Oklahoma practice tests
The Oklahoma written knowledge test has 20 multiple-choice questions on traffic laws, road signs and safe driving, and you must answer 15 correctly to pass. You can take it at a Service Oklahoma location or online at home on a computer with a webcam, with 60 minutes to finish online. You can get a learner permit at 15 if you are enrolled in driver education, or at 16 without it. Our free Oklahoma practice sets follow the real format, 20 questions with 15 to pass, and every answer comes from the Oklahoma Driver Manual.
- 20 questions
- 15 to pass
The test in Oklahoma
Every figure links to the page it was read from, with the date it was checked. Formats change; the source wins over this table.
| What | Figure | Source · checked |
|---|---|---|
| Questions | 20 multiple-choice questionsService Oklahoma describes the written exam as a 20-question test on Oklahoma traffic laws, road rules, road signs and safe driving practices. Road signs are part of the same test, not a separate part. | Service Oklahoma: Learner Permitchecked 2026-11-01 |
| To pass | 15 of 20 correctThat is 75 percent. Service Oklahoma states the 15 of 20 rule in its online written test FAQ. Our practice sets use the same rule: 20 questions, 15 correct to pass. | Service Oklahoma: Oklahoma Written Knowledge Testchecked 2026-11-01 |
| Time limit | 60 minutes online; not stated for the test in personThe online written test gives you 60 minutes. If you are disconnected you can return within that time. Service Oklahoma does not publish a time limit for the test at a location. Our sets have no time limit. | Service Oklahoma: Oklahoma Written Knowledge Testchecked 2026-11-01 |
| Online testing | At home on a computer, two online attempts, no extra feeYou need a desktop or laptop with a front-facing camera and a microphone, in a quiet room; phones, tablets and touch screens are not supported. Under 18, you must be at least 14 (or 13 and a half and living or working on a farm), and a parent or guardian must be present to verify your identity. After two failed online attempts you test in person. Results come immediately. | Service Oklahoma: Oklahoma Written Knowledge Testchecked 2026-11-01 |
| Languages | Online test in English only; oral test on requestThe online FAQ says the online written test is only available in English. The manual says an oral test is given on request, and an appointment may be required. Other languages for the test at a location are not stated. | Service Oklahoma: Oklahoma Written Knowledge Testchecked 2026-11-01 |
| Retakes | Wait at least one day; $4 for each failed attemptThe manual says that by law you must wait at least one day after failing the written test. The online page says to try again tomorrow. A $4 fee for each failed test is added to the permit fee and paid when the permit is issued. | Oklahoma Driver Manual (Service Oklahoma, updated 11/24/25), PDFchecked 2026-11-01 |
| Written test waiver | Waived with a driver education completion certificateThe written test may be waived if you show a completion certificate from a public school or commercial driver education course. Parent-taught driver education does not qualify to waive the written test. | Service Oklahoma: Learner Permitchecked 2026-11-01 |
| Minimum age | 15 with driver education; 16 withoutAt 15 you must be enrolled and receiving instruction in an approved driver education course and pass the written exam. At 16, driver education is optional. At 18 or older a learner permit is not required before the drive test; if you choose one, you hold it at least 30 days before an unrestricted license. | Service Oklahoma: Learner Permitchecked 2026-11-01 |
| Learner permit rules | Drive 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. with a licensed driver aged 21 or olderService Oklahoma's Learner Permit page sets the hours and the 21-or-older companion; the manual's restriction 9 adds that the companion sits in the front seat. Before the drive test, under 18, you must be at least 16 (16 and a half without driver education), hold the permit at least 180 days, complete 50 hours of behind-the-wheel practice, including 10 at night, with a licensed driver aged 21 or older who has been licensed at least 2 years, have no traffic convictions, and complete the free Work Zone Safe online course. | Service Oklahoma: Learner Permitchecked 2026-11-01 |
| Intermediate license restrictions | Drive 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. and carry one passenger, with exceptionsOutside those hours you may drive only for school, church or work activities, or with a licensed driver aged 21 or older in the front seat. You may carry one passenger, or only members of your household, or any passengers with a licensed driver aged 21 or older in the front seat. You can move to an unrestricted license after 6 months with driver education, or 12 months without, with no traffic convictions in that period. | Service Oklahoma: Intermediate Licensechecked 2026-11-01 |
