Arizona Permit Test: Licensing Practice Questions

Correct answer: 15 years and 6 months

Arizona issues a graduated (or motorcycle) instruction permit once you are at least 15 years and 6 months old.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Instruction Permit

Correct answer: 18

Applicants under 18 get a graduated permit; an operator permit requires you to be at least 18.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Instruction Permit

Correct answer: A licensed driver, 21 or older, seated beside you

A permit holder must be accompanied by a Class A, B, C or D licensed driver who is at least 21 and sits in the seat beside the permit holder.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Instruction Permit

Correct answer: 12 months

Graduated and operator instruction permits are valid for 12 months.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Instruction Permit

Correct answer: Pass MVD's written test

Applicants must pass the Division's written knowledge test before an Arizona instruction permit is issued.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Instruction Permit

Correct answer: 30 multiple-choice questions, 80% to pass

ADOT MVD's permit test has 30 multiple-choice questions, and you need a score of 80% or higher to pass.

Source: ADOT MVD website – Permit Test (azdot.gov/mvd/services/driver-license-ID/permit-test)

Correct answer: 18

You must be at least 18 to apply for a Class D operator license; drivers 16–17 receive a Class G graduated license.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Operator License (Class D)

Correct answer: Class G

Class G is the graduated license for applicants at least 16 but under 18; Class D is the adult operator license.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Classes of Licenses

Correct answer: Within 10 days

Arizona law requires you to report a name or address change to MVD within 10 days; otherwise you may miss notices and can be cited.

Source: Name and Address Change

Correct answer: 15 days

Arizona law requires you to apply for a title within 15 days of the purchase or transfer.

Source: Applying for a Title and Registration

Correct answer: Staying 7 months or more in a calendar year

Remaining in Arizona seven months or more in a calendar year (among other conditions such as working here) makes you a resident; out-of-state students with seven or more semester hours are not residents.

Source: Resident Definition

Correct answer: No, every maneuver must be done manually

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, including auto-drive and parking assistance, are prohibited during the road test.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Road Test

Correct answer: One with a cracked windshield

The test vehicle must be in good condition, including a windshield with no cracks, working signals, brake lights and horn, and both inside and outside mirrors.

Source: Arizona's Driver License – Road Test

Correct answer: No

Arizona does not allow you to possess an identification card and a driver license at the same time.

Source: Identification (ID) Card

Correct answer: It has a yellow star in the upper right corner

Federally compliant (REAL ID) Travel IDs carry a yellow star near the upper right corner; non-compliant cards say "Not for Federal Identification."

Source: Travel DL/ID