DMV Prep: California
Email support@dmvtest.fyi — questions, bug reports, a question you think is wrong, or a language you would like added. Please include your iOS version and the language you were studying in. Or use the form:
No. Every question and explanation in the app is original text written from the California Vehicle Code and the official California Driver's Handbook and Motorcycle Handbook. The DMV does not publish its exam pool. The app follows the real test's format — 36 questions with 6 mistakes allowed if you are 18 or older, 46 with 8 allowed if you are under 18 — so the exam simulator feels like the real thing.
English, Español, 中文, Tiếng Việt, 한국어, Русский, العربية, فارسی, Armenian, Punjabi and Tagalog. Every question, answer and explanation is translated, for the driver's license and the motorcycle license, and the English can sit under every question. Arabic and Persian display fully right-to-left.
No. Questions, lessons, road signs, the handbook and your progress all work offline. A connection is only needed for the official DMV links, for buying or restoring a subscription, and for syncing your progress between your devices through iCloud.
The first six lessons of each Learn path, for the driver's license and for the motorcycle license, are free, as are one run of the Permit Test Simulator, the handbook and every road sign. A Full Access subscription (weekly, monthly or 6-month, auto-renewing) unlocks the rest of both paths, unlimited simulator runs, practice by topic, the study drills and the cheat sheets. Subscriptions are managed by Apple: to cancel or ask for a refund, use your Apple Account settings or reportaproblem.apple.com.
An iPhone with Apple Intelligence. It answers in English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese or Korean and runs entirely on your device: free, working with no signal, and sending nothing anywhere.
No. There is no account, no ads and no tracking; your progress stays on your device (and in your own iCloud if you use more than one device). See the privacy policy.
Please send the question text (or a screenshot), the language you were studying in and what you think the right answer is. Every report is checked against the current handbook.
The DMV publishes the handbook, sample knowledge tests and appointment booking free of charge at dmv.ca.gov. The app links to these directly.