Texas road signs practice test
Signs, signals and lane markings on their own: 61 questions, the group that costs the most points. Each answer is tied to the rule it tests. No signup, no email.
61 questions, 90 minutes. The timer starts when you begin, and answers are shown at the end.
How the real Texas exam is graded
TxDPS publishes a 70 percent pass mark and nothing else: no question count and no time limit, so both the length and the allowance on this paper are ours. The claim circulating online that the Texas test stops after 10 wrong answers appears in no DPS source, and DPS issues the exam to driver education schools as a printed PDF, which could not end early even if it wanted to.
This paper allows 90 minutes. That allowance is ours, not TxDPS's, because no published limit exists for this test.
What is specific to Texas
Texas requires driver education of every first-time applicant under 25, not just teenagers, unless the applicant holds a valid license from another state. Every applicant who takes a driving test must first complete the Impact Texas Drivers video course for their age group, dated within 90 days of the test. There is no points system on a Texas license at all: instead a driver becomes a habitual violator at four convictions in 12 months. Drivers under 18 face a total wireless ban including hands-free, and the adult supervising a learner commits a criminal offense if they sleep, are intoxicated or are otherwise not paying attention. Posted limits run to 85 mph on some highways, the highest in the country, and annual safety inspections for non-commercial vehicles ended on January 1, 2025.
How many attempts do you get?
Three examinations of each element per application, then a new application and fee. DL-7 also keeps the application open for 90 days after a failed first attempt; when those 90 days are up, or a third exam is failed, you reapply and pay again.
Source: Transportation Code s. 521.161(d); Texas Driver Handbook DL-7 (rev. January 2026), checked September 25, 2026.
Every question in this drill, with its answer and the section it comes from, is published in full on the Texas exam simulator page, which this paper draws from.
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