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Pass your DMV test faster, backed by science that tells you when you're ready.

Most DMV test preps throw questions at you and hope it sticks. DMV IQ uses spaced repetition to reinforce what you actually struggle with, plus a personalized readiness score so you know exactly when you're ready to pass, not just when you've run out of questions.

All 50 statesIQ Readiness Score™Test-day simulationsNo sign-up needed

A system, not a quiz bank.

DMV IQ uses the same learning science behind medical board prep to make sure you actually retain what you study.

Active Recall

Every question forces you to retrieve the answer from memory — the single most effective way to build long-term retention.

Spaced Repetition

Questions you miss come back at scientifically optimal intervals. Questions you know well fade away. You study less and remember more.

IQ Readiness Score

A real-time probability estimate of passing your DMV test, based on your accuracy, coverage, and memory strength across all topics.

Based on research by Roediger & Karpicke (2006), Ebbinghaus (1885), and Cepeda et al. (2006). Learn more about our method

How it works

1

Take a practice test

Pick your state and vehicle type. Answer 20-25 questions with instant feedback.

2

See your weaknesses

Every answer is analyzed by category. You'll see exactly which topics need work.

3

Study what matters

Focus your time on the categories where you're weakest — not random review.

4

Know when you're ready

Your IQ Readiness Score tells you your estimated probability of passing the real test.

Try it now — pick your state above ↑

Why DMV IQ

FeatureOther sitesDMV IQ
State-specific questions
Detailed explanationsSome
Spaced repetition
Pass probability score
Car, CDL & motorcycleCar only
Updated for 2026Outdated
Free — no signup requiredPaywalled

Built on real data

10,000+

practice questions

Covering all 50 states plus DC. Car, CDL, and motorcycle.

51

state-specific question banks

Every question sourced from official state driver handbooks and current statutes.

February 2026

last content update

Questions reviewed and updated regularly to reflect current driving laws.