ID Permit Practice Test

Teens can apply for a driver training instruction permit when they are 14½ years old.

Teens can receive their driver training instruction permit by visiting the local driver exam office with a parent or guardian and showing the proper documentation. Upon completion of driver education, teens can receive a supervised instruction permit. When teens have held a supervised instruction permit for at least six months and have completed 50 hours of driving practice, they can apply for an intermediate license. To receive this license, they must pass a written knowledge test, a driving test and a vision test.

There are 40 questions on the Idaho written knowledge test.

You must answer at least 34 questions correctly to pass the test.

The key to passing as soon as possible is to study effectively. One of the best ways to study for the test is take multiple online practice exams that provide real sample questions from the written knowledge test. Click on the link to take a Idaho practice permit test and test your driving knowledge.

Driver licensing services in Idaho are provided through county sheriff offices by the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD). Visit https://itd.idaho.gov/dmv-maps/ to find the nearest location.

There is a $30 fee.

You will need to pass not just the written knowledge test but also a driving test and a vision test. You will also need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian who can consent to your licensure.