Free Oklahoma DMV Practice Test 2026
The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety knowledge test is 20 questions. These sample questions come from the same bank we use for full practice tests, and each one is drawn from the official Oklahoma driver handbook. Every answer below explains why it is right — and why the tempting wrong answer is wrong, which is usually where the score is actually lost.
15 of 20 correct to pass, 60-minute limit.
Exam format checked against Service Oklahoma written knowledge test on 2026-07-27.
134 practice questions available for Oklahoma.
5 sample questions with answers
Signs & Signals
1. When a cyclist approaches a stop sign and sees no immediate danger, what should they do?
- Proceed without stopping after slowing down
- Come to a complete stop before proceeding
- Yield to pedestrians then proceed at normal speed
Correct answer: Proceed without stopping after slowing down
Why: According to Oklahoma bicycle safety rules, if no danger is present when approaching a stop sign, cyclists can proceed without stopping after slowing down.
Right-of-Way Rules
2. At a four-way stop intersection, two cars arrive at exactly the same time. What should happen?
- The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right
- The driver on the right yields to the driver on the left
- Both drivers should proceed at the same time since they arrived together
Correct answer: The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right
Why: When two vehicles approach a four-way stop at the same time, the driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right. This is a specific right-of-way rule that prevents confusion at intersections.
Alcohol & Drugs
3. A 12-ounce can of beer, a 5-ounce glass of wine, and a cocktail with 1.5 ounces of 80-proof spirits contain:
- The same amount of alcohol
- Different amounts of alcohol, with beer having the least
- Different amounts of alcohol, with spirits having the most
Correct answer: The same amount of alcohol
Why: According to the handbook, all three drinks contain the same amount of alcohol despite their different volumes and types. This is a key fact for understanding alcohol impairment.
Speed & Following Distance
4. When approaching an intersection, what should you do with your speed?
- Slow down before entering, then increase speed until you've cleared the intersection
- Maintain constant speed through the intersection to avoid blocking traffic
- Slow down while turning or crossing to maintain better control
Correct answer: Slow down before entering, then increase speed until you've cleared the intersection
Why: The handbook states to slow down before entering an intersection, then increase speed until you've cleared it. This allows you to assess the situation safely while maintaining smooth traffic flow.
Parking Rules
5. When entering an angle parking space, what should you do to position your car correctly?
- Steer sharply into the parking space and then straighten the wheels, centering your car
- Turn gradually into the space to avoid hitting adjacent cars
- Keep the wheels turned until fully parked to maintain the angle
Correct answer: Steer sharply into the parking space and then straighten the wheels, centering your car
Why: The handbook specifically states to steer sharply into the parking space and then straighten the wheels, centering your car. This ensures proper positioning within the space.
What's on the Oklahoma knowledge test
The Oklahoma test draws on 12 subject areas. Our question bank covers all of them with 134 active questions written from the official handbook, so practice matches the range of what you can be asked rather than a narrow slice of it.
- Signs & Signals
- Regulatory, warning, and guide signs. Traffic signal phases and meaning.
- Right-of-Way Rules
- Who goes first at intersections, ramps, crosswalks, emergency vehicles.
- Alcohol & Drugs
- BAC limits, implied consent, zero tolerance, prescription drugs.
- Speed & Following Distance
- Posted limits, basic-speed law, following distance, stopping distance.
- Parking Rules
- Curb colors, hill parking, restricted zones, towing.
- Sharing the Road
- Bicycles, motorcycles, pedestrians, large trucks, school buses.
- License & Registration
- License classes, age requirements, registration, insurance.
- Emergencies & Collisions
- Brake failure, skids, what to do at a collision, reporting.
- Lane Usage
- Passing, lane changes, HOV/carpool, turn lanes, two-way left turn.
- Signaling & Turning
- Hand signals, turn signals, U-turns, three-point turns.
- Hazards & Defensive Driving
- Distractions, fatigue, road rage, blind spots, scanning.
- Special Conditions
- Night, fog, rain, snow, construction zones, school zones.
DLStudy is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety. Questions are written from the official handbook, not copied from the real exam.