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Montana DMV
Practice Test 2026

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33
Questions on exam
~82%
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27
Correct answers

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Key Montana rules at a glance

Extracted directly from the official MVD handbook. Values left blank aren't explicitly stated in the handbook.

Adult BAC limit
0.08%
Under-21 BAC limit
0.02%
Teen curfew
First-year restricted: no driving 11pm-5am with limited exceptions (emergencies, school, work, parent-authorized)
Teen passenger limit
First 6 months: only 1 unrelated passenger under 18; second 6 months: max 3 unrelated passengers under 18
Cell phone (adult)
Most Montana cities have local laws against texting/talking on cell phones; no statewide ban described
Right turn on red
allowed after complete stop unless prohibited
Open container
prohibited (open containers must be in trunk/inaccessible area; sealed containers OK)
Child seat
Children up to age 6 AND under 60 lbs must be in child safety seat

Notable Montana-specific rules

  • First-year restricted license violation: 20-60 hours community service first offense; 6-month suspension second
  • Insurance violation = 5 points and fines
  • Cell phone laws are city-by-city, not statewide

Chapter 1 GDL Program, Chapter 2 Safety Belts/Child Restraints Required, Chapter 8 Alcohol/Open Containers

About the Montana DMV test

The Montana MVD written knowledge test has 33 questions. You need to answer 27 correctly (~82%) to pass and get your MT driver's license or learner's permit.

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Official Montana DMV resources

Montana DMV test FAQ

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¿Cuál es el límite de concentración de alcohol en sangre (BAC) para conductores menores de 21 años en Montana?

Montana tiene una ley de tolerancia cero para conductores menores de 21 años; el límite de BAC es 0.02%, lo que significa que cualquier cantidad medible de alcohol puede resultar en una condena por DUI y suspensión de la licencia.

MT-specific

¿Cuántos puntos llevan a la suspensión de la licencia en Montana?

Acumular 6 o más puntos de demérito en 12 meses resulta en una suspensión de licencia de 30 días en Montana; los conductores con 12 o más puntos en 24 meses también enfrentan suspensión.

MT-specific

¿Cuáles son las restricciones de pasajeros para una licencia provisional en Montana?

Los conductores en Montana menores de 18 años con licencia provisional no pueden transportar pasajeros menores de 18 años (excepto hermanos) durante los primeros 6 meses, y los pasajeros están limitados a un miembro de familia no inmediata menor de 18 años durante los siguientes 6 meses.

How many questions are on the Montana DMV test?

The Montana MVD written test has 33 multiple-choice questions covering traffic laws, road signs, safe driving, and state-specific rules.

What score do I need to pass the MT DMV test?

You need to answer 27 questions correctly, which is ~82%. Our practice tests match this exact format.

Is the Montana DMV practice test free?

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How accurate are these Montana practice questions?

Our questions are based on the official Montana Driver Handbook, public question banks, and common DMV test patterns. We cross-verify with AI and human review.

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