VA DMV Practice Test

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You need a Virginia driver's license or learner's permit if you want to drive on Virginia streets and highways. Tests will include a vision screening and may include a two-part knowledge exam and a road skills test. The two-part DMV VA written exam tests your knowledge of road signs, traffic laws, and safe driving practices. The VA DMV test questions are taken from information in the Virginia Driver's Manual. You must correctly answer all 10 traffic sign questions in part one of the Virginia DMV test before you can take part two. Part two tests your general knowledge with multiple choice questions. You must answer at least 80% of these questions correctly to pass part two. Updated for 2026 DMV rules.
1. When you see this sign, you should:
advance warning sign
Come to a complete stop.
Look for a train station ahead.
Move quickly toward the oncoming train.
Slow down and look for trains.
2. A solid yellow line next to a broken yellow line means that vehicles:
Next to the broken line may pass.
In both directions may pass.
Next to the solid line may pass.
None of the above.
3. The white sign means:
railroad crossing sign
Railroad crossing is controlled - continue at your regular speed.
Stop at the railroad tracks and wait for a signal before crossing.
Slow down, stop on the railroad tracks and proceed through the crossing if no trains are visible.
Look, listen, and prepare to stop at the crossing, if necessary.
4. This sign means:
center lane left turns sign
Left turns in both directions of travel are not permitted.
Vehicles may only turn left.
The center lane is shared for left turns.
All of the above.
5. A flashing yellow light means:
Slow down and proceed with caution.
Stop and wait for the green light.
Speed up to clear the intersection as soon as possible.
Stop and look, then proceed through the intersection.
6. This road sign means:
roundabout circle sign
Curve ahead.
Set of curves ahead.
Roundabout ahead.
Lane ends; merge left.
7. Drivers may never park:
On a one-way street.
In a crosswalk.
Within 100 feet of a fire hydrant.
At the entrance of a building.
8. A yellow signal light means:
You should slam on your brakes.
The traffic signal is changing from green to red.
You should increase your speed.
The car in front of you is going too slow.
9. A white painted curb means:
You may stop only long enough to pick up or drop off passengers.
Parking is allowed only for persons with disabilities.
You may not stop or park at any time.
Loading zone for freight only.
10. An orange triangle on the back of a vehicle indicates:
That the vehicle has no blind spots.
That the vehicle has the right-of-way.
A slow moving vehicle.
That the vehicle carries hazardous materials.
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TEST #1
Question 3 of 36
Negotiating Intersections
3. If an intersection has crosswalk lines but no STOP line, where must you stop for a red light?
After the crosswalk.
On the crosswalk.
Before the stop line.×
Before the crosswalk.
Explanation
If there is no stop line at a red light, you must stop before the crosswalk — it’s always illegal to stop on it.
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