| Fee: learner permit | $42.50The fee to issue and print a learner permit, plus $4 for each failed written test. A written test taken at a Career Tech testing center costs $25, and you still visit a Service Oklahoma office for the vision test and the permit. | Service Oklahoma: Learner Permitchecked 2026-11-01 |
| Fee: first license | $25 (intermediate license); $42.50 (4-year Class D license)Service Oklahoma lists $25 to print and issue an intermediate license, plus $4 for each failed drive test. The manual's fee table (effective 6-01-2025) lists $42.50 for a four-year Class D license ($4 application fee plus $38.50 license fee). The tests themselves are free when taken from Service Oklahoma. | Service Oklahoma: Intermediate Licensechecked 2026-11-01 |
| What to bring | Proof of identity, lawful presence and residency, your Social Security number, and a parent if under 18Bring one proof of residency (two for a REAL ID), your Social Security number (the card itself is not required), and, under 18, a parent or legal guardian or a notarized Parent Authorization Form. Bring your driver education enrollment contract or completion certificate if you have one. Notarized documents and photocopies are not accepted as primary ID. Your vision is tested at the visit. | Service Oklahoma: Learner Permitchecked 2026-11-01 |
| Manual | Oklahoma Driver Manual, updated 11/24/25The manual says the Class D written test questions are taken from it. Our questions are our own, written from the manual's rules. | Oklahoma Driver Manual (Service Oklahoma, updated 11/24/25), PDFchecked 2026-11-01 |
| Official practice test | Free 20-question practice test on the Driver Study HubService Oklahoma's Driver Study Hub has a 20-question multiple-choice practice test based on the manual, plus a study guide. | Service Oklahoma: Driver Study Hubchecked 2026-11-01 |
Full tests
- Test 120 questions · untimed · pass 15difficulty 1 of 6
- Test 220 questions · untimed · pass 15difficulty 2 of 6
- Test 320 questions · untimed · pass 15difficulty 3 of 6
- Test 420 questions · untimed · pass 15difficulty 4 of 6
- Test 520 questions · untimed · pass 15difficulty 5 of 6
- Test 620 questions · untimed · pass 15difficulty 6 of 6
Handbook chapters
- Chapter 1: Getting your permit and licenseHow Oklahoma's graduated license works: the written, vision and drive tests, the learner permit at 15 or 16, the 180-day wait and 50 practice hours, intermediate license limits, fees and what to bring.
- Chapter 2: Your license, insurance and seat beltsOklahoma license renewal, address changes, restriction codes, the probationary period, unlicensed driving penalties, compulsory liability insurance minimums, and the seat belt and child restraint laws.
- Chapter 3: Signs, signals and pavement markingsOklahoma traffic sign colors and shapes, regulatory, warning, railroad, work zone, guide and service signs, traffic lights and arrows, pedestrian and lane control signals, and yellow and white pavement lines.
- Chapter 4: Right-of-wayWho yields in Oklahoma: children, blind pedestrians, funeral processions, four-way stops, left turns, driveways, emergency vehicles, school and church buses, and the Move Over law.
- Chapter 5: Lanes, expressways, passing and turnsOklahoma lane markings, changing lanes, expressway entry, speeds and exits, passing on the left and right, no-passing zones, turn signals, arm signals, left and right turns, one-way streets and backing.
- Chapter 6: Speed, stopping and following distanceOklahoma's Basic Speed Rule, state speed limits, road rage, night driving, perception and reaction time, stopping distances, braking emergencies, skids, black ice, hydroplaning, following distance and tailgaters.
- Chapter 7: ParkingHow to park in Oklahoma: leaving the car safely, highway parking, angle and parallel parking within 18 inches, parking on hills with and without a curb, disabled parking placards and the places you may not park.
- Chapter 8: Sharing the roadSharing Oklahoma roads with pedestrians, bicycles (the 3-foot passing rule and stop sign rules), motorcycles, trucks and their blind spots, trains and railroad crossings, and slow-moving farm and animal-drawn vehicles.
- Chapter 9: Driving tips, distractions and crashesOklahoma headlight rules, standard transmissions, driving posture and hand position, carbon monoxide, distracted driving and the texting ban, animals on the road, flooded roads and what to do after a crash.
- Chapter 10: Alcohol, drugs, violations and penaltiesOklahoma DUI law: how alcohol and drugs affect driving, implied consent, BAC limits, impaired driving above 0.05, DUI penalties, zero tolerance under 21, penalties for drivers under 18, fake IDs, mandatory revocation and the point system.