Delaware Permit Test Marathon (All Questions)

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How old must you be to apply for a Delaware Level One Learner's Permit (outside the IEP exception)?

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These questions were written from the Delaware Driver Manual (July 2026). 73 of the 121 Delaware questions in this test cover rules that are specific to Delaware or differ between states. Every answer comes with an explanation and a link to the exact page it comes from, so you can check it yourself.

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  1. How old must you be to apply for a Delaware Level One Learner's Permit (outside the IEP exception)?

    • A At least 15 and under 18
    • B At least 15 and a half
    • C At least 17 and under 21
    • D At least 16 and under 18
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    D. At least 16 and under 18

    Delaware's Level One Learner's Permit is for applicants who are at least 16 and younger than 18, or up to 22 for students on an active IEP. Remember: 16 is the starting line in Delaware.

    Source: Delaware Driver Manual, page 28

  2. You move to a new address within Delaware. How long do you have to notify the DMV?

    • A 10 days
    • B 60 days
    • C 30 days
    • D Until your next license renewal
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    C. 30 days

    After you change your Delaware address, you have 30 days to tell both the Driver License and Vehicle Registration sections of the DMV. You can do it online or at any DMV location.

    Source: Delaware Driver Manual, page 33

  3. In Delaware, what blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is conclusive evidence that a driver is under the influence?

    • A .08 or greater
    • B .10 or greater
    • C .05 or greater
    • D .15 or greater
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    A. .08 or greater

    A BAC of .08 or more, or the presence of any illicit or recreational drug, is conclusive evidence of driving under the influence in Delaware. You can still be charged below .08 if alcohol has impaired you.

    Source: Delaware Driver Manual, page 50

  4. How much room does Delaware law require when you pass a bicyclist?

    • A At least eighteen inches
    • B At least two feet
    • C At least ten feet
    • D At least three feet
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    D. At least three feet

    Under the Bicycle Friendly Delaware Act, give cyclists at least three feet when passing. If the lane is too narrow to share, change lanes completely.

    Source: Delaware Driver Manual, page 96

  5. School bus stopped with red lights flashing on a two-lane road; you approach from the opposite direction
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    School bus stopped with red lights flashing on a two-lane road; you approach from the opposite directionYouRed lights flashing, stop arm out

    On a two-lane road, an oncoming school bus stops with red lights flashing and its stop arm out. What must you do?

    • A Slow down and pass carefully
    • B Stop only if children are in your lane
    • C Stop before reaching the bus
    • D Keep going, because you are in the opposite lane
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    C. Stop before reaching the bus

    Delaware drivers must stop for a stopped school bus from either direction. The only exception is on the opposite side of a highway with four or more lanes, and even then you must proceed slowly.

    Source: Delaware Driver Manual, page 89