Prepare for Your Hawaii Teen Learner’s Permit – Free Online Practice Questions

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Hawaii Learner’s Permit Practice Test

Hawaii Learner’s Permit Test – Free DMV Practice for Teens

If you’re 15½ or older and applying for a Hawaii learner’s permit, this is the place to start.
Our free DMV-style quizzes are based on the official Hawaii Driver’s Manual and follow the same format used by the Hawaii DMV permit test.

Practice the real 30-question format, learn road signs, safety laws, and pass your permit test the first time — no sign-up required.

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Hawaii Teen Permit Practice – Built for First-Time Drivers

Set 1 - General Teen Questions

Key topics for new teen drivers: road rules, defensive driving, safety zones, and right-of-way laws.

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Hawaii Teen Situational Driving Practice Test

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Driving through fog, which headlights should be used?

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You see flashing red lights on a school bus. What must you do?

3 / 25

You approach a yield sign. What must you do?

4 / 25

You are turning left at an intersection. Who goes first?

5 / 25

Your phone receives a message while driving. What should you do?

6 / 25

You approach a railroad crossing with flashing lights. What must you do?

7 / 25

You are entering a highway from an on-ramp. What must you do?

8 / 25

You are driving at night without authorization. What should you do?

9 / 25

You miss your exit on the highway. What should you do?

10 / 25

You approach a work zone. What should you do?

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Traffic signals are not working at an intersection. What should you do?

12 / 25

You see a deer on the road ahead. What is safest?

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Your accelerator sticks while driving. What should you do?

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You approach a yellow traffic light. What does it mean?

15 / 25

You are following another vehicle too closely. What should you do?

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A pedestrian enters a crosswalk ahead. What must you do?

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You are driving in heavy rain. What should you do?

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A friend asks you for a ride during your early license stage. What should you do?

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Passengers are distracting you while driving. What should you do?

20 / 25

You begin to feel sleepy while driving. What is safest?

21 / 25

An emergency vehicle approaches with sirens. What must you do?

22 / 25

You are late for school. What is the safest choice?

23 / 25

Another driver tailgates your vehicle. What is safest?

24 / 25

Your vehicle begins to hydroplane. What should you do?

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You are driving with an instruction permit. Who must be seated beside you?

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Set 2 – Fresh Question Bank

Randomized Hawaii DMV permit test questions updated regularly with handbook references.

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Hawaii Teen Situational Driving Practice Test

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Traffic signals are not working at an intersection. What should you do?

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You are following another vehicle too closely. What should you do?

3 / 25

A pedestrian enters a crosswalk ahead. What must you do?

4 / 25

You miss your exit on the highway. What should you do?

5 / 25

Passengers are distracting you while driving. What should you do?

6 / 25

You are driving with an instruction permit. Who must be seated beside you?

7 / 25

You are driving in heavy rain. What should you do?

8 / 25

A friend asks you for a ride during your early license stage. What should you do?

9 / 25

You approach a yield sign. What must you do?

10 / 25

You are entering a highway from an on-ramp. What must you do?

11 / 25

Your accelerator sticks while driving. What should you do?

12 / 25

You approach a work zone. What should you do?

13 / 25

Another driver tailgates your vehicle. What is safest?

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You approach a railroad crossing with flashing lights. What must you do?

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You see flashing red lights on a school bus. What must you do?

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You are turning left at an intersection. Who goes first?

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You see a deer on the road ahead. What is safest?

18 / 25

You are late for school. What is the safest choice?

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Your vehicle begins to hydroplane. What should you do?

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An emergency vehicle approaches with sirens. What must you do?

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You approach a yellow traffic light. What does it mean?

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You are driving at night without authorization. What should you do?

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You begin to feel sleepy while driving. What is safest?

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Your phone receives a message while driving. What should you do?

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Driving through fog, which headlights should be used?

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Road Signs & Markings

Test your recognition of signs, signals, arrows, and lane rules required to pass the exam.

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Hawaii Teen Road Signs Practice Test

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What do yellow center lines separate?

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What do white rectangular signs usually indicate?

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What does a solid yellow line mean?

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What does a “Do Not Enter” sign mean?

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What do broken white lines indicate?

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What shape is used only for stop signs?

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What shape is a yield sign?

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What does an orange sign indicate?

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What color are stop signs?

10 / 17

What does a broken yellow line mean?

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What do solid white lane markings separate?

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What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign warn of?

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What color are warning signs?

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What does a round yellow sign indicate?

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What do double solid yellow lines mean?

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What does a “Wrong Way” sign indicate?

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What does a pentagon-shaped sign mean?

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Traffic Laws & Safety Rules

Covers GDL restrictions, teen curfew, mobile phone use, and safe driving habits.

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Hawaii Teen Traffic Laws & Safety Rules Test

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When must turn signals be used?

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When must seat belts be worn?

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Are teen drivers allowed to use handheld mobile phones?

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What does a steady red traffic signal mean?

5 / 18

What does Hawaii’s Move Over law require?

6 / 18

When is it illegal to pass another vehicle?

7 / 18

What is the speed limit in most residential areas in Hawaii?

8 / 18

What happens if a teen drives after drinking alcohol?

9 / 18

What should you do at a steady yellow traffic light?

10 / 18

When must you stop for a school bus?

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Are teen drivers allowed to use hands-free devices?

12 / 18

What is the maximum highway speed limit in Hawaii unless posted otherwise?

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What is the alcohol limit for drivers under age 21?

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When is passing on the right allowed?

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When must headlights be used?

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What is reckless driving?

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When approaching a railroad crossing with flashing lights, you must:

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What is the recommended following distance?

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Fines & Point System

Understand how violations and points affect your Hawaii learner’s permit.

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Hawaii Teen Fines & Penalties Practice Test

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What happens if a teen ignores a court-ordered suspension?

