The New York knowledge test has 20 questions. You need to answer 14 correctly (70%) to pass, and you must also get at least 2 of the 4 road-sign questions right.

You can apply for a New York learner permit at age 16 (some students can take the written test as early as 15 years, 11 months through the DMV's OKTA program). A full Class D license is available at 17 if you complete a state-approved driver education course — otherwise the minimum age is 18.

These are real New York questions. The 50-question all-chapters test is modeled on the official NY DMV's own all-chapters quiz, and the Chapter 4 test is sourced from its chapter quiz — every answer independently verified against the New York State Driver's Manual, not reused California content.

Yes. Road signs in the United States are governed by the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), a federal standard. Every sign on this site is identical to what you will see on New York roads.

Yes. All tests are 100% free, unlimited, and require no account or signup. You can retake them as many times as you like.

Chapters 4 through 11 of the manual, plus road signs: traffic control (signs, signals, pavement markings), intersections and turns, passing, parallel parking, defensive driving, alcohol and other drugs, special driving conditions, and sharing the road.