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Georgia Teen Knowledge Test Practice

If you’re 15–17 and ready to start driving in Georgia, you’ll need to pass the Georgia DDS knowledge test to earn your Class CP learner’s permit. This test checks your knowledge of Georgia’s traffic laws, road signs, and Graduated Driver’s License (GDL) rules.

Our free Georgia learner’s permit practice test is designed just for teens — with updated questions and mock exams to help you get ready and pass on your first try.

Practice Test Features:

  • ✅ Covers all topics from the Georgia Driver’s Manual

  • ✅ Includes GDL rules for teens

  • ✅ Road signs, signals, and pavement markings

  • ✅ Driving laws, curfew rules, and passenger restrictions

  • ✅ Available online — practice anytime

You can take the practice test as many times as you need until you’re confident to ace the real exam.

Georgia Teen Knowledge Test Practice

Set 1 - General DMV Questions

Georgia DDS-style general questions every teen driver needs to know — traffic laws, fines, and safe driving practices.

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General DMV Questions – Georgia Teen

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9. How long must a teen hold their learner’s permit before taking the road test?

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17. What should a teen do at a flashing red light?

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25. A teen approaches a school zone with flashing lights. What must they do?

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24. Why must a teen avoid distractions?

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4. What is the passing score for the Georgia permit test?

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3. How many questions are in each part of the Georgia teen permit test?

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22. When can a teen drive alone with a CP permit?

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13. Who can ride with a Class D teen driver during the first 6 months?

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14. What does a teen need to bring for their road test?

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11. What type of license do teens earn after passing the road test?

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15. What happens if a teen uses a mobile phone while driving?

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19. Why should a teen avoid tailgating?

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8. When driving with a Georgia CP permit, who must be in the car?

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2. What must a teen pass to get a Georgia learner’s permit?

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6. What is Joshua’s Law for Georgia teens?

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21. What should a teen do if they feel nervous during the test?

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18. When must a teen use headlights?

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16. Why must a teen practice defensive driving?

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12. What is the nighttime driving restriction for Class D drivers?

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1. At what age can a teen apply for a Georgia learner’s permit (Class CP)?

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20. What is the purpose of the permit?

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23. What must a teen do before changing lanes?

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10. How many hours of supervised driving are required for teens?

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5. What documents must a teen bring for the permit test?

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7. What type of permit does a teen receive after passing the knowledge test?

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Set 2 – Fresh Question Bank

New question variations covering teen-specific scenarios, curfew laws, and road safety for novice drivers.

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Fresh Situational Question Bank – Georgia Teen

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9. You are driving in rain and begin to hydroplane. What should you do?

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16. You're driving at night and another car approaches with high beams on. What should you do?

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22. Your parent supervising you becomes distracted. Who is responsible for safe driving?

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15. You approach a railroad crossing with no gates, limited visibility, and a warning sign. What should you do?

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8. You enter a curve too fast. What’s the safest action?

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11. Another car is tailgating you. What should you do?

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6. You approach a green light that has been green for a long time. What should you expect?

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4. While driving, your phone vibrates with a notification. What should you do?

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14. You check the mirror and see a car in your blind spot. What should you do?

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5. A car ahead suddenly stops. What helps you avoid a crash?

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21. You are approaching a roundabout. What must you do?

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2. You are merging onto a highway and traffic is fast. What should you do?

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7. You are turning left at an intersection with heavy traffic. What should you do?

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1. You are driving with your Georgia CP permit. Your parent steps out of the car at a store. Can you continue driving?

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3. You are driving with friends who are distracting you. What is the safest choice?

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12. You approach a school bus flashing yellow lights. What does it mean?

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17. Your windshield fogs up during rain. What should you do?

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24. An animal runs into the road. What should you do?

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10. A pedestrian starts crossing the road outside a crosswalk. What should you do?

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18. You need to send a text urgently. What should you do?

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23. You are traveling on a wet road and need to slow down. What should you do?

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20. You begin to feel drowsy while driving. What should you do?

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13. You are at a 4-way stop and arrive at the same time as another driver on your right. Who goes first?

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25. You are backing out of a driveway. What should you do first?

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19. A bicyclist is riding ahead on the road. What must you do when passing?

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Road Signs & Markings

Practice identifying Georgia road signs and pavement markings — critical for your permit test and safe driving.

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Road Signs & Pavement Markings – Georgia Teen

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25. You are backing out of a driveway. What should you do first?

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22. Your parent supervising you becomes distracted. Who is responsible for safe driving?

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7. You are turning left at an intersection with heavy traffic. What should you do?

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6. You approach a green light that has been green for a long time. What should you expect?

