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Teen Permit Test Prep – New York Learner’s Permit (Class D)

If you’re a teen driver in New York, passing the Class D learner’s permit exam is your first step to the road. This practice test includes the Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) rules, drug and alcohol education, and traffic safety questions tailored for ages 16 to 17.

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Set 1 - General DMV Questions

Understand the minimum age, supervised driving rules, and legal documents required for GDL-compliant teen permits.

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General DMV (New York Teen)

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43. When is it safe to pass on a two-lane road?

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13. What does a solid red light mean?

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41. When must a teen yield to pedestrians?

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39. What happens after a teen fails the permit test?

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15. Which of these must be worn by ALL passengers under New York law?

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

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21. Which of the following is a required document to apply for a permit?

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22. When two vehicles arrive at a stop sign at the same time, who goes first?

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42. What must teens do when driving through a school zone?

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50. What should a teen do if another driver is tailgating?

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45. What should teens do when approaching a railroad crossing without gates?

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18. When may a teen drive unsupervised with a learner permit?

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47. When should teens use high beams?

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1. At what age can teens apply for a New York Class DJ learner permit?

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36. What should a teen do when an emergency vehicle approaches?

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20. What should teens do when emergency vehicles approach with lights and sirens?

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37. What must teens do at a stop sign?

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34. What is the minimum passing score for the NY permit test?

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17. What is the texting while driving penalty for teens in NY?

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48. What must teens do when feeling drowsy while driving?

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3. Who can supervise a teen with a New York junior learner permit?

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4. What is the nighttime driving restriction for Class DJ permit holders?

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14. What must teens do at a flashing yellow light?

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8. What must teens do when approaching a stopped school bus with red lights flashing?

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44. What must teens do before turning left?

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35. What should teens do before changing lanes?

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24. Teens must use headlights when?

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23. What is the hand signal for stopping?

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40. What lane should teens use when driving slower than traffic?

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10. What happens if a teen violates the Zero Tolerance Law?

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28. When driving in heavy rain, teens should?

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19. When approaching an intersection with no working traffic lights, teens must?

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12. What is the minimum vision requirement for the NY permit?

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33. What does a flashing red light mean?

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26. What should a teen do if the car's brakes suddenly stop working?

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25. When is passing another vehicle prohibited?

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7. How many correct answers are required to pass the permit test?

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38. When is using a cellphone allowed for teen drivers?

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9. What is the BAC limit under New York’s Zero Tolerance Law for teens?

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29. How many supervised hours must teens complete before the road test?

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11. How many supervising hours must be nighttime hours?

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16. What should teens do if the car starts hydroplaning?

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27. Teen drivers must maintain what following distance in ideal conditions?

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2. What must a teen driver complete before taking the road test in New York?

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32. Teens may not drive between which hours without supervision?

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46. What is required before teens can drive alone?

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49. How do teens correct understeer?

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6. How many questions are on the New York permit test?

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31. What should a teen do when skidding?

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5. What is required before a teen can schedule the New York road test?

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Set 2 – Fresh Question Bank

Newly updated questions to reflect current New York teen driving restrictions and permit-related scenarios.

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Fresh Question Bank (New York Teen)

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16. A ball rolls into the street ahead. What should you expect?

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12. You are turning right on red but a pedestrian is crossing. What must you do?

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25. A car suddenly cuts in front of you. What is the safest immediate response?

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20. You are at a 4-way stop and arrive at the same time as another car. Who goes first?

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8. Your phone starts ringing while driving with a permit. What must you do?

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6. Another driver is tailgating you closely. What should you do?

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3. While driving with your supervisor, a pedestrian steps into the road suddenly. What is your safest action?

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11. A bicyclist is riding ahead of you in your lane. What must you do?

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18. A dog runs across the road unexpectedly. What is the safest action?

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21. You see a construction worker waving a flag. What must you do?

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5. You are approaching a school zone with children present. What must you do?

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2. You approach an intersection and the traffic light is blinking yellow. What should you do?

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10. You need to merge onto a highway. What is the safest way to merge?

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15. You are driving behind a large truck. What should you avoid?

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13. While approaching a yellow light, you are too close to stop safely. What should you do?

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24. You are backing out of a driveway. What must you do?

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14. Your windshield fogs up while driving. What should you do first?

