Oklahoma DMV practice test
42 practice questions written from the official handbook, Oklahoma Driver Manual, Updated 11/24/25. The mock test asks 20 questions and needs 15 correct, like the real test.
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The real Oklahoma test
Service Oklahoma's written test page says the online test gives 60 minutes and you must correctly answer 15 out of 20 questions to pass. The in-person Class D test is the same kind of exam; check service.ok.gov before your test.
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Official handbook
Oklahoma Driver Manual
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Key numbers from the handbook
| Rule | Value | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma speed limit on controlled access highways unless posted otherwise | 75 mph | 41 |
| Oklahoma speed limit on turnpikes unless posted otherwise | 80 mph | 41 |
| Oklahoma speed limit on undivided state highways unless posted otherwise | 65 mph | 41 |
| Oklahoma speed limit on county roads unless posted otherwise | 55 mph | 41 |
| Oklahoma speed limit on highways within state parks or wildlife refuges | 35 mph | 41 |
| Oklahoma speed limit in a properly marked school zone outside a municipality | 25 mph | 41 |
| Points in five years that suspend an Oklahoma license | 10 or more points | 71 |
| How Oklahoma reduces points for a clean year | Two points deducted for each 12 months with no pointable convictions | 72 |
| Points for failing to stop for an Oklahoma school bus | 4 points | 71 |
| Points for reckless driving in Oklahoma | 4 points | 71 |
| BAC at which Oklahoma revokes a driver's license | 0.08 or more | 65 |
| BAC that applies to an Oklahoma driver under 21 | Any measurable amount | 65 |
| BAC that is relevant evidence of impaired driving in Oklahoma | More than 0.05 | 65 |
| Age to which an Oklahoma child needs a child passenger restraint system | Under 8 years of age | 17 |
| Rear-facing requirement for an Oklahoma child restraint | Until the child reaches 2 years of age or the seat's limit | 17 |
| Oklahoma rule for a child 4 or older but under 8 and not taller than 4 feet 9 inches | A child passenger restraint system or a seat belt | 17 |
| Who must wear a seat belt under Oklahoma's law | Every driver and front-seat passenger | 17 |
| What to do when an Oklahoma school bus has red lights flashing or its stop sign out | Stop and remain stopped until the bus moves, the driver motions or the lights stop | 30 |
| What Oklahoma's Move Over law requires near a stopped vehicle with flashing lights | Move over a lane if safe, or slow down and use caution | 30 |
| Following-distance rule in the Oklahoma manual | The three-second rule | 44 |
| Following distance to leave behind a bicyclist in Oklahoma | At least three seconds | 53 |
| Distance from a railroad crossing at which parking is prohibited in Oklahoma | Within 50 feet | 49 |
Questions about the Oklahoma test
How many questions are on the Oklahoma DMV written test?
The real Oklahoma knowledge test asks 20 questions. Service Oklahoma's written test page says the online test gives 60 minutes and you must correctly answer 15 out of 20 questions to pass. The in-person Class D test is the same kind of exam; check service.ok.gov before your test.
How many questions do I need to pass the Oklahoma written test?
You need 15 of 20 correct (75%) to pass.
Are these the real DMV test questions?
No. examprepare.help wrote these 42 practice questions from the official handbook, Oklahoma Driver Manual, Updated 11/24/25. They are not the real test questions. Practice questions written from the official handbook; not affiliated with the state DMV. Check the Oklahoma DMV website before you take the real test.
Which handbook are the questions from?
Oklahoma Driver Manual, Updated 11/24/25, published by the Service Oklahoma. Every answer cites the handbook section and page.
All 42 questions and answers
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- 1.Where do the questions for an Oklahoma Class D license test come from?
The Test
- This manual
The manual says the questions for a Class D license test are taken from the manual. Handbook: Written Test, page 9.
- 2.What subjects are on the Oklahoma Class D written test?
The Test
- Oklahoma traffic laws, safe driving practices and drug and alcohol laws
The manual says you will be asked about Oklahoma traffic laws, safe driving practices and drug and alcohol laws and effects. Handbook: Written Test, page 9.
- 3.Unless posted otherwise, what is the speed limit on an Oklahoma controlled access highway?
Speed
- 75 mph
The state speed limit chart lists 75 mph on controlled access highways unless otherwise posted. Handbook: Speed Limits, page 41.
- 4.Unless posted otherwise, what is the speed limit on an Oklahoma turnpike?
Speed
- 80 mph
The state speed limit chart lists 80 mph on turnpikes unless otherwise posted. Handbook: Speed Limits, page 41.
- 5.Unless posted otherwise, what is the speed limit on an Oklahoma undivided state highway?
Speed
- 65 mph
The state speed limit chart lists 65 mph on undivided state highways unless otherwise posted. Handbook: Speed Limits, page 41.
- 6.Unless posted otherwise, what is the speed limit on an Oklahoma county road?
Speed
- 55 mph
The state speed limit chart lists 55 mph on county roads unless otherwise posted. Handbook: Speed Limits, page 41.
