Practise 50 original Texas driving knowledge questions with state-specific explanations. Set a topic, choose timed or untimed practice, and review missed questions.
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Use the Texas Driver Handbook to learn the traffic signs, signals, pavement markings, speed rules, and safe-driving choices described in the state’s driver education material. The handbook is a guide; the Texas Transportation Code is the legal reference.
For qualifying roadside vehicles with activated warning lights, move over one lane when safe. If you cannot, slow to 20 mph below the posted limit, or to 5 mph on roads posted at 25 mph or less. Since September 1, 2025, the state law also covers animal-control and parking-enforcement vehicles. Read TxDOT’s current guidance ↗
Know when drivers must stop for a school bus showing flashing red lights, and how a physical roadway divider affects traffic travelling in the opposite direction. In school zones, follow the posted restriction when it is active and watch for children.
Texas generally prohibits reading, writing or sending electronic messages while driving, with statutory exceptions. Review passenger restraint duties, child safety seat requirements, and any local rules that add limits in school zones.
Practise the yield rule at uncontrolled intersections, safe turns at red signals where permitted, center turn-lane use, fire-hydrant and crosswalk parking distances, and stopping before railroad tracks when traffic is backed up.
No. These original questions are study aids based on official handbook topics and state rules. They are not actual or confidential DPS test items.
Some road-safety practices are shared nationwide, but signs, laws, licensing requirements and local rules can differ. Use the Texas-specific sources linked on this page.
Check current Texas DPS resources and the Texas Transportation Code. Official sources control.
Texas DPS provides the current Driver Handbook and commercial driver materials online. Its handbook notes that the Texas Transportation Code is the legal reference for traffic law.
Open Texas DPS driver resources ↗Open Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7) ↗USA Exam Practice is an independent study resource and is not affiliated with the Texas Department of Public Safety. Question set last reviewed November 7, 2026.