DMV Practice Test 2024 for Senior Drivers' Written Exam - Applicable to all 50 states in the US
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- #MyTestMyPrep DMV Practice Test 2023 for Senior Drivers' Written Exam - Applicable to all 50 states in the US. These MCQs are based on the basic rules of the road in all 50 states in the US, including California and Florida, and are relatively similar because they all follow the guidelines of the federal Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD).
🚗 Welcome to our comprehensive DMV Practice Test video for 2024, specifically tailored for senior drivers preparing for their written exam! 🚗
Are you a senior citizen getting ready to take the DMV written test? Or perhaps you're brushing up your knowledge before renewing your driver's license? Look no further! This video will guide you through a wide array of topics, giving you the confidence to excel in your upcoming exam.
🔹 What's Inside? 🔹
In this video, we cover everything from road signs and right-of-way laws to safe driving techniques and important vehicle maintenance tips. We provide a multitude of practice questions, complete with multiple choice options, detailed answers, and thorough explanations for each question to ensure your understanding.
🔹 Why Choose This Video? 🔹
Our aim is to equip senior drivers with the knowledge and understanding needed to pass their DMV written test with flying colors. As driving regulations and road signs evolve, it's crucial to stay updated. Our DMV practice test for 2023 reflects the latest changes, ensuring that you're learning the most current and relevant information.
🔹 Key Learning Points 🔹
➡️ Road Sign Recognition
➡️ Understanding Traffic Laws
➡️ Right-of-Way Protocols
➡️ Safe Driving Techniques
➡️ Defensive Driving Tips
➡️ Vehicle Maintenance Knowledge
So, sit back, relax, grab a notepad and pen, and let's delve into these key areas of driving theory!
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The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) does have a license renewal process for senior drivers. The DMV begins to place additional restrictions on license renewals when drivers turn 70. Once a driver reaches the age of 70, they can no longer renew their driver's license by mail or online; they must do so in person.
While renewing their driver's license in person, senior citizens may be required to pass a vision test, and they may also be asked to take a written knowledge test. In some cases, they may also need to take a behind-the-wheel driving test.
However, these requirements are not universally applied to all senior citizens, and the DMV has some discretion in determining when these tests are necessary. For instance, they may require a driving test if they receive information suggesting that a driver may no longer be able to drive safely due to health reasons.
If people are commenting that there is no senior driving exam, they might be misinformed. The best course of action is to check with the official California DMV website or contact them directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information. www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/driver-education-and-safety/special-interest-driver-guides/senior-drivers/
I think it is important we refer to the videos periodically....Great reminders.
Oh yeah, the test is all about semantics more than knowledge. It is to sap us from time and money. I told my husband some of the questions, and he was appalled. Good thing he didn't have to take the test last year. I can't afford not to take the test, as I have to drive places such as doctor, dentists, eye doctors, etc. When all three choices are or could be correct, then it becomes pure guesswork. I could have passed the above test answers easily. Instead, I need to see what they mean the difference is between stopped and parked, at a curb color, as an example.
Excellent opportunity and a renew review of driving rules
well, I HAVE BEENH STUDING BOTH HANDBOOK AND VIEWING DMV VIDEOS, I WILL BE GOING FOR MY 2cd test on monday, i will not take the test if i dont feel confident, passing the test is most important.. i want to walk out of dmv with a smile.
you got this !!! 🙌🏼 i am so lost i have no idea what's the TRUE QUESTIONS ILL be taking :(
iam a sr and after seen just the start of it i do not like and i would fail, but also i talked to someone from dmv which is "not just a clerk" she is adminstrive person and she did not hear that we have a sr written test, but after seen just the start of it, i do not like it, iam glad i checked it out, did not like how the question was asked and also some of the question did not ever sound like what i been studying, it was confusing to me
I studied the ca. book and when I took the senior renewal.the test only three questions were on this test. It had questions that didn’t have anything to do with driving,rules or signs. It had questions about tires I don’t know what to make of this weird test?
SomeQuestions asked seem Ai. Broken incorrectly, and reworded to create confusion. I believe this must be intentional. If failed, they make more money..
Thank ❤️🙏
I amvery happy that I found this sight. Very informative. Thank you.
Thank you! you can also check www.youtube.com/@DMVRenewalPrep/videos
White clothe LoL I didn’t read this in the book
I took the test I’m 72 and I failed by one mistakes. Passing is 5 and my score is 6 for all 3 test. I failed because I didn’t fully study about bicyclists I know only the 200 feet to merge to bike lane . But so many questions about it also about the police , the driving privelage. The question Seems the same but different answers so I was confused. Read the book because the question n answere in sample test easy to understand but the real test it seems they twist the question , and for me hard to understand .. so every time you failed the 3 test allowed , you pay again $41 to re apply. Good luck to all seniors..age 70 need to take written test now.. 😢
I passed the test 2/23 my 6th test. Wow I almost cried with 2 mistakes . Luckily my computer gave me same questions which I answered wrong and I remembered them from no. 4 and no. 5. Test.. since I don’t drive in the freeway is really hard for me .. warning signals sign didn’t even show up I guess because they’re easy.. mostly in the book so takes note because some of the questions is different from TH-cam practice test. So I paid for 2 sets of test $82 plus tax $1.74 .. My drivers license will expired this sept n my bday. I feel like won the lotto. Imagined I’m competing with young people with my old brain. No such thing of senior test or senior practice.. just review every thing including in you tube even in 100 items only few will show. Good luck ☘️ to everyone who’s taking the dmv test…
My test is about nev ans 35 mph, brake lock ans neutral, study parking uphill downhill no curb without curb, legal n illegal for 6 yrs old stay in the car, alcohol inside car n trunk, BAC, railroad -when light keep flashing no train call office, truck blind spot, hand to hand steering -push/pull, painted yellow- non commercial drivers stay in vehicle, about light train vehicle, points of driver record, evading police officer , merging, left fr two way st into three way st ans open lane. Tailgaters, how to use low beam, high beam and headlight. Hov lane, white yellow red n green lane.. 25 items that’s how I remember my test.. also memorize warning signal signs although only one showed up in my test is yield ahead , octagonal sign 🛑 stop ahead. Pedestrian always has the right of way..
