Directions: Each learner’s permit exam has 25 multiple-choice questions. Topics covered on the exam include alcohol misuse, suspensions, and JOL violations, as well as rules of the road and identifying road signs.To pass the exam, you must answer 18 questions correctly within the allotted time of 25 minutes.

Full-service RMV Branches have automated testing stations (ATS), which are easy-to-use videoscreen kiosks that use a computer program to deliver learner’s permit exam questions visually. The ATS lets you practice with sample questions before beginning the actual exam. You must study the contents of this manual to be able to pass the learner’s permit exam.

The learner’s permit exam fee of $30 covers the cost of processing your application and administering your learner’s permit exam. If you fail the exam or your permit expires, you will be charged this fee again for another examination.

Number of tests:	24
Number of questions:	25
Passing score:	18

They are more difficult to see than cars.
They rarely use their headlights.
Motorcyclists are less skilled drivers than other motorists.
All of the above.

Maintain their speed and proceed.
Stop at the intersection, check in all directions, and proceed.
Yield to all other drivers.
Be prepared to yield.

Use a cell phone.
Sleep.
Have an opened alcohol container.
Use a map.

May proceed with caution.
Must come to a complete stop before proceeding with caution.
Must slow and prepare to stop.
Must come to a complete stop and yield to pedestrians.

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Massachusetts driver's examination

It is important to be alert to motorcycles because:

When approaching an uncontrolled intersection, a driver should:

A passenger in a moving motor vehicle is not permitted to:

When approaching a Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon with all of its lights darkened, you:

Tailgating is:

This sign means:

Illegal.
Inconvenient, but nothing more.
The fastest way to get to where you're going.
The best way to let drivers know they aren't driving fast enough.

Bicycle crossing.
Stop.
Fines double in a work zone.
Stop ahead.