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Virginia general knowledge practice test 6
Thirty of the hardest general knowledge questions, built on fine distinctions and exact figures: third-offense and refusal suspensions, the three-hour arrest rule, vehicle impoundment, restitution, fake IDs, providing alcohol, repeat teen and 18 to 19 violations, insurance noncompliance, medical review, center-lane markings, one-eye vision limits, three-failure rules, the January 1, 2027 permit change for ages 18 to 20, permit supervisors, the 70 MPH limit of the following distance rule, truck blind spots, motorcycles in rain, low speed vehicles, hill parking without a curb, child support suspensions, aggressive and drowsy driving and front-seat child seats. Every answer comes from the Virginia Driver's Manual (DMV 39, April 2026) and the Virginia DMV's own pages. The real Virginia knowledge exam has two parts: 10 traffic sign questions, which you must all answer correctly, and 30 general knowledge questions, where you need 24 correct. This set practices the general knowledge part in the same format: 30 questions, 24 to pass. The traffic signs part has its own practice sets. There is no time limit.
Exam mode: timed, answers at the end, like the real test. Practice mode: untimed, the answer and explanation after each question.
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Covers: licensing and records (11) · alcohol and drugs (8) · safe driving (5) · sharing the road (3) · collisions and insurance (1) · pavement markings (1) · parking (1)
A sample question
An adult fails the road skills test at DMV for the third time. What must happen before a fourth attempt?
- Wait 15 days and then try the road test again
- Complete the 8-hour classroom course on the driver's manual instead
- Retake and pass the knowledge exam at DMV
- Complete the in-vehicle part of driver education after the third failure
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