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Massachusetts Driver’s License & Permit FAQ
How Can I Apply for my MA Driver’s License? Frequently Asked Questions
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What age can I apply for my permit in Mass.?
You must be at least 16 or older in order to apply for a permit in Massachusetts.What papers do I need to bring when applying for my license in Massachusetts?
There is a short list of documents that you must bring with you when you apply for your license. The RMV has a wonderful interactive feature online at http://www.massrmv.com/ that allows you to check the items you have within their system before arriving to see whether they are acceptable.
You should be able to provide at least 3 identification documents such as:
A document containing your signature:- U.S. or non-U.S. passport with your picture and signature on it
- Current MA learner’s permit, MA license, or MA ID card
- Out-of-state license with photo and signature
- U.S. military or military dependent ID with picture and signature
- Social Security Card
- MA learner’s permit, MA license, or MA ID card
- A utility bill no more than 60 days old that has your name and address
- Tuition bill or student loan coupons, with your address, and no older than 12 months old
- Original school transcript with your name and address on it no older than 12 months old
- Original letter signed by the principal or headmaster of a MA college or high school on the school’s letterhead saying you are a resident and includes your name and birth day no older than 12 months old.
- Medicaid award letter no older than 6 months old
- Cell phone, credit card, doctor, or hospital bill sent inside the last 60 days
- Notarized statement from parent/legal guardian that says you currently live with them.
- A U.S. or non-U.S. passport with picture
- Current MA learner’s permit, MA license, or MA ID card
- Original birth certificate issued in the U.S. or its territories
- Certified Court document that has a raised court seal and includes your full name and date of birth
- Original letter signed by the principal or headmaster of a MA college or high school on the school’s letterhead that includes your name and birth day
Where do I apply for my driver’s license in MA?
It’s simple to apply for your driver’s license; just go to any RMV branch to begin!How do I contact the nearest MA RMV office?
MA RMV branches can be contacted Monday through Friday 9:00am until 5:00pm. The RMV call center’s number is 617-351-4500 for area codes 339/617/781/857. All other area codes may contact 1-800-858-3926. The RMV can also be reached online at http://www.massrmv.com/. Locate your nearest RMV branch here.Who needs to bring me for my permit test in MA?
Your sponsor should bring you. A qualifying sponsor could be a parent, legal guardian, spouse, driving instructor or responsible licensed driver age 21 or older.Is a physical required to get a permit in MA?
No physical is required in order to get a permit, however, if you have a medical condition you must report it to the RMV office. The RMV Medical Affairs Branch will decide on a case by case basis if a restriction should be put on your license based on what you and your physician report. A restriction could be something like “Day Light Driving Only”. Another example would be if you needed corrected lenses to pass the vision test, your license would indicate “Corrective Lenses” restrictions.Is a vision test required when applying for a Massachusetts driver’s license?
Yes, a vision test is required when applying for a license in Massachusetts. The RMV clerk will test your vision acuity, color vision and peripheral vision. You are required to get a 20/40 on acuity and are encouraged to wear glasses or contacts if that is what you normally wear. Massachusetts will accept an RMV Vision Screening Certificate from your ophthalmologist or optometrist. The Vision Screening Certificate can be downloaded on the RMV website at www.mass.gov/rmv.Where can I get a photo for my MA driver’s license taken?
Massachusetts will only allow you to have your photo taken at the RMV office. The RMV wants to ensure that you are the actual person in the photograph. Your face must be clearly visible. No hats, scarves, veils, glasses, sunglasses, or caps can be worn. Scarves and caps may be allowed if it is for religious purposes.What colors should I avoid wearing when taking picture for my license?
There are no colors you should avoid. Wear what ever color you like!Do I need to put up hair when taking driver’s license photo?
You may wear your hair the same way you would normally wear it; however, it should not be covering your face or your eyes. The purpose of the photo is to be able to identify who you really are. Besides, you would not want to hide that amazing face!What make-up to wear when I get my MA driver’s license picture taken?