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18. You need to send a text urgently. What should you do?

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2. You are merging onto a highway and traffic is fast. What should you do?

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19. A bicyclist is riding ahead on the road. What must you do when passing?

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4. While driving, your phone vibrates with a notification. What should you do?

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15. You approach a railroad crossing with no gates, limited visibility, and a warning sign. What should you do?

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21. You are approaching a roundabout. What must you do?

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3. You are driving with friends who are distracting you. What is the safest choice?

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13. You are at a 4-way stop and arrive at the same time as another driver on your right. Who goes first?

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5. A car ahead suddenly stops. What helps you avoid a crash?

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9. You are driving in rain and begin to hydroplane. What should you do?

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10. A pedestrian starts crossing the road outside a crosswalk. What should you do?

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20. You begin to feel drowsy while driving. What should you do?

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12. You approach a school bus flashing yellow lights. What does it mean?

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17. Your windshield fogs up during rain. What should you do?

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8. You enter a curve too fast. What’s the safest action?

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1. You are driving with your Georgia CP permit. Your parent steps out of the car at a store. Can you continue driving?

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23. You are traveling on a wet road and need to slow down. What should you do?

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11. Another car is tailgating you. What should you do?

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14. You check the mirror and see a car in your blind spot. What should you do?

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24. An animal runs into the road. What should you do?

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16. You're driving at night and another car approaches with high beams on. What should you do?

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Traffic Laws & Safety Rules

Learn about the Hands-Free Georgia Act, teen driving restrictions, and other laws that apply specifically to minors.

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Traffic Laws & Safety Rules – Georgia Teen

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15. What is the top reason new teen drivers crash?

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24. What is the safest following distance in rain?

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6. Who must supervise a teen during permit driving?

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1. What is Florida’s “Zero Tolerance” rule for drivers under 21?

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12. What should a teen do if an emergency vehicle approaches?

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20. What should a teen do at a flashing red light?

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10. When must headlights be turned on in Florida?

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11. Is texting while driving legal for teens?

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14. When is it legal to turn right on red?

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4. What is the curfew for 17-year-old drivers?

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9. What is the minimum following distance recommended for teens?

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5. What is required during the first 3 months of a teen’s learner’s permit?

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2. What happens if a teen refuses a breath or BAC test?

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25. How should teens handle road rage from another driver?

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18. What is the penalty for speeding in a school zone?

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16. Can a teen drive with only one working headlight?

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17. How should teens react to aggressive drivers?

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22. Who must wear seat belts in a teen’s vehicle?

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3. What is the curfew for 16-year-old drivers in Florida?

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7. What happens if a teen accumulates 6 points within 12 months?

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19. Can a teen use high beams in fog?

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23. What is required before changing lanes?

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8. What does Florida’s “Move Over” law require?

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13. What does a solid red traffic light mean?

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21. When must a teen yield to pedestrians?

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Fines & Point System

Understand how traffic violations impact your driving privileges and how to keep your record clean.

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Fines & Point System – Georgia Teen

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22. Penalty for not stopping at school bus?

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4. How many points for reckless driving?

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11. Points for improper passing?

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6. How many points for speeding 15–18 mph over the limit?

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13. Penalty for underage possession of alcohol?

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25. Penalty for driving past curfew with a Class D license?

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14. Penalty for failing to yield?

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1. What happens if a teen uses a phone while driving?

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19. Fine for distracted driving (1st offense)?

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20. Penalty for fake ID use?

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18. Penalty for driving without insurance?

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8. Points for following too closely?

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12. Points for ignoring a traffic signal?

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2. How many points is aggressive driving?

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24. Penalty for street racing spectators?

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5. How many points for unlawful passing of a school bus?

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10. Penalty for racing on highways?

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23. Points for improper lane change?

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15. Points for wrong-way driving?

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21. Consequence for too many points?

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17. Penalty for not wearing seat belt (teen)?

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16. Penalty for fleeing police?

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9. Consequence for hit-and-run?

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7. Penalty for teen DUI?

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3. How many points can suspend a Georgia teen license?

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Full Florida DMV Mock Test (46 Questions)

Simulate the real Georgia DDS knowledge test. Randomized 46-question exam to check your readiness.

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Full DMV Mock Test (46 Questions) – Georgia Teen

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16. Why must a teen practice defensive driving?

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24. Why must a teen avoid distractions?

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7. What type of permit does a teen receive after passing the knowledge test?

4 / 25

19. Why should a teen avoid tailgating?

5 / 25

1. At what age can a teen apply for a Georgia learner’s permit (Class CP)?

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5. What documents must a teen bring for the permit test?

