Latest Driving & DMV Information DMV written test

Many people assume that the DMV written test is easy and they don’t really need to study. I mean, after all, even if you are a first-time driver, you’ve still spent lots of time in a car, even if it’s just as a passenger. So, in theory, everyone should pretty much know the rules of the road, right? Well, a review of each state’s pass rate shows this is not the case at all. Some states do have pretty stellar pass rates, but others, like California, have an abysmal 45% pass rate. California ... Read More

The latest California AB 60 results have been released and they share some interesting information. First, since the program inception on January 3, 2015, 513,000 AB licenses have been issued. This huge number shows exactly how badly this program was needed, given how many people are now driving legally in the state of CA. The latest PR release also discloses a 45% statewide pass/fail rate for applicants for a new driver’s license. Some might immediately suspect the flood of AB 60 applican... Read More

As of January, Floridians taking the Florida DMV written test receive a 50 question test, compared to the traditional 20 question test license seekers used to face. Overall failure rates have reached as high as 80% in some counties with this new test. The state-wide failure rate was 41% for the first six months with the new test. As dismal as these failure rates may appear to be, the overall failure rate on DMV written tests nationally is around 60%. Nasdaq.com published a January articl... Read More

Many people preparing for a visit to the DMV for business will find that they are required to take a written test during the process. This includes first time drivers whether an adult or teenager and in many states those wishing to transfer to a state license. In addition, anytime a driver wishes to receive a special license type they will find they have to take the written test in some cases when they apply for a learners permit and then again when receiving the actual license. Special licen... Read More

For many people of all ages, test taking is an intimidating situation and your Written Drivers test is no exception. The key to passing any test is to have a study plan and utilize your thought out plan to help alleviate some of those test-day jitters that can often lead to a failing score even if you know the material thoroughly. Regardless of whether you are still in school or an adult that graduated many years ago, you can relate to the testing process and find ways to better deal with thi... Read More