Colorado DMV Permit Practice Test 2024 (Updated New Rules): The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles (CO DMV) is responsible for conducting the Driving Knowledge Tests (written tests) for driver licenses and permits incorporated with the Division of the Colorado Department of Revenue.
In Colorado, anyone who operates a motor vehicle, motor-driven cycle, or moped on Colorado’s public streets and highways must be 16 or older and have a valid driver’s license. Any Colorado resident who needs to take a Driving Knowledge Test. You can take a Driving Knowledge Test online with @Home Driving Knowledge Tests, in-office, or at a driving school. Please note appointments are required and can be made at myDMV.Colorado.gov.
Colorado DMV Permit Practice Test 2024
Colorado DMV Road Sign/Traffic Signal Practice Test
CO Driving Knowledge Test (Common for all)
- Colorado DMV Permit Practice Test 1
- Colorado DMV Permit Practice Test 2
- Colorado DMV Permit Practice Test 3
- Colorado DMV Permit Practice Test 4
- Colorado DMV Permit Practice Test 5
- Colorado DMV Permit Practice Test 6
- Colorado DMV Permit Practice Test 7
CO Motorcycle (Two/Three Wheeler)
CO CDL (Commercial Driver License)
Colorado DMV Written Test 2024
Driving Knowledge Tests (written tests): This test covers driving knowledge and safety. The test questions cover the contents of this handbook including road signs, driving under the influence, driving rules, safety rules, and legal items. Written tests are not given within 30 minutes of an office’s scheduled closing time. Please plan your visit with this in mind.
Instruction permits: After passing a written test, you are eligible for an instruction permit. An instruction permit allows limited driving privileges for people learning to drive. When you are driving with an instruction permit, you must have a person who is 21 years or older who has a valid Colorado license in the front passenger seat. Minor instruction permits: Requirements to obtain and restrictions on an instruction permit vary by age. Minor permits are valid for 3 years.
| Test Name | Colorado DMV Permit Practice Test |
| Test Type | @Home Driving Knowledge Test |
| Test Mode | Online |
| Total Questions | 25 MCQs |
| Time Limit | 60 minutes |
| Test Content | road signs, driving under the influence, driving rules, safety rules, and legal items |
| Machine Required | desktop or laptop computer and a webcam with an internet connection. |
| Test Languages Offered | English and Spanish |
| Retake Limit | Twice in one day. |
Test Cost
- First attempt: Free + $5 testing fee + $1.50 credit card processing fee = $6.50
- Subsequent attempts: $11.15 + $5 testing fee + $1.50 credit card processing fee = $17.65
- If you test at a third party, you can be subject to additional fees levied by that business
CO Driving Test
The driving test measures your skill and knowledge of legal and safe driving practices. You will not be asked to do anything illegal. You may ask the examiner questions before the test begins. After that, any unnecessary talking will only interfere with the test. You will be scored during the entire test.
Classes of Drivers Licenses:
Class A – This class includes any vehicle or combination of vehicles, except a bus or motorcycle. This class includes motorized bicycles (mo-peds). This class permits the driving of vehicles including Class C and Class B but does not permit the operation of a motorcycle, motorscooter, motor-driven cycle, or a bus equipped for carrying ten or more persons.
Class B – This class includes any single vehicle except a bus or motorcycle, and will permit the licensee to tow one other vehicle of less than ten thousand pounds gross vehicle weight. This class includes motorized bicycles (mo-peds). This class permits the operation of all vehicles in Class C, but does not permit the operation of a motorcycle, motorscooter, motor-driven cycle, or a bus equipped for carrying ten or more persons.
Class C – This is the basic driver’s license and permits the operation of any two-axle vehicle. It does not permit the licensee to operate vehicles described in Classes A, B, 5 or M. It also permits the towing of one other vehicle or trailer of less than ten thousand pounds gross vehicle weight. This class includes motorized bicycles (mo-peds).
M motorcycle- any vehicle designed to travel with not more than three wheels in contact with the ground, except for those vehicles that are listed as farm tractors, and not meeting the definition of a motorscooter or motorized bicycle. Effective October 1, 1999, no new class m license will be issued. The m will appear only as an endorsement on a class r (regular) or commercial driver’s license (CDL).
Class R: Regular; any vehicle with a gross vehicle weight or gross combination weight rating of 26,000 pounds or less, transporting no more than 15 passengers including the driver, and transporting no hazardous materials in quantities requiring placarding under the department of transportation (dot) regulations.
Resources and Handbook
For information on adding a motorcycle endorsement to either a basic or Commercial Driver’s License, please obtain a Motorcycle Operator’s Handbook from any driver’s license office or from Colorado.gov/DMV.
- Fees: https://dmv.colorado.gov/state-dmv-fees
- Driver’s Handbook: https://dmv.colorado.gov/sites/dmv/files/DR2337.pdf
- CDL Handbook: Commercial Driver License Manual
- Motorcycle Operator’s Handbook: Download
- Other Resources: https://www.codot.gov/
- Driver’s Infor Home Page: https://dmv.colorado.gov/drivereducation