Florida Online Learner's Permit Test FAQs

• 50 multiple choice questions and you are given 60 minutes to complete.
• 40 correct answers results in a passed exam.
• 11 wrong answers results in a failed exam.
• You will also be asked 7 security questions at random during the exam.
• If you answer 3 security questions incorrectly, the exam will be marked as a failure.
• If you successfully pass the test, you will be taken to a confirmation page that provides you with details on your exam. We recommend you print out!
• If you fail the exam, you will be given an opportunity to register, pay and take the exam again (if eligible).
• You have up to three total online attempts before you would be required to take the test in person at a Driver License office.

Your score for the online learner’s permit test is reported electronically to the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles immediately after you take the test.

The State of Florida will have a record of your test score in their system when you go to the driver license or Tax Collector’s Office to apply for your Florida Learner's Permit.

After successful completion, you will also be provided a confirmation page.

Please print out a copy and take it with you to the Tax Collector's Office

If you lose your Internet connection or you experience computer problems that prevent you from continuing with the test, that attempt will be considered a failed attempt.

Remember, you get three attempts online to receive a passing score.

During registration, you will be required to answer 10 security questions (e.g. “Have you graduated from high school?”).

You will be asked the same questions again at random points during the test, and you will be required to provide the same answer you provided during registration.

These questions are required by DHSMV to validate the identity of the person taking the test. Missing three of these questions during the test will result in a failed attempt.