Mississippi Permit Test: Licensing Practice Questions

Correct answer: 60 days

New residents must get a Mississippi license within sixty days and a Mississippi plate within thirty days.

Source: License Requirements – Out-of-State Drivers

Correct answer: 30 days

You must obtain a Mississippi license plate/tag within thirty days of moving.

Source: License Requirements – Out-of-State Drivers

Correct answer: A vision screening

With a valid out-of-state license the computerized exam is waived, but you must pass a vision screening.

Source: License Requirements – Out-of-State Drivers

Correct answer: Take the computerized exam

If an out-of-state license has been expired over thirty days, you must take the computerized exam.

Source: License Requirements – Out-of-State Drivers

Correct answer: You must surrender them all

You must surrender all out-of-state licenses; a lost one requires a notarized Affidavit of Inability to Surrender.

Source: License Requirements – Out-of-State Drivers

Correct answer: Yes

Out-of-state college students may drive in Mississippi with their out-of-state license.

Source: Military Personnel and College Students

Correct answer: Within 90 days of discharge or returning

You may renew within ninety days of discharge or returning to the state, with proof; no delinquent fee is required.

Source: Military Personnel and College Students

Correct answer: Up to six months

A license that qualifies for renewal may be renewed up to six months before the expiration date.

Source: Military Personnel and College Students

Correct answer: Four years or until legal status expires, if sooner

It is valid for four years or until the legal status expiration date if that comes first; the standard fee applies.

Source: Non-Citizen Licenses

Correct answer: 15

You must be at least fifteen to apply for a Regular Learner's Permit.

Source: Types of Licenses & Permits – Regular Learner's Permit

Correct answer: Two years

The Regular Learner's Permit is valid for two years.

Source: Types of Licenses & Permits – Regular Learner's Permit

Correct answer: A licensed driver 21 or older

The permit allows driving only with a licensed driver aged twenty-one or older in the seat next to you.

Source: Types of Licenses & Permits – Regular Learner's Permit

Correct answer: One year

You must hold the Learner's Permit for one year; if you turn 17 first, you may apply for a Regular License.

Source: Types of Licenses & Permits – Regular Learner's Permit

Correct answer: Two years

The exam score is valid two years; after that you must retake it.

Source: Types of Licenses & Permits – Regular Learner's Permit

Correct answer: At 16½

A permit issued at fifteen and one-half makes you eligible for a Regular License at sixteen and one-half.

Source: Regular Driver's License (Class R)