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It's true, most people go into the test without studying hoping that "common sense" will help them pass. Most people's attitude is:

This is all well and good until you are faced with random questions about the amount of time spent in jail for your second DUI conviction or the correct speed and procedure when driving behind a farm vehicle on a rural road (both real questions by-the-way).

But there is a better way. We have spent hundreds of hours reviewing handbooks and former tests to compile what we feel to be the most important questions and answers likely to be asked by the DMV into a 3-4 page study guide! While there is no substitue for actually reading the entire handbook, out of the tens of thousands of DMV Cheat Sheets we have sold, less than one percent have ever asked for their money back. The rest read it, easily passed their test and hit the road!

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Beware of "Free" Practice Tests

If you have found our site you have no doubt seen other free resources offering "hundreds" of "free" practice test questions.

But what's the catch? If they are free how are these sites making money?

The answer is they are selling YOU. Take a look at how many ads they are showing you as you answers questions, or how much information about you they are secretly collecting as you review the questions.

Their site's job is to keep you there and show you as many ads as possible - so they often create random, untrustworthy or useless questions to make you stick around. In the end, they could be wasting your time while collecting information on you.

A word of caution - even if you do find a "study guide" or "practice test" online for free, make sure you can trust the questions and answers. We have found the odd few where the answers were just dead wrong or outdated.