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Wisconsin is a big, beautiful state and having a Wisconsin driver’s license will let you take in the natural beauty of the entire state regardless of Wisconsin's famous changing weather conditions--rain, sleet, or snow. So as you prepare for the Wisconsin driver’s test, you’ll want to make sure you give yourself the best chance possible to pass the test on your first try. Of course, you should be using your permit (assuming you’ve already passed the Wisconsin permit test) as you prepare for the all-important Wisconsin road test, but before you get to that point you need to pass the written knowledge portion of the exam. The Wisconsin DMV practice tests below are completely free, and you can take them as often as you like as you begin down your path to earning your license.  You will be presented with 50 questions and you must answer 40 questions correctly to pass.  There is no time limit.  You may not go back once you answer a question.  Click the "Start Quiz" button below to begin.  Good luck!

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When do you need evidence of liability insurance?

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Posted construction zone speed limits apply when?

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Can you pass a school bus that has stopped for passengers?

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When a train is approaching, all vehicles are required to stop within _____feet of the nearest rail of the railroad crossing.

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At a flashing red traffic signal you must:

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When checking air pressure in your tires, which of the following is true?

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This sign indicates:

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A crash report must be filed if the crash causes property damage more than ____ dollars.

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On Wisconsin's roads, who must wear a safety belt or be in a child restraint system?

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When an ambulance is approaching with flashing lights on you should:

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The left-most lane on a road with 3 or more lanes is intended for:

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The normal speed range for slow-moving vehicles is:

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What does this white, rectangular sign with black lettering and symbols indicate?

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This sign indicates:

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The penalty for being convicted of illegally passing a stopped school bus is:

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Which type of headlights are required when driving at night in heavy fog?

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The ________ represent danger areas around trucks where collisions are more likely to occur.

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The speed limit in an Wisconsin school zone is:

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This sign indicates:

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A school bus is displaying flashing red lights on a divided roadway on a two lane road that is on the opposite side you are traveling. What should you do?

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You can parallel park at which of the following places?

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A muffler to prevent excessive noise and smoke is:

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This sign indicates:

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You must use your headlights when:

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What does this white, rectangular sign with black lettering tell you?

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Your driver's license can be cancelled when:

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Which lane should you use if traveling straight ahead?

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When an emergency vehicle has stopped ahead of you with flashing lights on you should:

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At a traffic signal that is not functioning you should:

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In urban areas a school bus will give a warning____in advance of a stop.

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It is important to_____when changing lanes

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This sign indicates:

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A sign shaped like a pennant indicates:

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This sign indicates:

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______are required to register for selective service.

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The mandatory insurance limits for the state of Wisconsin is?

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Can you proceed straight through an intersection when you have a green signal?

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You must keep the following distance when parking close to a fire hydrant.

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You should___when approaching a bicyclist from behind

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While driving, wearing earplugs in both ears _______.

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This circular yellow sign with black markings identifies what?

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This yellow diamond shaped sign with black symbols indicates what?

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At a steady yellow traffic signal you must:

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Do you need to stop for a school bus with flashing red signals that is stopped on the opposite side of a four-lane highway?

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The lap belt should be placed:

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When changing lanes, which of the following actions are optional?

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At what point must you start using your turn signal when making a left or right turn outside of business or residential districts?

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When a traffic control signal is non-operational you should:

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You must dim your high beams when:

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This sign indicates:

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How To Get A Wisconsin Drivers License

In Wisconsin, you can apply for your learner’s permit if you are 15 and 6 months old. You must be enrolled in a certified Driver’s Education course. Your driver’s education course must include 30 hours of classroom instruction, 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training, and 6 hours of in-car observation. You have to drive and document 30 hours of driving, 10 at night with an adult who is over 21 or a licensed instructor. Go to your local DMV and bring proof of name, birth date, Social Security number, school enrollment, and Wisconsin residency.Next, fill out and turn in a Driver License Application, signed by your driver’s education instructor and your parent, or legal guardian. You must take a pass a vision test, a road sign test, and a 50 question written knowledge test. If you need special testing accommodations like an oral examination, a private room, or an interpreter, call ahead to set them up. If you fail, you can retake the test within three days with a $5.00 fee. The final step is to pay the $35 instruction permit fee.Once you’re 16 years old and have passed your Wisconsin TEMPS test (instruction permit test), and have had your instruction permit for 6 months, and also completed Driver’s Ed, it’s time to get your probationary license. Present to your local DMV and submit the driver’s license application and have your parent or guardian sign it to accept responsibility for you. Turn in proof of name, date of birth, Social Security number, and residency, along with your driving log. Next, take a road skills test and pay the $28 fee for the probationary license. You must hold your probationary driver’s license for two years.To obtain your unrestricted driver’s license, you must be 18 years old and have held your probationary license of two years. Go to the DMV and present your probationary license, and take a vision test. Next, fill out a new driver’s license application, and pay the $28 renewal fee.
If you’re new to the state, you have 60 days to exchange your license.You will have to go to your local DMV and surrender your old license. There is a vision test you have to pass, and if your license is expired, a written and skills test as well. You have to provide proof of identity, social security card, and proof of residency. Finally, pay the $20 license fee.

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How To Pass the Wisconsin Driver's License Test

It takes more than just showing up to pass your driving test. The following tips may prove helpful as you prepare for the day of your driver’s license test.

  • Take your practice tests! Sites like these are invaluable resources whether you’re trying to get your permit, your license, your motorcycle license or your CDL. With access to all practice tests on these types of sites you can only improve your chances by working through as many test questions as possible prior to exam day. Use these tests as your permit practice test, license practice test, or as a refresher if you just want to brush up on your recognition of road signs or Wisconsin driving laws.

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  • Practicing isn’t just for the written test. Once you’ve got your permit, use it. Getting comfortable behind the wheel is essential for performing well during your driving skills test. If you haven’t polished your skills in a low-pressure environment you may not perform well when the pressure is high.
  • Read, and re-read the Wisconsin driver’s handbook (link below). Make sure you’ve got the current year’s version and make sure you know it inside and out.
  • Have your paperwork ready to go the day before your test. Don’t put yourself in a panic trying to dig up your identification, or find your permit on the morning of your test. Get everything together the night before and have it ready to go.

Additional Information

Wisconsin DMV & DOT Information

If you need to contact the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT) or Wisconsin Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), use the links below, or use the general phone number.

Wisconsin Department of Transportation
Website: https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/online-srvcs/external/dmv.aspx
Phone: 608.264.7447

Wisconsin DMV
Website: https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/online-srvcs/external/dmv.aspx

To find Wisconsin DMV locations, use our branch locator at: https://drivingtestsample.com/dmv-locations/wisconsin/

Additional Wisconsin Drivers License Helpful Links

Please use the links below to learn more about helpful topics related to the Wisconsin drivers license test or other Wisconsin drivers license related topics.

Even More Wisconsin Drivers Tests

We have put together ten additional tests to help you practice for your Wisconsin Driver's License. Click below and get practicing!