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This West Virginia Driver's License Driver's License Information practice set has 81 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.

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  1. If you live in West Virginia and want to drive on public roads, what must you do?

    • Have a WV driver's license and carry it with you when you drive — Correct answer
    • Only register your vehicle; no license is needed
    • Carry a valid passport instead of a license
    • Have a license but you may leave it at home while driving

    Explanation: Unless you are expressly exempt, you must hold a WV driver's license and carry it with you whenever you drive.

    Handbook: Driver's License — Who Must Be Licensed

  2. Which person is exempt from needing a WV driver's license?

    • A nonresident at least 16 with a valid out-of-state license, limited to 90 days per calendar year — Correct answer
    • Any WV resident who only drives on weekends
    • A 14-year-old with parental permission
    • Anyone driving a vehicle for personal errands

    Explanation: A nonresident at least 16 with a valid out-of-state or foreign license is exempt, but only for up to 90 days in a calendar year.

    Handbook: Driver's License — Who is Exempt

  3. Who can be denied a WV driver's license?

    • A habitual user of alcohol or a person addicted to narcotic drugs — Correct answer
    • A person who has moved within the state
    • Anyone over the age of 65
    • A person who wears corrective lenses

    Explanation: A habitual user of alcohol or person addicted to narcotic drugs can be denied a license, along with people under suspension/revocation and certain under-18 applicants.

    Handbook: Driver's License — Who Can Be Denied