Illinois
Driving Practice Test

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From the shores of Lake Michigan to the southern tip of the state, Illinois has a lot to see and do. To take advantage of everything the state has to offer, you'll need a driver's license. This test provides practice Illinois driving tests to help you on your journey. Specifically, this site is designed to help you practice for the Illinois written exam so that you are ready to pass it on your first try. The official Illinois Secretary of State written road examination consists of 35 questions and candidates must answer 28 questions correctly to pass. Click the "Start Test" button below to begin our Illinois driver's license practice test, there is no time limit.

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The speed limit in an Illinois school zone is:

2 / 35

______ year olds are required to register for selective service.

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Which of the following is true about lawful parking?

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Changing lanes is prohibited when the line dividing two lanes is:

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A second vehicle weighing _____ pounds or less is allowed to have a personalized or vanity license plate

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You can cross a set of double solid yellow lines when:

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You must start using your turn signal when making a left or right turn outside of a business or residential districts when:

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

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A sign shaped like a pennant indicates:

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Which lane should you use if traveling straight ahead?

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This yellow diamond shaped sign with black symbols indicates what?

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This sign indicates:

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Until the youth driver reaches the age of ____, the parent who gave the initial consent for the drive may revoke said consent for any reason.

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This circular yellow sign with black markings identifies what?

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At the first sign or rain or snow you should:

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When approaching a traffic control signal that is not operational, a driver should:

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You must keep an opened container of wine _____ if you are 21 years or older and driving a car

18 / 35

A muffler to prevent excessive noise and smoke is:

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If you are involved in a crash with an unattended vehicle you must:

20 / 35

Which of the following statements about motorcycles is true?

21 / 35

While driving, wearing earplugs in both ears.

22 / 35

You should ____ when passing a slow moving vehicle.

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This sign indicates:

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You will receive a notice regarding your plates around ___ days prior to expiring from the Secretary of State.

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At a flashing red traffic signal you must:

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Your driver's license can be cancelled when:

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You are required to successfully complete a driver remedial education course to regain your driving privileges if your license was suspended prior to age ____

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

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At a steady yellow traffic signal you must:

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Which of the following are true about Illinois's speed limits?

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You should _____ if the gates are lowered at a railroad crossing for a long time and no train passes.

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To whom do you yield when turning into a driveway?

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You must use your headlights when:

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This sign indicates:

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Drivers License

How To Get A Illinois Drivers License

In Illinois, driver’s licenses are administered by the Illinois Secretary of State. Applicants who are 15 years of age in Illinois may undertake the Graduated Driver License Program. Parental or legal guardians must consent to those obtaining the permit. This with a permit must be enrolled in a driver’s education program, pass a vision test and a written test. Drivers can only drive during the following times: Sun.-Thurs., 10 p.m.-6 a.m.; Fri.-Sat., 11 p.m.-6 a.m. (local curfews may differ) Drivers must practice for at least 50 hours, including 10 hours at night, supervised by a parent or adult who is at least 21 years of age. The permit is valid for 2 years, and must be held for a minimum of 9 months. Permit drivers must have a clean driving record during their learning period.

Drivers who are the ages of 16 to 17 must undergo an Initial Licensing Phase. Those that have logged their 50 hours of driving time must have this time certified by their parents or legal guardians. They also must have completed their driver’s education course. They must also have driving hours restrictions Sun.-Thurs., 10 p.m.-6 a.m.; Fri.-Sat., 11 p.m.-6 a.m. (local curfews may differ).Once drivers have a license, for the first 12 months of driving, or when the driver turns 18, they can only have one passenger who is under the age of 20, unless that passenger is a sibling, stepsibling, child or step child of the driver.

Those applicants who are between the ages of 18 and 20 may possess a driver’s license in the Full Licensing phase. Those drivers who did not take a certified driver’s education course must take a 6 hour adult driver education course. Additionally, those drivers under the age of 19 may not use a cell phone while driving unless it is an emergency.

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How To Pass the Illinois Driver's License Test

As you prepare for your driver’s test, some helpful things to keep in mind:

  • Be sure to take some free online Illinois DMV practice tests prior to your written exam. Being familiar with the types of questions you'll see will help you perform on exam day.
  • Take detailed notes during your Illinois driver's training course and study them often.

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  • Spend as much time as you can behind the wheel with your learner's permit and spend time driving where your test will take place to become familiar with road signs, speed limits, hazards, etc.
  • Practice parking and backing up for your road skills test
  • Study the Illinois Rules of the Road

Additional Information

Information on the Illinois Secretary of State

The Illinois Secretary of State is responsible for testing student drivers and licensing all drivers.

Find the Illinois DMV location nearest you: https://drivingtestsample.com/dmv-locations/illinois/

You can schedule your licensing exam or get more information by contacting them here:

Website:  https://www.cyberdriveillinois.com
Phone:  217.782.6212

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