I think the DMV should judge people that are 70 or older about how many tickets and accidents they have.
I notice the memo states that the information is for all drivers in USA states. Is it the same for Canadian drivers? All comments appear to be for USA drivers.
good reminder
My husband and I ,we both in 80s,never got a ticket,he went to take a test 3
times,didn’t make it
That’s scary to think about it,I hope I make it when my time comes
We both still active and independent
We drive our own car
Im 73 have failed twice on the computer it s important i keep my license it helps to support me and my Husband keeping a roof over our heads. Yes im a senior but i need my Uber income been driving 8 years,good driving record
www.youtube.com/@DMVRenewalPrep/videos
The book is totally different from Question
Thanks god I never smoke but drive in Ca and look at those cars how dirty and full of smoke
This doesn’t apply here but I hope someone has the answer to my question about getting the Real Drivers license. I’ve been married 4 times but I don’t have all 3 divorce decrees. I do have my last marriage license and my birth certificate. Can I still get my Real Drivers license? I appreciate this study guide for keeping updated on questions. I fair better on written exams rather than oral exams because I can read the questions more than once if needed.
How about raising the minimum driver age to 25 yrs. Old . This is to stop all the deadly accidents caused by young drivers. That would be in all states.
No. It's not about the age at which they learn but the fact they are just diving into the realm of safe driving, which can overwhelm any new driver regardless of age.
The questions on the test is different than the book in my opinio
It’s true. Some of the question is hard to understand. For example the NEV I read in the book max 25 mph so my answere is 25 but the Correct answer is 35mph..since it’s in computer test i can’t go back to review why.. or maybe the question is different …
Question 1 is very suspect,. Yielding is not a safer way to stop. Other vehicles could be traveling toward the same intersection from a different direction. Stopping would be safer for watching for traffic than just slowing down or yielding
@My test my prep, what is the difference between Seniors Driving Exam and just a regular Driver Exam?
Both paper standards are the same. The regular written exam for drivers in California has 46 questions. If you are testing as part of the renewal, the renewal written test has only 25 questions. Take your time and read each question carefully, trying not to read anything extra into the questions. There are no trick questions and only one correct answer per question.
Thanks for the advice!
I’m a senior over 70 in California, can I request to take the test on paper instead of the computer?
I don't think so. But you can contact local DMV Office.
I , Need To, Learn This,
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It’s so confusing they say speed up and usually it’s I’ll legal to speed up
If really the DMV want us to pass the test why they keep twisting the Question they need to put the right Question from the book
drivers test
Too much post answer info
It does not cover what to do if you encounter a pedestrian in a roundabout. It tells you not to stop!
Pls if possible have a Vietnamese language. Thanks
Strange and inconvenient test.
I drive school bus. This is very pale by comparison.
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Is this for California seniors?
its based on basic rules therefore anyone can face it.
@@MyTestMyPrep i just failed a written test and was not for srs, but the one question about seen out the answer i put clean windshield and it was another answer and when i studied for the written test it said having a clean windshield i think this and even the regular testing for renewals are confusing, i studied from the dmv site and i went in thinking i was going to pass and i should have, if they did not throw me off with one question that i never seen in my three weeks of studying, and the dmv book was hard to read if i want to study off the book was hard it is like a newspaper type of paper and very light text and i had to use a magnifying glass to read, so if that question was in the book i missed it :) iam not sure if iam the only one, in a way i hope iam
@@loveseeds100 I'm sorry to hear about your experience with the DMV written test. It can be quite challenging and sometimes, the questions might not seem to align perfectly with the study materials provided. This can indeed be frustrating, especially when you've put in the time and effort to prepare.
Regarding the question about seeing out of the windshield, sometimes the 'correct' answer might not be what we think is the most practical, but rather what is deemed most important from a legal or safety perspective. If you'd like, I'd be happy to try and help clarify the specific question or topic that confused you.
As for the DMV book, your feedback about it being hard to read is certainly valid. It's important that study materials are accessible and easy to understand for everyone. You might want to let your local DMV office know about your experience - perhaps they can make adjustments for future versions of the book.
Please don't feel discouraged by this experience. Many people have to attempt these tests multiple times before passing, and each attempt is a learning experience. I believe in your ability to pass the test in your next attempt.
Nice response!!
Too much work for shiner citizens
Many of these questions are suspect and possibly written poorly. A couple could have two correct answers. Overall poorly written.