North Carolina Driver License Practice Tests
234 free practice questions across 8 tests, each with the correct answer and an explanation. No account needed.
North Carolina gives a traffic signs test, where you identify signs by
color and shape, and a knowledge test on traffic laws and safe driving,
before the on-road driving test. Both are drawn from the North Carolina Driver
Handbook, and audio versions are available.
These practice tests follow the handbook chapter by chapter: your license and
graduated licensing, alcohol and the point system, driver safety and child seats,
pedestrians, school buses and emergency vehicles, speed, passing and parking,
equipment, weather and emergencies, signals and signs, and sharing the road. The
road-sign test shows the actual sign pictures, the way the real test does.
How to use these
Read the study guide chapter first — the guides below are written
from the handbook — then take the matching test. The explanation under
each question gives the rule behind the answer, which is what the real
test rewords.
The tests
- North Carolina Driver License: Alcohol, Points and Suspensions — 30 questions
- North Carolina Driver License: Driver Safety, Seat Belts and Child Safety — 28 questions
- North Carolina Driver License: Equipment, Defensive Driving, Weather and Emergencies — 30 questions
- North Carolina Driver License: Pedestrians, School Buses, Emergency Vehicles and Police Stops — 28 questions
- North Carolina Driver License: Sharing the Road and DMV Services — 28 questions
- North Carolina Driver License: Signals, Signs and Markings — 30 questions
- North Carolina Driver License: Speed, Passing, Parking, Intersections and Railroads — 30 questions
- North Carolina Driver License: Your License, Permits and Graduated Licensing — 30 questions
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Read the material first
The explanations these questions were written from, as articles:
- Getting a North Carolina Driver License
- North Carolina DWI, the Point System and License Suspensions
- North Carolina Driver Safety
- North Carolina Rules for Pedestrians, School Buses, Emergency Vehicles, Move Over, Police Stops, Farm Equipment and Funeral Processions
- North Carolina Speed Limits, Passing, Parking, Intersections, Roundabouts, Railroad Crossings and Interstate Driving
- North Carolina Vehicle Equipment, Defensive Driving, Hand Signals, Work Zones, Night, Rain, Hydroplaning, Floods, Snow, Wildlife, Emergencies and Crashes
- North Carolina Traffic Signals, Signs and Pavement Markings
- Sharing North Carolina Roads and DMV Services