Based on Utah DMV Handbook 2026

Utah DMV Permit Practice Test 25 Questions 2026

Medium difficulty
⏱ ~15 min
📊 Avg. first-try score: 71%

Perfect for: Learner's permit applicants • First-time license applicants in Utah

This practice test mirrors the exact format of the real UT DMV permit test: 25 multiple-choice questions, need 20/25 to pass (80%). Topics covered match the official 2026 Utah DMV Driver Handbook — from speed limits and GDL rules to the Move Over law and implied consent.

How the UT DMV Permit Test Works

The Utah knowledge test is administered in person at any Utah DMV driver license office. Understanding the format helps you prepare effectively and avoid surprises on test day.

DetailDMV Requirement
Number of questions25 multiple-choice
Passing score20/25 (80%)
Questions you can missUp to 5
Time limitNo time limit
Test formatIn-person only (no online option)
Retake wait periodCan retake after 1 day if failed

What the 25 Questions Cover

The DMV knowledge test draws questions from across the official Utah Driver Handbook. Here is a breakdown of the topic areas and approximate number of questions in each category.

Topic AreaApprox. Questions
Traffic laws & speed limits~5 questions
Road signs & signals~4 questions
Safe driving practices~4 questions
GDL rules & teen driving restrictions~4 questions
Alcohol/DUI laws~4 questions
Right-of-way & intersections~4 questions
Parking & vehicle operation~5 questions

Study Tip

Focus on state-specific rules that differ from neighboring states — GDL ages, curfew times, BAC thresholds, and department-specific retake policies are frequently tested and easy to confuse.

Interactive Exam Simulator

UT DMV Permit Practice Test — 25 Questions

Answer all 25 questions. You need 20/25 (80%) to pass the real test.

Question 1 of 250% Complete

Utah has the lowest legal BAC limit for drivers in the United States. What is the legal BAC limit for adult drivers (age 21+) in Utah?

Questions are created and maintained by the DMV Question Bank content team following a rigorous editorial process. Content is updated regularly to reflect the latest Utah Driver Handbook and Utah traffic laws.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Utah DMV permit test?
The Utah DMV knowledge test has 25 multiple-choice questions. You need to answer at least 20 correctly (80%) to pass.
What score do you need to pass the Utah permit test?
You need 20 out of 25 questions correct — a passing score of 80%. Missing 6 or more questions means you fail and must wait 1 day before retaking.
How many questions can you miss on the Utah DMV test?
You can miss up to 5 questions on the 25-question knowledge test. Missing 6 or more means you fail.
Is there a time limit on the Utah permit test?
No. The Utah DMV does not impose a time limit on the knowledge test. Take your time on each question.
What is the retake policy if I fail the Utah permit test?
If you fail, you must wait 1 day before retaking. Use that time to review the areas where you struggled. Consistently scoring 90%+ on practice tests before your appointment is the best way to pass on your first try.
Can I take the Utah permit test online?
No. As of 2026, all Utah DMV knowledge tests must be taken in person at a Utah Driver License Division office. You can make an appointment on the Utah DMV website.
What is the minimum age to get a learner's permit in Utah?
You must be at least 15 years old to apply for a Utah learner permit. You'll need to pass the 25-question knowledge test and a vision screening. After holding the permit for 6 months and completing 40 hours of supervised driving (including 10 at night), you can apply for a limited-term license at age 16.
What is Utah's BAC limit and why is it unique?
Utah's legal BAC limit for adult drivers is 0.05% — the lowest of any US state. Every other state uses 0.08% as the standard. Utah lowered the limit from 0.08% to 0.05% in 2018. This means that in Utah, a person can be legally over the limit at BAC levels that would be legal everywhere else in the US. This is a heavily tested fact on the Utah DMV exam.