Permit Tests · Road Signs · Markings · Right of Way
Practice Until the Light Turns Green
Green Light is an independent study site for US learner permits: a practice test for every state, plus subject quizzes that grade each answer the moment you pick it.
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- Permit Practice Test Take a free 20-question permit practice test covering road rules, drawn signs, and pavement…
- Road Signs Test A 20-question road signs test with every sign drawn to the MUTCD spec. Pick…
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- Ohio Permit Practice Test
- California Permit Practice Test
- Georgia Permit Practice Test
- New York Permit Practice Test
- Kentucky Permit Practice Test
- Indiana Permit Practice Test
- Missouri Permit Practice Test
- Tennessee Permit Practice Test
- Massachusetts Permit Practice Test
- Minnesota Permit Practice Test
- South Carolina Permit Practice Test
- New Jersey Permit Practice Test
What This Site Is
Green Light is an independent study site for US learner permits. It is not run by any DMV or state agency, and nothing here is an official exam. The material splits into two layers: a practice test for every state — all 50 plus Washington DC — and a set of subject quizzes covering road signs, pavement markings, right of way, and motorcycle knowledge.
Each state test runs 20 questions mixing signs, rules of the road, markings, and facts specific to that state. Anything that varies by state — speed limits, learner rules, penalties — appears only on that state’s page, and every such fact is verified by two authors working independently before it goes live.
How Each Driving Quiz Works
Every quiz runs directly in the page. There is nothing to download and no account to create.
- Each question gives four options.
- You see right or wrong the moment you pick, with a one-line explanation.
- The end screen reviews every question in full.
- Your best score is saved in your browser, so progress survives between visits.
Drawn Signs, Not Photographs
All 35 road signs and 15 pavement-marking scenes on this site are drawn as crisp vector graphics to the federal MUTCD specification — the same standard real signs are built to. Photographs vary with weather, angle, and wear; a drawing shows exactly the shape and color you need to recognize. A few silhouette symbols, such as the pedestrian, the deer, and the road worker, are simplified on purpose, and no question depends on those details.
Where to Start
Most people begin with their own state’s test, since it pairs the general rules with facts checked for that state. If signs are the weak point, run the sign quizzes until shape and color come automatically. The cards below lead to every subject and every state.