Wear your normal make-up; however, the less make-up the better. As long as you are not wearing so much make-up to where you are unrecognizable, you will be fine!Why is it best not to smile when taking your drivers license picture?
Some states are moving towards face recognition technology that will be able to uniquely identify each individual. A straight face on the photo helps distinguish who you really are. This is all in an effort to stop fraud.What are some tips for getting the best out of the driver’s license picture?
Look straight into the camera and keep a calm and relaxed face!I have already applied for my Mass. license, what do I do next?
After you have successfully applied for your Mass. License you will receive your permit. From this point, you should be preparing yourself for the road test. You do this by…- Successfully completing an RMV approved driver education and training program, which includes 30 hours of classroom instruction; 12 hours of in-car, behind-the-wheel training; and 6 hours of in-car experience observing other student drivers.
- Completing at least 40 hours of supervised behind-the-wheel driving.
I have a question that’s not answered above. What do I do?
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How Can I Get Ready for my MA Permit Test? Frequently Asked Questions
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What things do I need to study for the MA permit test?
MA RMV recommends that you study the entire driver’s manual because the questions are random and will come from different sections of the official MA Driver’s Manual.Where can I study for my Massachusetts permit test?
Take our FREE MA Permit Practice Test as many times as you want until you’re 100% ready! You may also study at home, school, library or any place where you can easily concentrate. Tools such as the official MA driver’s manual will be useful, too.Do I need Driver’s Ed. to be eligible for a MA learner’s permit?
Yes, you do if you are under 18. Driver’s education improves your chances of passing. You may take driver’s education at a high school or driving school. You must complete the program, take the final exam and have the certificate electronically kept on file with the RMV.Where can I get the official 2019 MA driver’s manual?
A manual can be easily obtained from your nearest RMV branch or downloaded and printed for free at http://www.massrmv.com/. You can also check out the Massachusetts driver’s manual on our website.Do I have to read the whole Massachusetts driver’s manual to pass the permit test?
Yes, you are advised to adequately prepare yourself by reading the entire manual. You never know what questions you will be asked regarding the rules of the road. Especially pay attention to….- Bulleted Information
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- Charts
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Is there a mobile Massachusetts Practice Test app for my iPhone/iPad?
Yes, there is. We are currently working on finalizing it and will be launching it shortly! It’s a great way to study for your MA written test.What are the example questions on the MA permit test?
The questions on the test will be completely random which is why you are advised to study the entire manual. Sample questions may be something like this:- “Which of the following are dangers a bicyclist face when on the roads?”
- “What is the fundamental Speed law in Massachusetts?”
- “Which of the following must influence how fast you drive?”
How is the test graded?
You are graded on how many questions you answer correctly. If you answer at least 18 out of 25 correctly then you pass.Where can I find free MA permit practice tests online?
Take our FREE MA Permit Practice Test here: MA Permit Practice Test.Where can I go to take my permit test in MA?
Just go to your local RMV branch to take your permit test.What should I do the night before my Massachusetts permit test?
After you have spent efficient time preparing yourself, you should look over the information once more just as a reminder. After you do that, get plenty of rest and look forward to the next day!What’s the average number of people who fail their first driving permit test in MA?
Nearly half the number of people, who take their permit test, fail on the first try. This can be due to reasons such as nervousness. Another reason people fail their test on the first try is because they were not well prepared.How do I know when I’m ready to take my MA permit test?
The best way to know if you are ready is if you have studied and taken the practice tests available for free online. If you can pass those easily, you should be ready to take the actual exam. Remember, once you are in the exam room, you will be given a few practice questions before you begin. If you have taken the practice test available for free at https://driving-tests.org/massachusetts/massachusetts-dmv-practice-test/ and feel comfortable with your score, you are ready!I think I’m ready for my Mass. permit test, how do I proceed?
