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The handbook lists 40 questions and says you may miss up to six. ITD requires a three-day wait and another test fee after a failed knowledge test.
Study 57 original Idaho driving questions on road signs, Class D rules, school buses, wildlife, winter driving, and graduated licensing. Each answer includes an explanation and an Idaho Transportation Department reference.
Choose a topic, set a question count, and practise with explanations. Your current answers are saved on this device.
Idaho Transportation Department says Class D knowledge questions come directly from the Idaho Driver’s Handbook. Use the July 2025 edition, then practice signs, traffic controls, safe driving, and the state rules that apply to new drivers.
The handbook lists 40 questions and says you may miss up to six. ITD requires a three-day wait and another test fee after a failed knowledge test.
Applicants under 17 generally need approved driver education, at least six calendar months of supervised driving, and 50 supervised hours, including 10 at night.
Drivers under 16 are generally limited to daylight driving unless accompanied by a qualifying licensed adult. During the first six months, drivers under 17 have a limit on passengers under 17, with a family-related exception.
Review safe driving for mountain grades, winter weather, wildlife, school buses, and reduced visibility. Adapt speed and following distance to the conditions.
The July 2025 Idaho Driver’s Handbook says 40 questions; it allows up to six errors.
The handbook says you must wait three days before retaking the test and pay the knowledge-test fee again.
No. These are original practice items based on the public handbook and ITD guidance. They are not actual or confidential exam questions.
Use ITD’s current handbook and driver testing guide for the latest test and licensing information.
Read the Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2025 ↗Review ITD driver testing steps and practice links ↗Review Idaho’s Graduated Driver Licensing fact sheet ↗USA Exam Practice is independent and is not affiliated with the Idaho Transportation Department. Questions last reviewed November 7, 2026.
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