1. Hawaii Driver's Permit Practice Test
2. Hawaii Driver's License Test Questions
3. Hawaii Driver License Written Test

Drivers in Hawaii found to be driving with a suspended drivers license might face possible fines and jail time based on the reason for the drivers license suspension and on previous convictions. Depending on the situation, drivers in Hawaii may face a maximum penalty of up to $1,000 fine and up to 30 days in jail. Take note of the order these Hawaii drivers license practice tests are arranged in - they progress from easy exams for beginners to more complex quizzes, such as the DMV cheat sheet or the permit test. Directions: If you need to get a driving license in Hawaii, you have to pass a DMV learner's permit test to demonstrate your understanding of highway signs and markings, traffic laws and safe driving practices. Our mock driving permit tests are based on the information contained in the DMV driver’s manual. To pass the knowledge test, you must demonstrate a basic understanding of Hawaii. Get a new Hawaii driver's license in 2021! Practice for FREE with our online DMV drive test! Real tasks with keys and explanations. Effective training. Highest grades with 95% drivers! BONUS: download your driving handbook Hawaii 2021! We offer two versions of our online Hawaii drivers license practice test – a 50 question version and a 100 question version. Answer the questions in the order you want to study, so you can focus on the information you need to learn.

Driver License Information

Permanent plastic driver licenses and state IDs arrive in a plain white envelope. Avoid mistaking the envelope for junk mail and throwing away your permanent plastic license or state ID. If your permanent card does not arrive after seven weeks, call: (808) 768-9128.

An expired driver license is not a valid license to legally drive. Active-duty military personnel and their dependents, whose driver license expired while they were deployed out of the country, have the benefit of having their driver license valid for 90 days after they return to the United States
Important Reminders

• The vehicle you intend to drive must have current license plates and registration card.
• The vehicle you intend to drive must have a current safety check.
• Your Hawaii motor vehicle insurance card must be current and valid. The name of the insured must be the same as the registered owner of the vehicle.
• You must have all key personal documents available when reporting for a driver license. (These include documents such as social security card, passport, and proof of residence.) A photo ID is also required when applying for services. Acceptable documents may be found at Driver License Requirements. For assistance with identifying acceptable supporting documents required to obtain a driver license, please consult our interactive Document Guide.
• To prepare for your driver license test, you should study the Hawaii Driver's Manual prior to taking the driving test and you should become familiar with local traffic laws and the rules of the road. Manuals are available at local bookstores and State libraries. An online copy is available via the State of Hawaii Department of Transportation, accessible by clicking here.
• If you are under treatment for alcohol or substance abuse, you are required to have a medical clearance to obtain a driver license.
• If you have a medical condition which may affect your fitness to drive safely, you are required to submit a Medical Report for review by the Medical Advisory Board. The Medical Report form is available at all Driver License locations, Satellite City Halls and at https://www.honolulu.gov/rep/site/csd/onlineforms/csd-medical-report-form-fillable.pdf
• If you are unable to read and/or write and understand the English language, provisions can be made for an oral examination (restrictions may apply).
• You must have an Instruction Permit before you can apply for a Road Test.
• If you are required to perform a road test, you may request a Road Test at the time of issuance of the Instruction Permit, or in person at any location for an appointment.
• If you are 15 ½ through 17 years of age and issued an Instruction Permit, you must hold the permit for a period of no fewer than 180 days. Also, you must be 16 through 17 years of age before being eligible to take the Road Test.

• For Class 4 (non-CDL) applicants, a medical examination long form (DOT 4-766) may be required if the Division of Motor Vehicles does not have a valid form on file at the time of license renewal or replacement

To receive an instruction permit in Hawaii, you’ll need to pass a knowledge test of 30 multiple-choice questions. The test is derived from the 2021 Hawaii Drivers Manual, and you’ll need to answer a minimum of 25 of the questions correctly to pass. The test is usually a written exam but is also offered orally at the Kapalama and Wahiawa locations. The knowledge test is $2, if you’re taking the written form, and $10 if you choose to take it orally. To get your permit, you’ll need to provide your birth certificate, social security number, signed consent from both parents, pass a vision test, be fingerprinted, and pay a permit fee of $5-10 on top of your testing fee. When you’ve held your permit for 180 days and are ready for your license, you’ll need to provide proof you’ve taken a driver’s education course and completed a minimum of 50 supervised hours of driving. Your driving test will be $8, and your license or provisional license will be $5-10. Our DMV practice test is a helpful study aide as the questions are based on the same information as those on the real exam.

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If you only study the official manual, your chances of passing the written knowledge test are only about 49 percent. The guide they give you at the DMV isn’t written to promote rapid learning. No matter how smart you are, it has a way to make you feel dumb: there are way too many things to remember all at once. How do you even know what you'll be tested on?

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