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Pennsylvania practice test: 12 questions from 75 Pa.C.S.

Every Pennsylvania question cites the 75 Pa.C.S. section or federal standard it tests. Pick a test and start.

What the PA bank holds

254 questions, 12 of them written for Pennsylvania.

The Pennsylvania bank runs to 254 questions. 12 are written for Pennsylvania specifically from the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code (Title 75 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes), 60 make up the shared national core of right of way, rules of the road and safety that every state tests, and 182 are sign recognition cards with official MUTCD sign artwork (public domain, via Wikimedia Commons). 8 of the 254 are rated hard, 2 of those from Pennsylvania's own set.

Questions in the bank254Each with a cited explanation.
Written for Pennsylvania125% of the bank, from the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code (Title 75 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes).
Shared national core60Right of way, rules and safety every state tests.
Sign recognition182Official MUTCD sign artwork (public domain, via Wikimedia Commons).
Rated hard82 of them from Pennsylvania's own set.
Tests available14Short drills through the full format.
Grounded in Pennsylvania's own code

The 12 questions written for Pennsylvania.

These 12 split into 6 on rules of the road, 4 on safety and impairment and 2 on right of way, and each one names the rule it tests, so you learn the 75 Pa.C.S. section rather than just the answer. The rest of the bank is the shared national core and the sign artwork every state uses. Here is what Pennsylvania asks from its own code, and where each question comes from.

  • In Pennsylvania, when you are driving on a multi-lane road and approach a stopped police car with its emergency lights flashing, what does the move over law require if you can do so safely? 75 Pa.C.S. § 3327
  • Under the Pennsylvania law commonly known as Paul Miller's Law, which took effect in 2025, how may a driver legally use a cell phone while the vehicle is in motion? Pennsylvania Vehicle Code, distracted driving provisions (Paul Miller's Law)
  • Pennsylvania sets a separate, stricter blood alcohol limit for drivers under 21. What is that limit? Pennsylvania Vehicle Code, underage DUI provisions
  • Pennsylvania's DUI law sorts offenses into three levels based on blood alcohol concentration. Which range triggers the highest rate of alcohol tier, with the toughest penalties? 75 Pa.C.S. § 3802
  • Besides the period from a half hour after sunset to a half hour before sunrise, when else does Pennsylvania law require a driver to turn on headlights? Pennsylvania Vehicle Code, lighting equipment requirements
  • How far before a turn does Pennsylvania law require a driver to begin signaling within a business or residence district? 75 Pa.C.S. § 3334
  • On an undivided two lane Pennsylvania road, a school bus ahead stops and activates its flashing red lights. What must drivers coming from the opposite direction do? 75 Pa.C.S. § 3345
  • When a Pennsylvania driver overtakes a bicycle traveling in the same direction, how much space must the driver leave? Pennsylvania Vehicle Code, overtaking a pedalcycle provisions, rated hard
  • Under Pennsylvania's child passenger safety law, until what age must a child generally ride in a rear facing car seat? 75 Pa.C.S. § 4581
  • In Pennsylvania, can a police officer stop an adult driver solely because that driver is not wearing a seat belt? 75 Pa.C.S. § 4581, rated hard
  • On a Pennsylvania road outside an urban district with no posted speed limit sign, what maximum speed does state law allow? 75 Pa.C.S. § 3362
  • Before a Pennsylvania learner's permit holder under 18 can schedule a road test, what must their logged practice driving include? PennDOT, Pennsylvania Driver's Manual
How PennDOT scores it

15 of 18 correct, 3 misses allowed.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Bureau of Driver Licensing knowledge test is 18 questions and you pass at 15, which is 15 of 18 (83%), so 3 wrong answers is the margin before it ends. The exam simulator draws that exact count and pass mark and scores it the way PennDOT does.