So, you think you’re ready to take the permit test. Well, if you’ve studied, you should be ready. The next step is to gather 3 identification documents: one showing proof of your signature, one showing proof of your birth and one showing proof of your residence. You will also need your social security number which will be checked with the Social Security Administration. You will need your application signed by your parent if you are under age 18. You can get the application at the RMV or it will save much time if you print it offline at http://www.massrmv.com/. And don’t forget the permit test fee!- Collapse all
Frequently Asked Questions about Taking Your Massachusetts Permit Test
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Where do I sign up for a MA permit?
Signing up for a permit is simple. Just go to your local RMV branch to get started. Be sure to take your written test fee along with your 3 proofs of identity (proof of birth, proof of signature, and proof of residence). If you are under the age of 18, your parent must sign the back of your application for you.When can I get my permit in MA?
Massachusetts allows you to sign up for your permit starting at age 16.What documents do I need to take with me for my permit test in Massachusetts?
There are a few things you will need to bring when you go to take your permit test.- Three forms of ID: One showing your signature, one showing your date of birth, one showing your residence. All documents must be original. You can see if the documents you have are acceptable by using a cool interactive online feature found at www.mass.gov/rmv.
- Bring $30 bucks for the permit test
- And an application form with your parents signature on the back if you are under age 18
How much does the permit test in MA cost?
The permit test costs $30 bucks. You have the option of paying $50 upfront, which will cover the permit test and road test, or you may pay $30 for the permit test first and $20 for the road test later. If you fail the test you must pay this fee again.When I take my MA permit test, do my parents have to go with me?
Not necessarily. Your sponsor who must be a licensed driver over the age of 21 should bring you.What do I need to know to pass my MA permit test?
You will definitely need to be able to answer question regarding alcohol abuse, license suspensions, rules of the road and road signs. You are expected to know what to do in adverse weather conditions, accidents and emergencies.How many questions are there on the MA permit test?
There are only 25 questions on the exam. The questions will be chosen randomly from different sections of the Driver’s Manual.What is the passing score on the MA permit test?
You have 25 minutes to answer at least 18 out of 25 questions correctly.How many questions can I miss on the MA permit test 2019?
You are only allowed to miss 7 questions so pace yourself and concentrate!What are the common errors I should avoid when taking the MA permit test?
The MA permit test will test your knowledge about the rules of the road, including special driving situations. Not being able to answer questions regarding special driving conditions can be a major error. Special driving conditions include cases involving emergency vehicles, right-of-way, stopping for a police officer, skidding and running off the pavement.Can I use the MA driver’s handbook when I take the actual permit test at the RMV?
No, but the cool thing is, you get to answer practice questions before the actual exam begins.Do I get a drug test when I get a learner’s permit in Massachusetts?
No, a drug test is not necessary when applying for a permit in Massachusetts.Where is the easiest RMV office to pass my permit test in MA?
Since the permit test is computerized and the questions are randomly picked, everywhere is pretty much the same. Just prepare yourself by studying the manual and taking practice tests available online. Once you go into the RMV, you will be given a chance to take a few practice questions on the kiosk before the real exam.How do I read some feedback from people who already passed their permit test in MA?
Check out all the Facebook comments below the test here! This is written by real people who have taken the test.What happens if I fail the MA written test?
If you fail the test, don’t beat yourself up about it. In Massachusetts, close to half of everyone fails their permit test on the first try. If you do fail, just prepare yourself to take it again. You will have to pay another $30 application fee.If I fail my MA written test, when is the next time I can take it?
You may take the driving test again as soon as you feel ready. It is recommended that you wait until you have better prepared yourself before you retake it again as it costs $30 each time you take it.Who can I drive with in Mass. with a permit?
If you hold a permit in Massachusetts, you must have a licensed driver at least 21 or older with you.Where can I drive with my MA learner’s permit?
You may drive anywhere you like, as long as you have a licensed driver age 21 or older in the vehicle with you. If you are under age 18 you are not allowed to drive between 12:00am and 5:00am unless you are with your parent or legal guardian.I have passed my MA RMV permit test, what are my next steps?