- 7.What is the speed limit on an Oklahoma highway within a state park or wildlife refuge?
Speed
- 35 mph
The state speed limit chart lists 35 mph on highways within state parks or wildlife refuges. Handbook: Speed Limits, page 41.
- 8.What is the speed limit in a properly marked Oklahoma school zone on a highway outside a municipality?
Speed
- 25 mph
The state speed limit chart lists 25 mph in a properly marked school zone outside a municipality. Handbook: Speed Limits, page 41.
- 9.What does Oklahoma's Basic Speed Rule mean?
Speed
- Your speed must be reasonable and proper for the current conditions
The Basic Speed Rule does not set an exact limit; your speed must be reasonable and proper for the conditions, even within the posted limit. Handbook: The Basic Speed Rule, page 40.
- 10.Which following-distance rule does the Oklahoma manual teach?
Speed
- The three-second rule
The manual says to use the three-second rule to keep a safe following distance. Handbook: Space Management, page 44.
- 11.How many points in five years will suspend an Oklahoma license?
Points and Penalties
- 10 or more
If you accumulate 10 or more points within 5 years, your license will be suspended. Handbook: Oklahoma Mandatory Point System, page 71.
- 12.How many points does Oklahoma assess for failing to stop for a school bus loading or unloading?
Points and Penalties
- 4 points
Failing to stop or remain stopped for a school bus loading or unloading is assessed 4 points. Handbook: Oklahoma Mandatory Point System, page 71.
- 13.How many points does Oklahoma assess for reckless driving?
Points and Penalties
- 4 points
Reckless driving is assessed 4 points in Oklahoma. Handbook: Oklahoma Mandatory Point System, page 71.
- 14.How many points does Oklahoma assess for speeding more than 25 mph over the posted limit?
Points and Penalties
- 3 points
Speed in excess of 25 mph above the posted limit is assessed 3 points. Handbook: Oklahoma Mandatory Point System, page 71.
- 15.How does Oklahoma reduce points on a driving record?
Points and Penalties
- Two points are deducted for each 12-month period with no pointable convictions
Two points are deducted for each 12-month period with no pointable traffic convictions, and points drop to zero after three clean years. Handbook: Point Reduction, page 72.
- 16.What else can reduce points on an Oklahoma driving record?
Points and Penalties
- Completing a Service Oklahoma-approved Driver Compliance or Defensive Driving Course
Two points are deducted for completing an approved Driver Compliance or Defensive Driving Course, once every 24 months. Handbook: Point Reduction, page 72.
- 17.At what BAC level will Oklahoma revoke your driver's license?
Alcohol and Drugs
- 0.08 or more
If the BAC level is 0.08 or more, your driver license will be revoked even if you are not convicted in court of DUI. Handbook: Implied Consent, page 65.
- 18.What BAC applies to an Oklahoma driver under 21?
Alcohol and Drugs
- Any measurable amount
For drivers under 21, any measurable amount of alcohol can revoke the license. Handbook: Implied Consent, page 65.
- 19.What happens in Oklahoma if you refuse a BAC test?
Alcohol and Drugs
- An automatic revocation of your driving privilege, even if you had not been drinking
Refusing the test upon an officer's request results in an automatic revocation of your driving privilege. Handbook: Implied Consent, page 65.
- 20.What BAC is relevant evidence in Oklahoma that a driver's ability was impaired?
Alcohol and Drugs
- More than 0.05
An alcohol concentration more than 0.05 is relevant evidence that the driver's ability to drive was impaired. Handbook: Criminal Evidence and Penalties, page 65.
- 21.What is a first Oklahoma DUI offense with a BAC of 0.08 or more?
Alcohol and Drugs
- A misdemeanor with jail time and a fine
A first offense is a misdemeanor with imprisonment from ten days to one year and a fine of not more than $1,000. Handbook: Criminal Evidence and Penalties, page 65.
- 22.Who must wear a seat belt under Oklahoma law?
Seat Belts and Children
- Every driver and front-seat passenger
Every driver and front-seat passenger must wear a properly adjusted and fastened safety seat belt system. Handbook: Seat Belts and Child Passenger Restraints, page 17.
- 23.Through what age must an Oklahoma driver use a child passenger restraint system for a child?
Seat Belts and Children
- Under 8 years
Every driver transporting a child under 8 years of age must properly use a child passenger restraint system. Handbook: Child Passenger Restraint System, page 17.
- 24.How long must an Oklahoma child passenger restraint system be rear-facing?
Seat Belts and Children
- Until the child reaches 2 years of age or the seat's weight or height limit
The restraint system must be rear-facing until the child reaches 2 years of age or the seat's limit allowed by the manufacturer. Handbook: Child Passenger Restraint System, page 17.
- 25.How must an Oklahoma child at least 4 but under 8 years old and not taller than 4 feet 9 inches ride?
