PracticeDMV

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Who makes PracticeDMV

Original questions written from public law, every figure sourced and dated, and the whole bank free with no signup.

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Vikas D, founder and author

Vikas D is a software engineer based in the UK who builds and maintains PracticeDMV. The site offers original practice questions and records when its official sources were checked.

What I am and am not

I am not a driving instructor or a DMV employee. Every practice question shows the source it is written from, and every figure on a state page carries the date it was last checked against its source, so you can check it yourself.

How accuracy is kept

The methodology explains how rules and figures are checked. The editorial policy sets the standards for what gets published, and the verification log shows when sources were checked.

Corrections

If a rule, figure, or explanation looks wrong, use the Contact page. Include the page and source so it can be checked.

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How it works

Original, sourced, and free to use

How the questions are written

Every question is original. We never copy state handbooks, which are copyrighted, and we never reproduce real exam questions, which are secure test material. Instead, each question teaches a rule of the road as written in public law: the California Vehicle Code, the Texas Transportation Code, Florida Statutes chapter 316, the New York Vehicle and Traffic Law. The citation sits under every answer so you can check us, and we would rather you did.

How facts are verified

Question counts, pass marks, and fees carry the date we last checked them against the state agency. When states change their rules, the dates tell you how fresh our numbers are. If you spot something out of date, tell us and we will fix it and re-date it.

Why it is free

Practice material for a legally required test should not sit behind a paywall. The whole bank is free to use, the hardest questions included, with no signup or email capture. Advertising may help fund the site, never inside your practice run.