7 / 25

6. What is Joshua’s Law for Georgia teens?

8 / 25

9. How long must a teen hold their learner’s permit before taking the road test?

9 / 25

25. A teen approaches a school zone with flashing lights. What must they do?

10 / 25

2. What must a teen pass to get a Georgia learner’s permit?

11 / 25

4. What is the passing score for the Georgia permit test?

12 / 25

22. When can a teen drive alone with a CP permit?

13 / 25

10. How many hours of supervised driving are required for teens?

14 / 25

18. When must a teen use headlights?

15 / 25

3. How many questions are in each part of the Georgia teen permit test?

16 / 25

12. What is the nighttime driving restriction for Class D drivers?

17 / 25

21. What should a teen do if they feel nervous during the test?

18 / 25

20. What is the purpose of the permit?

19 / 25

13. Who can ride with a Class D teen driver during the first 6 months?

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23. What must a teen do before changing lanes?

21 / 25

17. What should a teen do at a flashing red light?

22 / 25

15. What happens if a teen uses a mobile phone while driving?

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11. What type of license do teens earn after passing the road test?

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14. What does a teen need to bring for their road test?

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8. When driving with a Georgia CP permit, who must be in the car?

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DMV Test Practice Georgia

What You’ll Learn (Georgia Teen Knowledge Test Version)

  • ✅ 6 practice sections based on the official Georgia Class CP teen license test

  • ✅ Includes GDL-specific rules and restrictions for minors

  • ✅ Multiple-choice and situational questions for real-world driving

  • ✅ Optimized for desktop, mobile, and tablet use

  • ✅ No sign-up, no email required — just click and start

DMV Test Practice Georgia

Get Ready for Your Georgia Teen Permit Test

If you’re getting your first driver’s license in Georgia, our teen permit practice test gives you everything you need to succeed.

You’ll get access to:

  • Official-style Georgia DDS test questions

  • Teen driver’s permit GDL knowledge test prep

  • Georgia learner’s permit written test online (free access)

  • Real traffic law and road rule practice

  • Full Georgia teen mock exam simulation

Everything you need for the Georgia DDS learner’s permit knowledge test — fast, accurate, and free.

Georgia Teen Permit Test – Frequently Asked Questions

This FAQ explains everything teens need to know about the Georgia Teen Permit Test and the Georgia DDS Knowledge Exam. It covers Class CP permit rules, Joshua’s Law requirements, supervised driving hours, teen driving restrictions, and essential information to help you pass the Georgia learner’s permit test on your first attempt.

The Georgia Teen Permit Test is the official DDS Knowledge Exam required to get your Class CP learner’s permit. It includes questions on road signs, road rules, safety laws, and Georgia-specific teen driving regulations. Teens must pass this test before beginning supervised driving under Joshua’s Law.
Teens can take the Georgia DDS Knowledge Exam starting at 15 years old. Passing the exam earns you a Class CP learner’s permit, which is required for supervised driving before applying for a Class D license.
The Georgia teen permit test contains:
• 20 Road Signs questions
• 20 Road Rules questions
You must score 15/20 on each section to pass the DDS exam.
Teens must bring:
• Birth certificate or passport
• Social Security number
• Two documents proving Georgia residency
• School Enrollment Certificate (DS-1)
• A parent or guardian
These documents are required to issue your Class CP permit.
Joshua’s Law requires Georgia teens to complete a state-approved driver education program and 40 hours of supervised driving (including 6 hours at night) before getting a Class D license. This applies to all teens under 18 in Georgia.
A teen with a Class CP learner’s permit must be supervised by a licensed driver aged 21 or older, seated in the front passenger seat. Teens cannot drive alone at any time with a CP permit.
Teens must hold the Class CP permit for at least 12 months and 1 day before taking the Georgia road test for a Class D intermediate license. During this period, they must complete all supervised driving requirements.
Under the Class D license rules:
• No driving between 12 AM and 5 AM
• First 6 months: Only immediate family passengers
• Next 6 months: Only one passenger under 21 (not family)
• After 12 months: Up to three passengers under 21
These laws reduce crash risks for new teen drivers.
Teens may retake the Georgia DDS knowledge exam the next business day. Multiple failures may require longer wait times. Practicing with Georgia teen permit practice tests improves the chances of passing quickly.
The Georgia teen permit test is not available online. Teens must take the DDS Knowledge Exam in person at a DDS Customer Service Center. Always check DDS for updates as online testing rules may change.
The best way to prepare is by:
• Reading the Georgia Driver’s Manual
• Taking multiple Georgia teen permit practice tests
• Reviewing road signs frequently
• Understanding teen-specific laws under Joshua’s Law
Consistent practice makes the real test easier and increases confidence.
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