Exam simulation
25 questions in the real test format.
Open exam simulationPractice Connecticut road signs, traffic laws and safe-driving decisions for the Class D knowledge test with source-linked English explanations.
20 questions each: 4 road signs and 16 road rules
25 questions in the real test format.
Open exam simulationCheck the current licensing authority guide before your test.
View the official guideReview the published test format and source information.
View test facts25
Questions per test
20
Practice target
230
Published study questions
5
Free practice tests
Official test facts
Connecticut DMV publishes a 25-question Class D knowledge test that requires at least 20 correct answers, which is an 80% passing score.
Official sourceThe audited current DMV source does not publish a road-sign quota, separate sign minimum, answer-choice count, time limit or question type, so this site does not present those details as official facts.
Official sourceThis practice mock uses five sign questions and 20 rules questions. That split is a Trusted Local Auto learning choice, not a claim about the live Connecticut test's section allocation.
Official sourceSource and review method: question content is stored with its source metadata and remains outside public practice until it is published. Official-format facts on this page were reviewed on 2026-09-14 against Connecticut Driver's Manual and the linked licensing authority pages.
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