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Old 09-23-2008, 05:49 PM
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Default Driving test - any online resources for practice tests?
I have only found 1 free online practice test for the written drivers' exam in Texas;

Texas DMV Practice Tests - DMV Permit Written Test - License, CDL, & Motorcycle - DMV.ORG

Does anyone know of any other online resources for learning the Texas Drivers' Handbook and testing online?

And do other states' rules differ so much that it would be a bad idea to use their online sample/practice tests...?

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Usually if you study the booklet you can pick up at the DMV you'll be fine. If you did OK on the Texas practice test you should be OK.
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Usually if you study the booklet you can pick up at the DMV you'll be fine. If you did OK on the Texas practice test you should be OK.
I wish I had your confidence! But thanks
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