Georgia DMV practice tests

$32 for a Class C license, valid eight years. A Class CP learner's permit is $10 for two years and a Class D provisional license is $10 for five. Renewing through Online Services or the DDS 2 GO app takes $5 off.

Forty in total, split into a 20-item Road Rules test and a 20-item Road Signs test. You need 15 right on each one, and the two scores are never combined.

Fifteen. A Class D provisional license follows at 16, and a full unrestricted Class C license at 18.

One year and one day before applying for a Class D license. Time held on an out-of-state permit counts once it has been transferred to Georgia, but the combined total still has to reach a year and a day.

At any DDS Customer Service Center, on the center's own computer. You must be seated at it no later than 30 minutes before the center closes for a non-commercial test, or 45 minutes before closing for a commercial one.

Yes — a mechanical device checks for 20/60 vision in one eye and a 140-degree field. A failed field test is referred out on form DS-MR-274 for an optometrist or ophthalmologist to complete.

Eight years for a Class C license or a Georgia ID card, five years for a Class D provisional license, two years for a Class CP permit, and six months for a motorcycle permit.

Twenty-six for the Road Rules section, including Amharic, Burmese, Dari, Haitian Creole, Pashto, Rohingya, Swahili, Wolof and Yoruba. Whether Road Signs is offered in those languages too is unsettled: the DDS List of Languages page says it is, while the testing-information section of the driver's manual says the sign questions are given in English only — so confirm with a Customer Service Center before you test. The road skills test, by contrast, is given in English only.

You wait one day, then seven days after a second failure, book an appointment for the retest, and pay the $10 permit fee again — it is charged per attempt and never refunded.

Yes. Walk-ins are not accepted for automobile, motorcycle or commercial road tests, and same-day slots are not offered at all. The knowledge exam is the opposite: no appointment is needed for a first attempt.

Every license and ID the state has issued after 2012 carries a gold or black Secure ID star. Only one physical card may bear it, so if your license is compliant your Georgia ID card is not.

Yes. An applicant of 18 or over signs an affidavit of 40 hours of supervised road driving, six of them at night, and must already hold a Georgia permit and have passed the knowledge exam before taking the road test.