Congratulations, you have won half the battle! Now, your next step is to complete a driver’s education and training program approved by the RMV. It must include 30 hours of classroom training. Twelve of those hours must be behind-the-wheel, and six of those hours must be in the car observing other student drivers. You have to also show a certified statement from your parent or guardian stating that you have had an additional 40 hours of supervised, behind-the-wheel driving.- Collapse all
Getting Ready for Your Massachusetts Driving Exam (a.k.a. Road Test): FAQ
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What things should I practice for on my MA behind the wheel exam?
Being able to drive safely is very important. Be sure to practice driving:- On streets, roads and alleys
- In traffic circles
- On expressways and freeways
- In special crossings
- In intersections
- In traffic hazards
Where can I practice driving in MA?
You may practice driving anywhere you like in Massachusetts. You must have a permit and you must have a licensed driver over the age of 21 in the vehicle with you at all times. You should get plenty of practice in different driving situations so that you are adequately prepared.Why is it important to spend time practicing before taking the road test?
Without practice, there is no way you would be prepared for the pressures of the road let along a road test. Practice prepares you for the actual exam as well as keeps you and others safe, and most importantly ALIVE!Where can I find a driving school in MA to learn driving?
You may use a driving school found through a high school, or an RMV licensed school. The school must be accredited by the Massachusetts RMV. Visit the RMV website at http://www.massrmv.com/ in order to locate acceptable driving schools near you.What things will I be asked to perform on my MA driving exam?
You will be asked to demonstrate common parts of the car such as brake lights, windshield wipers, signal lights, and head lights. Once you are behind the wheel, you will most likely be asked to drive through traffic circles and intersections. You will be asked to back up, turn around, pass, and parallel park.Is the MA road test hard?
Usually, those who say this test is difficult, were very nervous or inadequately prepared. Just relax you will do FINE!What should I do the night before my Massachusetts road test?
By this point, you should have had plenty of practice. You should be able to handle yourself behind-the-wheel. A great idea would be for you to take another practice test with a responsible driver age 21 or older. Once you’ve finished, you should relax and look forward to being a licensed driver soon!How do I schedule a driving test in MA?
You may schedule your road test by going on http://www.massrmv.com/ or by calling 866-MASSRMV (866-627-7768).Where do I go to take my Massachusetts driving test?
You must go to your nearest RMV center to take the road test.Where is my nearest test center?
It is really easy to locate your nearest testing center. Just go online to http://www.massrmv.com/ and begin searching.Where do I get a car for my MA driving test?
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Taking Your Road Test (Driving Exam) in Massachusetts: Frequently Asked Questions
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Who can I take with me for my Massachusetts driving test?
You must bring your sponsor. A sponsor is a licensed driver over the age of 21 who has held their license for more than one year.How do I pass my Massachusetts road test the first time?
Simple things will make a huge difference on your road test. Remembering to do things such as……- Accelerating and braking gradually
- Turning around between curbs also known as a 3 point turn
- Entering and leaving intersections cautiously
- Coming to a complete stop
- Obeying traffic signals
- Parallel Parking correctly
- Maintain a good distance between you and the other vehicles on the road
What things should I keep in mind when taking a driver’s test in MA?
It’s always good to remember to:- Have both hands on the wheel
- Drive in your lane ONLY and check mirrors as well as look over your shoulder before changing lanes.
- Yield to right of way
- Stay within the speed limit
- Be aware of other drivers
What are the most common mistakes people make at the Massachusetts road test?
The most common mistake is speeding. You should be cautious of your speed while driving. Other mistakes that would be grounds for automatic failure include:- An accident with another vehicle, pedestrian, or object.
- Driving recklessly or dangerously.
- Going against the examiner instructions.
When taking the driving test in MA what are the first things the examiner will ask?
The first thing the examiner will do is properly inspect your vehicle. After that, you will be asked to demonstrate hand signals such as left and right turns and stop. From that point, you will be asked to start your engine and the actual road test will begin.What will I be asked to do on the driving test in MA?
