DMV Practice Test Pro 2024
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3.9star
218 reviews
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About this app
Designed to help users pass the DMV written test on their first try, DMV Test Pro offers all free up-to-date and state-specific test resources you can find online. You can:
Kick off DMV practice tests here at anytime
Download latest Official DMV Driver's manuals PDF
Find the nearest DMV Office with locations, contact info & hours
Eager to get your driving license as soon as possible? Download your personal DMV Test Pro and get ready now!
Kick off DMV practice tests here at anytime
Download latest Official DMV Driver's manuals PDF
Find the nearest DMV Office with locations, contact info & hours
Eager to get your driving license as soon as possible? Download your personal DMV Test Pro and get ready now!
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4.0
212 reviews
Emy Dykes
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April 27, 2024
Bad errors Bad Wording sentences leaving to more confusion The questions it gave me where completely Different to what should have been the answers. As if it belonged to a different question Entirely
5 people found this review helpful
Raja Ilyas
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May 6, 2024
It is very helpful. I hope I will be successful. My problem is my English is not perfect and I misunderstand meanings and make mistakes.
Trisha
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December 27, 2023
Despite the abundance of ads to dismiss (no apps are 100% free, you pay with ad views or $), this would be a good enough additional test prep tool if the writers were native English speakers AND could always have accurately scored answers. For example, the phrase they use as one of the multiple choice answers is "All the others." What they should use instead is an opposite phrase: "None of the above." For the CA DMV test, they believe that a pedestrian should NOT "follow rules of the road
31 people found this review helpful
