CA · STATE RULES INCLUDEDCalifornia permit practice
10 free sample questions: 6 shared road-sign and safe-driving questions, plus 4 selected California rule questions. Plus adds 86 scenarios usable for this state. Neither bank covers the full handbook.
Practice format
California DMV gives an 80% knowledge-test passing score. Plus timed practice uses 20 questions and an 80% target; it is not a reproduction of the official exam.
Questions and answer order are shuffled. The free sample includes explanations, missed-question review, bookmarks and saved browser progress. Full timed practice modes are included in Plus.
State topics included
- Red arrows and flashing yellow arrows
- School-bus exceptions on divided or multilane roads
- Blind intersections, alleys and school-area speeds
Official permit and test requirements ↗
Application age, required education, documents, fees and restrictions depend on your circumstances. Check the current official requirements.
A few rules to think about
In California, a red arrow for your turn means…
Stop and do not turn until a permitted signal appears
A red arrow prohibits the indicated turn while it remains red.
Read the official source ↗A California flashing yellow left arrow means…
Turn cautiously after yielding to oncoming traffic
The turn is permitted but unprotected.
Read the official source ↗A California traffic signal is completely inoperative. How should you approach?
Treat the intersection as an all-way stop
Stop and proceed cautiously when it is safe.
Read the official source ↗Rules were checked against the linked official materials on October 6, 2026. This is supplementary passenger-car revision, not an official test or an approved driver-education course.