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Georgia · DDS study resources

Georgia permit test prep.

Build your knowledge of Georgia driving rules with 70 short lessons, 62 road-sign illustrations, and 652 study questions based on the course’s driver handbook edition.

A winding country road with a red car and road signs
Study questions
652
Driving lessons
70
Signs & illustrations
62
Course units
12

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A clear route through the handbook

The 70 lessons below follow 12 course units. Open a lesson to read its rules, examples, and source page references, or use the study app for its checkpoint quiz.

Unit 1 · 6 lessons

Your License

Residency, vision, classes, restrictions and Real ID

  1. Who needs a Georgia license
  2. Vision requirements
  3. License classes
  4. Restriction codes and carrying your license
  5. Applying under 18 and turning in old cards
  6. Real ID, fees and replacement cards

Unit 2 · 5 lessons

Getting Licensed

Permits, provisional and full licenses, IDs and new residents

  1. Class C Instructional Permit (CP)
  2. Getting your Class D provisional license
  3. Getting your Class C license
  4. ID cards and special licenses
  5. New Georgia residents

Unit 3 · 6 lessons

Tests, Renewals and Records

Knowledge and road tests, renewals, changes and driving records

  1. The knowledge exam
  2. Road test: booking and your vehicle
  3. Pass, fail and other license tests
  4. Road test skills
  5. Renewing by mail, new numbers and voter registration
  6. Replacements, address and name changes, and driving records

Unit 4 · 7 lessons

Right-of-Way, Passing and Turns

Who goes first, how to pass, turning and emergency vehicles

  1. Right-of-way basics
  2. Turning on red and school bus lights
  3. The Move Over law and passing work vehicles
  4. Passing on two-lane roads
  5. Passing bicycles, motorcycles and stopped cars
  6. Making turns
  7. Basic traffic laws and emergency vehicles

Unit 5 · 5 lessons

Speed, Parking and Railroad Crossings

Speed limits, slow drivers, parking rules and train crossings

  1. Speed limits
  2. Super Speeders, slow drivers and the passing lane
  3. Railroad crossings
  4. Where you can't stop or park
  5. Parallel parking and backing up

Unit 6 · 7 lessons

Work Zones and Other Traffic Laws

Work zones, DUI, dangerous driving, lights, belts and phones

  1. Highway work zones
  2. DUI and BAC limits
  3. Reckless and aggressive driving, and racing
  4. Headlights and night driving
  5. Seat belts, child restraints and littering
  6. Controlled-access roads and other rules
  7. Hands-free law and distracted driving

Unit 7 · 5 lessons

Teen Driving Laws

Graduated licensing, Joshua's Law, Class D limits and teen penalties

  1. Graduated licensing, Joshua's Law and school enrollment
  2. Driver education requirements
  3. Class D provisional license restrictions
  4. Teen suspensions
  5. Responsible adults, revocation and teens moving to Georgia

Unit 8 · 8 lessons

Signs, Signals and Markings

Sign shapes, sign types, signals, pavement markings and roundabouts

  1. Sign shapes and colors
  2. Regulatory signs
  3. Warning signs
  4. Guide, service and construction signs
  5. Traffic signals and lane control
  6. Pedestrian signals and the PHB
  7. Pavement markings
  8. Turn lanes, bike lanes and roundabouts

Unit 9 · 7 lessons

Safety Guidelines

Weather, emergencies, following distance and expressways

  1. Before you drive: tires, getting in and steering
  2. Hydroplaning and skidding
  3. Curves, fog and winter driving
  4. Vehicle emergencies
  5. Following distance and stopping
  6. Expressway driving
  7. HOV and Express lanes, carbon monoxide and clean air

Unit 10 · 5 lessons

Sharing the Road

Pedestrians, bicycles, motorcycles, school buses and trucks

  1. Pedestrians and crosswalks
  2. Sharing the road with bicycles
  3. Sharing the road with motorcycles
  4. Stopping for school buses
  5. Sharing the road with trucks and buses

Unit 11 · 6 lessons

Losing Your Driving Privileges

Suspensions, implied consent, points, limited permits and CDL rules

  1. Suspension, revocation and what triggers them
  2. Implied consent
  3. The points system
  4. Habitual violators and limited permits
  5. Safety Responsibility Law and mandatory revocations
  6. Commercial driving disqualifications

Unit 12 · 3 lessons

Crashes and Traffic Stops

What to do after a crash, deer, and being pulled over

  1. At the scene of a crash
  2. Clearing the road and avoiding deer crashes
  3. When you're pulled over

Know which test you are studying for

Georgia Knowledge Exam (Road Signs & Road Rules)

This Roadwise course uses a 40-question practice test with 30 correct answers needed to pass. Separately scored parts also have their own passing thresholds. The format can depend on your age, license class, or application type.

The Georgia knowledge exam is given as two separately-scored 20-question components (Road Signs and Road Rules); each must be passed independently at 15/20 (75%). No overall combined score or time limit is stated in the handbook. Road Signs and the driving test are given in English only; Road Rules is offered in some other languages.