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What happens if a teen drives with any measurable alcohol?

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What is the penalty for speeding in a school or construction zone?

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What happens if a teen violates Hawaii GDL rules?

5 / 25

What may occur if a teen accumulates excessive points?

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What occurs if a teen fails to appear in court?

7 / 25

What is the penalty for not wearing a seat belt?

8 / 25

What is the penalty for driving outside permitted hours?

9 / 25

What is the penalty for driving with a suspended license?

10 / 25

What may happen after reckless driving?

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What occurs if a teen refuses a chemical alcohol test?

12 / 25

What is the penalty for leaving the scene of an accident?

13 / 25

What happens if false information is given to the DMV?

14 / 25

What is the penalty for driving without a valid license?

15 / 25

What happens if a teen drives without insurance?

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What may occur if a teen carries too many passengers?

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What happens if vehicle registration fees are unpaid?

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What may be required after multiple violations?

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What happens if required driver education is not completed?

20 / 25

What is the main purpose of teen driving penalties?

21 / 25

What is the penalty for passing a stopped school bus?

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What is the penalty for handheld phone use by teens?

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What happens if a teen fails to pay a traffic ticket?

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What may result from repeated traffic violations?

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What happens if a teen is caught texting while driving?

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Full Mock Test – 30 Questions

Take a full-length DMV-style practice test with real pass/fail scoring and question feedback.

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Hawaii Teen Full DMV Mock Test (46 Questions)

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When do full driving privileges begin?

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What do yellow center lines separate?

3 / 41

What does a red octagon sign mean?

4 / 41

When must headlights be used?

5 / 41

What is reckless driving?

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Why are teen driving laws stricter?

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What does a broken white line indicate?

8 / 41

What happens if a teen drives after drinking alcohol?

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What must you do after a crash involving injury?

10 / 41

When must you stop for a school bus?

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What does double solid yellow mean?

12 / 41

What is the minimum age to apply for an instruction permit in Hawaii?

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What is the maximum highway speed unless posted otherwise?

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What should you do if your vehicle hydroplanes?

15 / 41

What happens if a teen drives without insurance?

16 / 41

What should you do at a steady yellow light?

17 / 41

Who must sign the teen license application?

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How many of the required hours must be nighttime driving?

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What course must teens complete before licensing?

20 / 41

What is the residential speed limit in Hawaii?

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Are teen drivers allowed hands-free devices?

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What must you do at railroad crossings with flashing lights?

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What does the Move Over law require?

24 / 41

Who has the right-of-way at a four-way stop?

25 / 41

What does a flashing yellow signal mean?

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What should you do if you miss your exit?

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How long must a teen hold an instruction permit before road testing?

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What is the alcohol limit for drivers under age 21?

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What is the recommended following distance?

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What does a solid yellow line mean?

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Who may supervise a teen permit holder?

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What must drivers do for emergency vehicles?

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Are seat belts required for all occupants?

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What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign indicate?

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Are teen drivers allowed to use handheld mobile phones?

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What should you do if traffic signals stop working?

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What happens if a teen refuses a chemical alcohol test?

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How many hours of supervised driving are required?

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What does a flashing red traffic signal mean?

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What is the purpose of the GDL system?

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When can you turn right on red?

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Free Hawaii DMV Practice Test

Why Use This Hawaii Teen Permit Practice Test?

✔️ Matches Hawaii’s official 30-question test format
✔️ Based on the Hawaii Driver’s Manual
✔️ Free, mobile-ready, no login needed
✔️ Designed for ages 15½ to 17
✔️ Ideal for first-time permit test takers

Hawaii Learner’s Permit

Pass Your Hawaii Learner’s Permit Test the Smart Way

From Honolulu to Hilo, our tools are helping teens across Hawaii pass their DMV test faster. Learn, practice, and walk into your test with confidence.

The Hawaii teen permit test is the written knowledge exam based on the official Hawaii Driver’s Manual. It covers traffic laws, road signs, pavement markings, and safe driving rules required to obtain a Hawaii instruction permit under the Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program.
Teens may apply for a Hawaii instruction permit at 15½ years old, depending on county requirements. All applicants under 18 must follow Hawaii GDL rules.
The Hawaii permit test consists of multiple-choice questions taken from the Hawaii driver handbook. The number of questions and passing score may vary slightly by county DMV.
The test commonly includes:
  • Hawaii road signs and traffic signals
  • Right-of-way rules and intersections
  • Speed limits and safe following distance
  • School bus and school zone laws
  • Alcohol, drugs, and distracted driving
  • Teen driving restrictions under GDL
Hawaii’s Graduated Driver Licensing system includes restrictions on nighttime driving, passengers, and mobile phone use to reduce crash risk for teen drivers.
Yes. Teen drivers with a provisional license must follow Hawaii night driving restrictions unless accompanied by a licensed supervising driver.
Yes. Passenger limits apply during the provisional license stage under Hawaii GDL laws, helping minimize distractions for new drivers.
No. Hawaii teen drivers are prohibited from using handheld mobile phones or texting while driving. Violations can result in fines and license penalties.
Teens must complete supervised driving practice as required by Hawaii GDL rules. The minimum number of hours and conditions are listed in the Hawaii Driver’s Manual.
Violating Hawaii GDL restrictions may result in license suspension, extension of the provisional period, fines, or retesting requirements.
The most effective way to pass is to read the Hawaii Driver’s Manual, study road signs, and take multiple Hawaii teen permit practice tests that match the real exam format.
Language options depend on the county DMV. Some Hawaii testing centers offer the written test in multiple languages. Confirm availability before scheduling your appointment.
Yes. Most Hawaii county DMV offices require appointments for teen permit testing. Always check your county DMV website before visiting.
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