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Graduated Driver License (GDL); Open Container; Safety Belts; Slow Down or Move Over; Alcoholic Beverage Code Offenses
The Texas DPS written knowledge test has 30 questions. You need to answer 21 correctly (70%) to pass and get your TX driver's license or learner's permit.
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TX note: One of the lowest passing scores (70%)
The BAC limit for drivers under 21 in Texas is 0.00%. Texas has a zero-tolerance policy for underage drinkers, meaning any detectable alcohol while driving under 21 results in an automatic DUI charge.
In Texas, your license will be suspended if you accumulate 4 or more points within 12 months, or 7 or more points within 24 months. Each moving violation adds 2 points to your driver record (3 points in a construction zone with workers present).
Texas drivers under 18 are prohibited from using any wireless communication device while driving, even with a hands-free headset. For drivers 18 and older, texting is banned statewide but handheld phone calls are permitted unless in a school zone where all phone use is prohibited.
The Texas DPS written test has 30 multiple-choice questions covering traffic laws, road signs, safe driving, and state-specific rules.
You need to answer 21 questions correctly, which is 70%. Our practice tests match this exact format.
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