Vermont Driver's License Practice Test 2026
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General Information, Losing Your License, and Proof of Identity
General licensing information, the ways you can lose your license through suspension and revocation, and the proof-of-identity and document requirements to apply for a Vermont license or permit.
License and Permit Information
Questions and answers about learner's permits, junior driver's licenses, and regular driver's licenses — eligibility, minimum ages, supervision requirements, and passenger and nighttime restrictions.
Graduated Driver's License Program and Fees
The graduated driver's license (GDL) program stages and requirements — the learner's permit period, supervised driving hours, and driver education — and the fees, renewals, and replacements for permits and licenses.
How to Drive Safely, Parking, and Police Stops
Driver readiness, stopping, signaling, turning, a visual search pattern, the four-second following distance, speed limits and safe speeds, right-of-way rules, parking (including on hills), roundabouts, police stops, and the Move Over law.
Traffic Lights, Road Signs, and Highway Markings
Traffic signal lights and arrows, road signs by shape and color (regulatory, warning, and guide signs), highway and pavement markings, work zones with flaggers and devices, and the rules of the road at railroad crossings.
Sharing the Road
Sharing the road with pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcyclists, large trucks and buses and their blind spots, emergency vehicles, slow-moving vehicles, school buses and when to stop, and animals.
Hazardous Driving Conditions
Driving in rain, snow, ice, and fog, hydroplaning, skids and how to recover, reduced visibility and headlight use, winter driving, and adjusting speed and following distance for weather and road conditions.
Interstate, Impaired, and Distracted Driving
Interstate/freeway driving — entering, merging, and exiting — impaired driving from alcohol and drugs, BAC limits including for drivers under 21, the implied consent law and DUI penalties, and distracted driving including Vermont's hand-held device and texting ban.
The Road Test and Point System
What is checked on the road (skills) test and how to prepare, common reasons for failure, and the point system — how points are assigned for violations, point values, and the thresholds for suspension.