for each question.
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What to expect on the actual MA RMV exam
25
questions
18
correct answers to pass
72%
passing score
16 y/o
minimum age to apply
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