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7. You see a flashing red light at a railroad crossing but no train coming. What must you do?

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4. Your car starts to skid on a wet road. What should you do first?

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23. You hear a siren but cannot see the emergency vehicle. What should you do?

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17. Your supervisor tells you to turn left at the next intersection. What must you do before turning?

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19. Traffic in your lane stops suddenly. What should you do?

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9. You are driving at night and an oncoming car has high beams on. What should you do?

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22. When approaching a blind curve, what should you do?

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1. You are a teen driver with a permit and heavy rain begins suddenly. What should you do?

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Road Signs & Markings

Visual ID questions designed to help young drivers recognize signs and understand their meanings quickly and accurately.

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Road Signs & Markings (New York Teen)

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7. A red circle with a slash through it means?

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6. A pentagon-shaped sign indicates?

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25. A green arrow above a lane means?

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23. A “One Way” sign means?

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2. A yellow diamond with a pedestrian symbol warns of?

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20. A merging traffic sign indicates?

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21. A speed limit sign is what type?

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12. A broken white line means?

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8. A yellow diamond with two arrows in opposite directions means?

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3. What does a white rectangular sign usually represent?

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13. Double solid yellow lines mean?

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18. A divided highway begins sign means?

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4. A triangular red and white sign means?

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19. A “Do Not Enter” sign is used for?

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24. A red X above a lane means?

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10. What does a flashing yellow arrow mean?

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1. What does a red octagon indicate?

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11. A solid white line on the road means?

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16. A truck on a downhill sign warns?

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17. A sign with car + squiggly lines means?

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5. A circular yellow sign with an “X” and “RR” means?

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22. A signal ahead sign means?

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14. A broken yellow line on your side means?

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9. A green traffic arrow means?

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15. A winding road sign indicates?

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Traffic Laws & Safety Rules

Covers passenger restrictions, curfew rules, seatbelt laws, texting while driving, and school zone laws.

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Traffic Laws & Safety Rules (New York Teen)

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23. What must teens do before making a U-turn?

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18. When must headlights be turned on?

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13. What is New York’s Move Over Law?

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10. What should teens do when driving in fog?

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21. What does a solid yellow line on your side indicate?

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15. What should a teen do when a traffic signal is not working?

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9. When may teens turn right on red?

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7. When must seat belts be worn by teens and passengers?

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17. Teens may NOT drive alone with a learner permit. True or false?

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2. What is the legal BAC limit for New York teens under the Zero Tolerance Law?

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16. What should a teen do if a tire blows out while driving?

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12. Before changing lanes, teens must:

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24. What is the safe following distance rule?

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14. What is required for a teen before taking the road test?

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4. Teens with a learner permit must drive with who?

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1. What is the nighttime driving restriction for New York teen permit holders?

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11. What must you do when approaching a stopped school bus with red lights flashing?

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6. What is New York’s rule about cell phones for teen drivers?

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8. At an uncontrolled intersection, who must teens yield to?

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22. When must a teen stop for pedestrians?

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3. What must a teen do when emergency vehicles approach with lights and sirens?

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5. What must teens do at a flashing red light?

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25. What is the correct action when entering a highway?

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19. What must teens do when passing bicyclists?

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20. What is the speed limit in most NYC areas unless posted otherwise?

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Fines & Point System

Learn the consequences of violations like underage DWI, texting, reckless driving, and accumulating too many points as a new driver.

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Fines & Point System (New York Teen)

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6. How many points for using a handheld phone while driving?

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5. How many points for texting while driving?

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2. Speeding 11–20 mph over the limit adds how many points?

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11. How many points for tailgating (following too closely)?

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3. Speeding 21–30 mph over the limit results in how many points?

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10. What happens if a teen accumulates 11 points in 18 months?

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18. If a teen refuses a chemical test (BAC), what happens?

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24. How many points for not yielding to emergency vehicles?

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1. How many points are added for speeding 1–10 mph over the limit in NY?

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14. How many points for improper passing?

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19. How many points for ignoring a stop sign?

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8. How many points for failing to stop for a school bus?

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15. What is the penalty for failing to yield right-of-way?

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4. What happens if a teen gets 6 or more points in 18 months?

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25. What happens if a teen repeatedly violates permit restrictions?

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20. Speeding more than 40 mph over the limit adds?

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9. How many points for reckless driving?

