Texas Drivers License Test Study Guide 2024 (100 Must Know Questions)

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[@HoneyButter_Biscuit]

4' 9"? Can't wait to tell my middle-aged aunt she needs a safety seat

[@redkaderli52]

Question number 1 and question number 13 are the same question. But they have two different answers the correct answer is A 30 min after sunset until 30 minutes before sunrise. The answer he gives to question 1 is the correct answer for both questions 1 and 13

[@joeherrera1426]

Thank you. I noticed too

[@michaeltuffin8147]

Q28: Is this accurate. I find nothing in the manual, buit on the internet: "No, there is no set minimum speed limit in Texas.
In some instances, minimum speed limit signs are present and do set a minimum speed, which is typically set at 45mph on most interstate highways in Texas." 45 is not among the three choices given here.

[@joeherrera1426]

If u turn ur wheels twords the street facing up hill the car will roll into the street.

[@tristizzy]

How?

[@michaeltuffin8147]

MAny of these questions are repeats, and I'm only up to 32.

[@michaeltuffin8147]

Q54: Nothing pertaning to this exists in the DMV's most recent (2022) revision. Searched the entire pdf.

[@michaeltuffin8147]

Q23: All School zones I've seen are 20mph, not any of the answers given here.

[@dwaynepipe300]

Also question 9, How is C correct? Saying that its only prohibited in school zones also implies that every other situation it is ok. Now if B was the answer, which says its only allowed during an emergency implies that using a phone is not allowed.
Who writes this crap for questions? No wonder there are soo many accidents.

[@brendacaballero5976]

Number 9 is wrong

[@michaeltuffin8147]

One question says min speed on free way is 50, a later question (47) says its 40. Bad quiz.

[@michaeltuffin8147]

Q12 is absurd: The question itself doesn't mention a hill. What if it's a flat road. Poorly written question.

[@ashimshibachi197]

question 52 is dumb, who is counting damn seconds while driving :(

[@morganatheok4892]

People who are just starting to learn :)

[@redkaderli52]

I think it’s wrong also the handbook says 2