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Tennessee DMV Practice Test 2026

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Tennessee DMV is administered by the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, headquartered in Nashville. The official Tennessee written knowledge exam has 30 questions, and drivers must answer 24 correctly (80%) to pass. Our practice tests match the exact format, topics, and difficulty of the real Tennessee DMV test.

Tennessee Specialty

What makes the Tennessee DMV test unique?

State Specialty

Tennessee's exam covers Smoky Mountains driving, three-point turns on narrow roads, and the state's strict hands-free law.

Tennessee-Specific Law

Tennessee's hands-free law (2019) prohibits holding a phone while driving — even stopped at red lights; first-offense fine is $50.

Study Tip

Three-point turn procedure is tested in both written and road exams — know the steps.

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Parking, Stopping & Standing

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Bicycles, Motorcycles & Pedestrians

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Tennessee DMV Test FAQ

Answers to the questions Tennessee test-takers ask most.

How many questions are on the Tennessee DMV written test?
The Tennessee DMV written (knowledge) exam contains 30 multiple-choice questions. You must answer at least 24 correctly (80%) to pass. The test is administered by the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security.
What makes Tennessee's DMV test different?
Tennessee's exam covers Smoky Mountains driving, three-point turns on narrow roads, and the state's strict hands-free law.
What's a Tennessee-specific rule I should memorize?
Tennessee's hands-free law (2019) prohibits holding a phone while driving — even stopped at red lights; first-offense fine is $50.

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