Vermont Permit Test: Licensing Practice Questions

Correct answer: 15

You must be at least 15 years old to take the learner’s permit test.

Source: Chapter 4 – Questions and Answers About Learner’s Permits

Correct answer: 20

The online knowledge test has 20 questions, each with four answer choices.

Source: Chapter 4 – What are the Tests Like?

Correct answer: At least 16

You must answer at least 16 questions correctly to pass.

Source: Chapter 4 – What are the Tests Like?

Correct answer: At least one day

If you fail the knowledge test, you must wait at least one day before taking another one.

Source: Chapter 4 – What are the Tests Like?

Correct answer: At least one week

After failing a road test you must wait at least one week; after three failures, at least one month.

Source: Chapter 4 – What are the Tests Like?

Correct answer: One month

If you fail a road test three times, a minimum waiting period of one month is required.

Source: Chapter 4 – What are the Tests Like?

Correct answer: 20/40

If screening shows your vision does not meet 20/40, you are referred to an eye doctor for evaluation.

Source: Chapter 4 – What are the Tests Like?

Correct answer: A licensed, unimpaired person 25 or older

A licensed unimpaired parent/guardian, a certified driver ed instructor, or a licensed unimpaired person 25 or older must ride in the front seat.

Source: Chapter 4 – Questions and Answers About Learner’s Permits

Correct answer: The previous two years

An applicant under 18 must have maintained a clean driving record in the previous two years.

Source: Chapter 4 – Questions and Answers About Learner’s Permits

Correct answer: Within 60 days

A new resident with a valid license from another state must obtain a Vermont license within 60 days.

Source: Chapter 4 – General License Information

Correct answer: 18

A Driver’s License is issued to eligible individuals 18 years of age or older who pass the required examination.

Source: Chapter 4 – Questions and Answers About Driver’s Licenses

Correct answer: 14 days

A Vermont license that has expired for more than 14 days is not a valid license.

Source: Chapter 6 – Fees, Renewals & Replacements

Correct answer: Testing again for a new license

If your Vermont license is expired more than three years, you must be tested again.

Source: Chapter 6 – Fees, Renewals & Replacements

Correct answer: Within 30 days

You must report a name or address change to the DMV within 30 days.

Source: Chapter 6 – Fees, Renewals & Replacements

Correct answer: 8 years

A license photo is valid for 8 years; it is updated any time you renew in person.

Source: Chapter 6 – Fees, Renewals & Replacements