You will be asked to perform common driving maneuvers such as starting and stopping the vehicle, parallel parking, turning around in curves, making left and right turns, backing up, maneuvering the vehicle on a hill, entering and leaving intersections, recognizing and obeying traffic signs and more.Can I wear contacts/glasses when taking the MA behind the wheel exam?
Sure you can, if this is what you normally use to see with.Will I have to retake the written exam once again when taking my MA driving test?
No, luckily you aren’t required to take the written exam again once you have taken the road test.How many other people can I have on a MA driving test in the car with me?
Unlike many states, Massachusetts allows your sponsor to be in the vehicle with you and the examiner. Your sponsor is a licensed driver age 21 or older. Only you, your sponsor and the examiner are allowed in the car during your exam.What if I fail my driver’s test in Massachusetts 2/3/4/5 times?
Each time you fail, you must pay a $20 testing fee. You will only be given 6 tries inside a 12 month period.Why do people fear driving and how do I get over the fear of driving?
Some people develop a fear for driving after they have had an accident. The human brain has realized there is a danger involved and as a result your subconscious blows this phobia out of proportion. Websites such as www.fear-of-driving.org can help you further explore ways of overcoming the fear. Also taking driver’s courses may help build confidence.- Collapse all
I Have Passed the MA Road Test! What’s Next? Frequently Asked Questions
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What happens after I pass my MA road test?
You did it! Congratulations on becoming a newly licensed driver! The examiner will stamp the back of your learner’s permit which will serve as a temporary license valid for 30 days. Your permanent license will arrive in the mail to you within a few weeks.Are there any limitations on my MA driver’s license after I get it?
If you are under 18 years old, you aren’t allowed to have anyone in the vehicle with you less than 18 years old for the first 6 months unless you have a driver age 21 or older in the car with you. The only exception is if they are your immediate family member. You are also not allowed to drive between the hours of 12:30 am and 5:00 amWhat things should I keep in mind when driving in Massachusetts for the first time?
These tips are great to follow whether you are new to MA or a seasoned driver. According to the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, you should always keep winter supplies in your car in the case of emergencies. You should keep plenty of room for stops. In Massachusetts, the weather always determines the speed. So if the weather is adverse, you should slow down. During the winter months, it is good to remember that exiting ramps may get less anti-icing material so be careful. Don’t cut quickly in front of big trucks because they take longer to stop. And of course wear your seat bet at all times.What type of car insurance should I get in MA?
You should get car insurance that will cover both you and the other driver in the case of an accident. Massachusetts requires that you at least have liability coverage; however, full coverage is ideal.What do I need to get my first Massachusetts auto insurance?
Getting auto insurance is one of the easiest things to do. All you need with most companies is a driver’s license and vehicle to get started. Go to www.massautoquote.com for information about auto policies in Massachusetts.On average, how much is car insurance in MA?
Car insurance rates will be determined by your age, your vehicle type, where you live and how many people are covered on the policy. In 2005, Massachusetts was 4th for the most expensive car insurance in the nation. This is due to the high accident rates there. So you can expect to pay a pretty penny.What is the cheapest car insurance I can get in Massachusetts?
In order to find really cheap car insurance, you will have to do your homework. Search online for the best deals. Sometimes, insurance companies will give you discounts if you are a student, if you have taken driving courses or if you keep your car in a garage. Here are a few companies that cover the Massachusetts area:- Commerce
- Arbella
- Encompass
- Liberty Mutual
- National Grange Mutual
Where do I get the cheapest auto insurance in MA?
You can easily find companies online or you may look in your phone book. Just look for “cheap car insurance”. A few companies you can look at are:- Amica
- Electric
- One Beacon
- Premier
- Plymouth Rock
Why is the car insurance in MA so expensive when the driver’s license is new?
Car insurance is usually more expensive for all new drivers. New drivers have higher accident rates which cost insurance companies more money. By charging new license driver holders more money, insurance companies are able to deflect some of the higher costs. Keeping a safe driving record will lower the rate over time.- Collapse all
I Have Failed My Massachusetts Road Test! What’s Next? Frequently Asked Questions
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I have failed my Mass. road test, when can I retake it?