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12. What is the fine for passing a stopped school bus first offense?

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21. How long do points stay active on a NY record?

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16. Leaving the scene of property damage adds how many points?

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7. What is the penalty for violating Zero Tolerance BAC rules?

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23. How many points for improper U-turn?

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22. What is the penalty for driving without insurance?

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17. How many points for unsafe lane change?

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13. How many points for disobeying a traffic control device?

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Full New York DMV Mock Test (46 Questions)

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Full DMV Mock Exam (New York Teen)

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9. With a learner permit, teens may drive alone when?

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17. Teens must always yield to pedestrians when?

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18. What must teens do when the light turns green?

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11. What should teens do when approaching a flashing yellow light?

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13. What is required before a teen can take the road test?

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15. What should teens do if their car begins to hydroplane?

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4. What does this sign mean? (Yellow pedestrian sign)

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1. What is the minimum age to apply for a New York junior learner permit (Class DJ)?

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14. What does a solid yellow line on your side mean?

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20. A sign with “RR” and an X means?

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16. What does a red and white triangular sign mean?

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2. What is the BAC limit under New York’s Zero Tolerance Law for under-21 drivers?

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12. What is the teen nighttime driving restriction in New York?

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5. How many questions are on the real New York permit test?

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19. What should teens do when another driver is tailgating?

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3. What must a teen do at a steady red light?

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6. What should a teen do before changing lanes?

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10. What is the school bus stopping rule in New York?

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7. What must drivers do when emergency vehicles approach with lights and sirens?

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8. A yellow diamond sign means what?

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This mock exam mirrors the actual GDL permit test and is perfect for practicing before test day.

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New York Teen Permit Test (Class DJ) – Frequently Asked Questions

Getting ready for your New York teen permit test (Class DJ)? This FAQ explains how the junior learner permit works, what the New York teen DMV written test includes, GDL restrictions, supervised driving hours, and how to pass the exam and move toward your junior driver license in New York.

The New York Teen Permit Test (Class DJ) is the written knowledge exam that teens (usually 16–17 years old) must pass to get a junior learner permit. It covers New York road signs, road rules, safe driving habits, and special GDL (Graduated Driver Licensing) rules that apply to young drivers.
The official New York teen permit test has 20 multiple-choice questions. You must answer at least 14 questions correctly to pass, including at least 2 out of 4 road-sign questions.
You can apply for a New York junior learner permit (Class DJ) at 16 years old. Once you pass the teen DMV written test and vision test, the DMV issues your permit so you can start supervised driving practice.
No. With a New York teen learner permit you must always drive with a supervising driver who is at least 21 years old and holds a valid license. The supervising driver must sit in the front passenger seat at all times.
Under New York’s GDL rules, most teen drivers cannot drive between 9 PM and 5 AM unless they are supervised by a qualified adult or are traveling for work or school with proper documentation. Always check the latest regional rules for your county.
To move from a junior learner permit to a New York junior driver license, you must complete at least 50 hours of supervised driving, including 15 hours of night driving. These hours must be recorded and confirmed by your parent or supervising driver.
Yes. Before scheduling your road test, you must complete the 5-Hour Pre-Licensing Course (MV-278) or an approved Driver Education course. This applies to both Class DJ (teen) and Class D (adult) permit holders.
New York’s Zero Tolerance Law applies to drivers under 21. A BAC (blood alcohol concentration) of 0.02% to 0.07% can lead to license suspension, fines, and a Driver Responsibility Assessment. Drinking and driving can also delay or revoke your junior license.
No. Texting and handheld phone use are illegal for teen drivers in New York, except in true emergencies. A texting violation can add 5 DMV points, trigger fines, and may cause your learner permit or junior license to be suspended.
To pass the New York teen DMV written test on the first try:
• Read the official New York State Driver’s Manual carefully.
• Focus on road signs, right-of-way rules, speed limits, school bus laws, work zones, and DWI / Zero Tolerance penalties.
• Take multiple New York teen permit practice tests that use DMV-style questions so you are comfortable with the format before your real exam.
For the New York junior learner permit (Class DJ), you must bring:
• Proof of identity and date of birth (acceptable DMV ID documents).
• Proof of New York residency.
• Social Security number or proof of ineligibility.
• A completed MV-44 permit application and the required fees.
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