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Earning your driver’s license in Missouri will take some time and effort, but if you want to see all of the Show Me State you’ll want a driver’s license to make that task easier. To earn your license you’ll need to pass the Missouri permit test, put in your hours behind the wheel with your learner’s permit and eventually pass the 25 question written Missouri drivers test. To pass the Missouri driver’s permit test and licensing exam you’ll need to demonstrate knowledge of Missouri traffic laws and Missouri road sign recognition. Of course, the Missouri DOR handbook provides you with all of the information you need to become knowledgeable enough to pass the driver’s examination, but if you really want to be prepared for the types of test questions you’re going to see you’ll want to take a Missouri driver’s license practice test. Fortunately, this site has practice tests for a standard operator’s license as well as practice tests if you’d like to earn your CDL (commercial driver’s license) or motorcycle license in Missouri. The practice driving test below is free so feel free to take it as often as you’d like. You must answer 20 of the 25 questions correctly to pass. There is no time limit. Click the “Start Test” button below to begin.

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How To Get A Missouri Drivers License

You must be 15 years old and accompanied by a parent or guardian to apply for a driver’s permit in Missouri. In order to apply for a driving permit in Missouri. During your application at your local State Highway Patrol office, you must provide legal proof of your name, birth date, social security number and residency in the state of Missouri. As part of the process you will be required to take a vision test, so if you use contacts or glasses make sure to wear them for the exam.
After receiving your permit, drivers 15 to 18 years of age, must hold their permit for at least 182 days before applying for their Missouri driver’s license. You will also need at least 40 hours of driving instruction with 10 of those hours between sunrise and sunset. Drivers over the age of 18 may apply for their license whenever they feel ready.
The test consists of 25 multiple choice questions that may cover any part of the Missouri driver’s guide. Pay particular attention to pavement markings, parking, highway driving and traffic signs. You must correctly answer 20 questions out of 25 to pass the test. If you do not pass the test, you will be able to take it again when you are ready. You may take the test again the same day if there is time or you may have to come back the next day.
The required fee is $3.50 for a driver’s permit in the state of Missouri. For out of state residents with a learner’s permit, Missouri will allow drivers who are at least 15 years old as long as they are accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Driving with an out of state license is allowed as long as it is currently valid. If you are new to the state, you must obtain a Missouri license within 30 days of establishing residency.

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How To Pass the Missouri Driver’s License Test

You’ll invest a lot of time and effort into passing your driver’s license test so it pays to make the first time count so you don’t have to go through the process again. The following tips may prove helpful as you prepare.

  • Know your road signs! Taking practice Missouri road sign tests will help you sharpen your knowledge of road signs, which are always an important part of the driver’s exam. The practice tests on this site are an excellent resource that you should be using to your advantage.
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  • Develop a strategy for answers you’re unsure of. No matter how hard you study you’ll likely hit some questions you’re not entirely certain of the answer. In these instances, you should have a plan to deal with them. You can skip them and come back later, and if you still don’t know the answer, use reasoning to begin eliminating the least likely answers until you have the smallest pool to guess from.
  • Get some sleep and make sure you eat before the exam. If you’re tired or hungry you won’t be able to focus and that could be the difference between passing and failing. Don’t set yourself back by failing to do something as simple as sleeping or eating.

Additional Information

Missouri Department of Revenue Driver License Division

For the latest information on Missouri’s driver requirements as well as information on vehicle licensing, fees and testing, please see the Missouri DOR website at https://dor.mo.gov/motorv/.

Phone: 573.526.2407

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