You may take your road test again as soon as the next day. You will have to pay your $20 road test fee again.I have failed my road test in MA, what should I do next?
If you have failed your road test in Massachusetts, you will do well to find out from the examiner what you did wrong. Once you know, you should practice some more. After you’ve practiced again just go back to the RMV with your $20 road test fee and take the test again.- Collapse all
How Can I Renew My Driver’s License In Mass.? Frequently Asked Questions
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What documents do I need to renew my MA driver’s license?
To renew your license, you will need your $50 renewal fee, application and social security number. You may also need to provide your old license. Take these items to your local RMV office or a Limited Service Branch.Where can I renew my MA driver’s license?
There are 2 places you may go to renew your license. You may either visit an RMV branch or a Limited Service Branch. You may also renew your license online every other renewal period. You may not renew online if you:- Have to change your name
- Have no SSN
- Want to register to vote
Do I need to take an eye exam when renewing my Massachusetts driver’s license?
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I’m Moving to Massachusetts! Frequently Asked Questions
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Do I need to pass a driving test when moving to MA from another state, for example California?
No, just like many states, you are not required to pass a driving test in order to get a license in the new state, as long as your license is valid. You are only required to immediately surrender your old license once you become a resident. It cost $125 to convert your license.I have a learner’s permit from another state. Will it be accepted in Massachusetts? What about the obligatory waiting times?
Massachusetts will allow you to convert your current permit for a fee of $30. If you happen to be under 18 you must also supply:- A social Security number or “Denial Notice” with visa
- Current out of state permit
- Certified copy of current driving record no more than 30 days old
- Document proving date of birth
- Application with legal guardian’s signature on it
How long can I drive in Massachusetts with my out-of-state license?
If you are a resident in another state, you may drive in Massachusetts as long as you please with your out-of-state license. Just keep it valid. If you become a resident, you must immediately obtain a Massachusetts license. There is no grace period.How long can I drive in MA with my out-of-country license?
You are welcome to drive with your out-of-country license for up to 1 year. Your license must be valid.Where can I get more driving-related information about moving to Massachusetts?
The answer to most of your questions can be found in the Registry of Motor Vehicles manual. You are encouraged to read it fully before calling with any questions. You can also find nearly everything you need online at http://www.massrmv.com/. If after trying these two you still have a question, call 617-351-4500 for area codes 339/617/781/857. All other area codes may contact 1-800-858-3926.- Collapse all
General Questions About MA Driving License
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When am I legally allowed to drive in MA?
You are legally allowed to drive in MA once you hold a valid driver’s license. You may begin your quest for getting a driver’s license as early as age 16.What is the legal limit for drinking and driving in MA?
The legal limit for your blood and alcohol content level is .08% in Massachusetts if you are over 21. It is .02% if you are under age 21. You should not be drinking at all if you’re under the age of 21. If you are pulled over and are asked to submit to a breathalyzer test, you may refuse it. According to www.madrunkdrivingdefense.com, refusing to submit to a breathalyzer test can not be used against you in court.What is defensive driving?
Defensive driving is when you are driving for yourself and others. You are looking out for potential dangers ahead of time and avoiding them. According to the Safe Practices for Motor Vehicle Operations, defensive driving is “driving to save lives, time and money, in spite of the conditions around you and the actions of others“. Studies show that 90% of accidents are caused by driver errors.
Although these skills are often taught in a driver’s education course, here are some ways you can begin defensive driving now:- Leave plenty of space between you and the car in front
- Check all of your mirrors often and look at conditions way ahead of you
- Keep your speed down
- Position your vehicle so you can see and be seen
- Don’t depend on other drivers to drive safely
Why don’t some states require parallel parking for DMV/RMV test?
States that don’t commonly require drivers to parallel park generally do not require driver’s to Parallel Park for the road test. The roads and streets in some places aren’t designed for common parallel parking therefore it isn’t on the road test.Why do some people choose not to get a driver’s license?
