QandAs: Autos

Where can I get a Washington D.C. Drivers License Practice Test?

Answer:
While Washington D.C. is not a state, the district

has similar laws surrounding driver’s licensing when compared to the states. Anyone who lives within the capital city for 30 days or more and intends on driving must have a Washington D.C. driver’s license.

Students, members of Congress, government officials, and members of the military are exempt from this requirement. All other residents who live in Washington D.C. must get their licenses through the capital’s Department of Motor Vehicles.

Teens applying for their first licenses must begin with a learner’s permit. The permit gives them the chance to practice driving. The application process involves passing a written and vision exam.

To practice for the written exam, new drivers can take the sample test offered by the DMV at http://dmv.dc.gov/serv/dlicense/learners_sample2.shtm .


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