Seat Belts and Children
- In a child passenger restraint system or a seat belt
A child at least 4 but under 8 and not taller than 4 feet 9 inches must be secured by a child passenger restraint system or a seat belt. Handbook: Child Passenger Restraint System, page 17.
- 26.What does a steady red traffic light require in Oklahoma?
Signals and Right of Way
- Stop before entering the intersection
A steady red light means stop before entering the intersection. Handbook: Traffic Signals, page 26.
- 27.At an Oklahoma intersection without signs or signals, who has the right-of-way?
Signals and Right of Way
- The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right
At an uncontrolled intersection the driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right. Handbook: Right-of-Way, page 29.
- 28.When making a left turn in Oklahoma, whom must you yield to?
Signals and Right of Way
- Vehicles approaching from the opposite direction
You must yield the right-of-way to vehicles approaching from the opposite direction when making a left turn. Handbook: Right-of-Way, page 29.
- 29.What must you do in an Oklahoma road construction zone when workers or equipment are present?
Signals and Right of Way
- Slow down and obey posted limits and flaggers
The manual says to slow down in work zones and obey the posted limits when workers or equipment are present. Handbook: Road Construction Zones, page 24.
- 30.How long must you remain stopped for an Oklahoma school bus with red lights flashing?
School Buses and Railroad
- Until the bus moves, the driver motions you on, or the lights stop flashing
Remain stopped until the bus starts moving, the driver motions you to proceed, or the red lights go off and the sign is pulled back. Handbook: Right-of-Way to a School or Church Bus, page 30.
- 31.When are you not required to stop for an Oklahoma school bus with flashing red lights?
School Buses and Railroad
- When the bus is on a different roadway or across a divided highway
You need not stop when the bus is on a different roadway, in a controlled-access loading zone, or on the other side of a divided highway. Handbook: Right-of-Way to a School or Church Bus, page 30.
- 32.What is the consequence in Oklahoma for failing to stop for a school bus with red lights flashing?
School Buses and Railroad
- Mandatory revocation of your driver license for one year
It is a mandatory one-year driver license revocation for failing to stop for a school bus with red loading or unloading lights flashing. Handbook: Right-of-Way to a School or Church Bus, page 30.
- 33.What is a railroad crossbuck sign?
School Buses and Railroad
- An X-shaped sign posted at a crossing that tells you to look and listen
Crossbuck signs are posted at most crossings; always look and listen for a train. Handbook: Railroad Warning Signs, page 22.
- 34.How close to a railroad crossing may you park in Oklahoma?
School Buses and Railroad
- Within 50 feet
Oklahoma prohibits parking within 50 feet of the nearest rail of a railroad crossing. Handbook: Parking, page 49.
- 35.What does Oklahoma's Move Over law require near a stopped vehicle with flashing lights?
Move Over and Bicycles
- Move over a lane if it is safe, or slow down and use caution
Drivers must move over a lane when safe or slow down and use caution when approaching stationary vehicles with flashing lights. Handbook: Move Over Law or Bernardo-Mills Law, page 30.
- 36.What following distance does the Oklahoma manual recommend behind a bicyclist?
Move Over and Bicycles
- At least three seconds
The manual says to allow at least a three-second following distance behind a cyclist. Handbook: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 53.
- 37.How should an Oklahoma driver treat a bicyclist on the road?
Move Over and Bicycles
- Bicyclists have the same rights and responsibilities as motorists
The manual says bicyclists have the same rights and responsibilities as motorists. Handbook: Sharing the Road with Bicycles, page 53.
- 38.Whom must an Oklahoma driver yield to in crowded downtown and suburban neighborhoods?
Signals and Right of Way
- Children playing in the streets
The manual says you are responsible for driving with extreme caution when children are present and must yield to children playing in the streets. Handbook: Right-of-Way, page 28.
- 39.Whom must Oklahoma drivers give the right-of-way to at a crossing?
Signals and Right of Way
- A blind person using a guide dog or cane
Drivers must give the right-of-way to any blind person crossing the street, who will normally use a guide dog or a cane. Handbook: Right-of-Way, page 28.
- 40.How do seat belts help in an Oklahoma collision?
Seat Belts and Children
- They keep you inside the vehicle and in a position to control it
Seat belts reduce the force of impact, keep you inside the vehicle and can keep fender benders from becoming major collisions. Handbook: Seat Belts and Child Passenger Restraints, page 17.
- 41.Where should small children ride in an Oklahoma vehicle?
Seat Belts and Children
- In the back seat with seat belts fastened or in a child restraint
The manual says small children are especially prone to injury and should sit in the back seat with seat belts fastened or in a child passenger restraint system. Handbook: Seat Belts and Child Passenger Restraints, page 17.
- 42.On an Oklahoma expressway, between what speeds should you drive?
Speed
- Between the minimum, usually 40 mph, and the maximum, 55 to 75 mph
The manual says to drive between the minimum speed, usually 40 mph, and the maximum speed limit of 55 to 75 mph. Handbook: Driving on Expressways, page 33.