Anyone who chooses not to get a driver’s license has there own personal reasons. Some people choose not get behind the wheel out of fear of the road, some choose not to because they may have a person who drives for them.Why are people given alternate routes on the Massachusetts RMV test?
The reason the RMV gives different routes on road test is because if there is only one route people would be familiar with it and not be challenged while driving. Different routes allow for the instructor to see if you as a driver can really handle yourself on the road in different situations. Different routes have different circumstances all of which you are required to know in your day to day driving. Different routes on the road test allow for the examiner to see if you know how to drive well and can do it alone.- Collapse all
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"I usually don't write reviews but this website saved my life! I took all 6 tests twice and concentrated more on JOL fine questions (there is a separate test for that on this website) since I am from MA, we tend to get more of those ones. I passed with 90%. The questions were more about fines and JOL limitations,a few about signs and a couple just random. If you also go through the book, that would be a plus plus! This website has more than 80% of the exact questions that come up on your test which is enough to pass.PLEASE use it!! Goodluck everyone."
Alina M, Massachusetts
"I passed today with 22/25 in MA. More than 90% of the questions were based on Fines/Suspension/JOL/Alcohol, only few questions were based on rules of the road."
Vivian B, Massachusetts
"Thank you so much driving-tests.org!!! I passed my permit test today on the first try scoring a 23/25."
Ashlai Braxton, Massachusetts
"It was awesome, thanks for the help because I did it!"
Christian Belizaire, Massachusetts
"After reading over the information in the driver's manual I wanted to try some practice tests as review material. After a quick search I ended up here, and definitely wasn't disappointed! I took all of the tests over the course of a few days and recently went to take the real exam. I flew through it in only a few minutes since everything was clicking so well (even most of the fines and limits questions) and passed. Would highly recommend this site for reviewing prior to taking the test, it helped me quite a bit!"
Gilbert D., Massachusetts
"Excellent preparation for the Mass Motorcycle test. Make sure to you have fines and suspension part covered very well. I scored 23/35. 2 questions wrong were 1. Where to dispose the oil/transmission fluid after oil change 2. Amount (in oz) of alcohol present in 12oz of beer/ 4oz of whiskey. Good luck !!"
Pratik M, Massachusetts
"This site rocks I passed I only got 2 wrong out 25!! This the best site to study for the dmr!!!"
Jose Pedro, Mass.
"The practice permit tests were a great help to me. I passed 3 of them and the real one. I think everyone should take advantage of them."
Jesse Lafleur, Mass.
"This site, in addition to making me well prepared, gave me the full confidence to appear for the permit test. Thank you driving-tests.org !"
Ajit Basrur, MA
"I took the class in December. I tried the driver’s manual and found myself getting bored quickly and the material just wouldn’t stick. Then, my parents found this site, and it worked! I took my permit test today and out of 25 I only got 3 wrong. Even on some of the questions I truly didn’t know this site had taught me to think relationally. This site works, the tests work! This site is amazing!"
Nate Barr, Massachusetts
"Just came back from RMV passed my permit got 2 wrong... got a lot of questions for fines and penalties! This site helped me out a lot."
Shay Morale, Massachusetts
"After I tested myself on the five practice test and the marathon it helped me to get my permit, I went the very next day and I got it. Thanks to driving-tests.org now I’m going for my road test… Thanks a lot driving-tests.org!"
Anthony Phim, Massachusetts
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Oliver Klozoff, Massachusetts
"I would like to say thank you sooo much to Driving-Tests.org. I passed my real test today. Thank you."
Asha Ali, Mass
"I passed the test but would have done better if I'd studied the fines and limits section. I skipped it, thinking that the majority of questions would be about actual driving situations, wrong! I had to guess at all of them. There were several questions about junior operators too. This is a great web-site but the distribution of question types did not reflect the actual percentage of question types on the real test."
Jeffrey McKinney, Massachusetts
"I passed the real test today!!! Thank you Driving-Tests.org."
Alex Silva, Massachusetts
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