Driver Responsibilities — West Virginia Driver's License Practice Test

This West Virginia Driver's License Driver Responsibilities practice set has 68 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 76% on the real West Virginia Driver's License knowledge test to pass.

Sample questions

Three questions from the Driver Responsibilities bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.

1. If your school notifies the WV DMV that you have excessive unexcused absences, what restriction will the DMV place on your license?

   • Driving is restricted to work, medical, educational, religious, and emergency purposes only — Correct answer
   • Your license is permanently revoked with no chance of reinstatement
   • You may drive only between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m.
   • There is no restriction; school attendance does not affect your license

   Explanation: If your school reports that you are not attending or have excessive unexcused absences, the DMV will restrict your license to driving only for work, medical, educational, religious, and emergency purposes.

   Handbook: Driver Responsibilities — School Attendance for Minors

2. How long does a school-attendance license restriction last in West Virginia?

   • Until age 17, or until you submit a Release of Restriction form and pay any reinstatement fee — Correct answer
   • Exactly 30 days from the date it is imposed
   • Until age 21 with no early-release option
   • Until you pass a new road test at the DMV

   Explanation: The restriction lasts until age 17, or until you present a Release of Restriction form from your school and pay any required reinstatement fee.

   Handbook: Driver Responsibilities — School Attendance for Minors

3. To refer an unsafe immediate family member to the WV DMV, what should you provide?

   • A detailed written explanation with the person's name, address, date of birth, and license number if possible — Correct answer
   • A $50 filing fee and a notarized affidavit
   • A copy of the family member's most recent crash report
   • Nothing in writing; you must report the person in person at a DMV office

   Explanation: You should write a detailed explanation providing the person's name, address, date of birth, and driver's license number if possible.

   Handbook: Driver Responsibilities — How to Refer an Unsafe Driver