Free Tennessee DMV Driving Test Practice 2026 / TN

Question 1

In Tennessee, it is always illegal to drive with a blood or breath alcohol concentration of at least what level?

Accepted Answer

0.08 percent

Answer

0.10 percent

Answer

0.05 percent

Answer

0.02 percent

Question 2

Tennessee law makes it unlawful not only to drive but also to be in physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 3

Besides alcohol, what else can make a Tennessee driver guilty of DUI?

Accepted Answer

Any intoxicant, marijuana or narcotic drug

Answer

Only prescription sedatives

Answer

Only illegal street drugs

Answer

Only substances that show up on a breath test

Question 4

A driver at least 16 but not yet 21 commits underage driving while impaired in Tennessee at what BAC?

Accepted Answer

.02 percent

Answer

.00 percent

Answer

.05 percent

Answer

.08 percent

Question 5

What is the license penalty for a Tennessee underage driving while impaired conviction?

Accepted Answer

Loss of license for one year

Answer

30-day suspension

Answer

Loss of license for six months

Answer

A warning letter only

Question 6

What fine accompanies a Tennessee underage driving while impaired conviction?

Accepted Answer

$250

Answer

$50

Answer

$100

Answer

$1,000

Question 7

Under Tennessee's Implied Consent Law, what have you already agreed to by driving in the state?

Accepted Answer

To submit to a test of the alcohol or drug content of your blood if an officer asks

Answer

To allow your vehicle to be searched at any time

Answer

To attend a defensive driving course after any crash

Answer

To carry a copy of the driver manual in your vehicle

Question 8

What is the minimum jail time for a first DUI conviction in Tennessee?

Accepted Answer

48 hours

Answer

24 hours

Answer

7 days

Answer

30 days

Question 9

A first Tennessee DUI conviction carries a longer minimum jail term if the driver's BAC is at or above what level?

Accepted Answer

0.20 percent

Answer

0.10 percent

Answer

0.15 percent

Answer

0.25 percent

Question 10

How long is the license revocation for a first DUI conviction in Tennessee?

Accepted Answer

1 year

Answer

6 months

Answer

2 years

Answer

90 days

Question 11

What is the fine range for a first DUI conviction in Tennessee?

Accepted Answer

$350 to $1,500

Answer

$100 to $500

Answer

$600 to $3,500

Answer

$1,100 to $10,000

Question 12

How long is the license revocation for a second DUI conviction in Tennessee?

Accepted Answer

2 years

Answer

1 year

Answer

3 years

Answer

5 years

Question 13

What is the minimum jail term for a second DUI conviction in Tennessee?

Accepted Answer

45 days

Answer

48 hours

Answer

7 days

Answer

120 days

Question 14

Starting with which DUI conviction does Tennessee apply vehicle seizure and forfeiture?

Accepted Answer

The second

Answer

The first

Answer

The third

Answer

The fourth

Question 15

What is the license revocation range for a third DUI conviction in Tennessee?

Accepted Answer

3 to 10 years

Answer

1 to 2 years

Answer

2 to 5 years

Answer

5 years to indefinite

Question 16

A fourth or subsequent DUI conviction in Tennessee is classified as what?

Accepted Answer

A Class E felony

Answer

A misdemeanor

Answer

A Class A misdemeanor

Answer

A civil infraction

Question 17

What is the minimum jail term for a fourth or subsequent DUI conviction in Tennessee?

Accepted Answer

150 days

Answer

120 days

Answer

1 year

Answer

45 days

Question 18

What license revocation applies to a fourth or subsequent DUI conviction in Tennessee?

Accepted Answer

5 years to indefinite

Answer

3 to 10 years

Answer

2 years

Answer

1 year

Question 19

A person who is 18, 19 or 20 and is convicted of purchasing or possessing alcohol in Tennessee loses driving privileges for how long?

Accepted Answer

One year

Answer

30 days

Answer

6 months

Answer

Two years

Question 20

An 18- to 20-year-old in Tennessee can lose driving privileges for an alcohol purchase conviction even if they were never in a vehicle.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 21

A second conviction for alcohol purchase or possession by an 18- to 20-year-old in Tennessee costs driving privileges for how long?

Accepted Answer

Two years

Answer

One year

Answer

Three years

Answer

Six months

Question 22

A Tennessee resident aged 13 through 17 who possesses, consumes or sells alcohol or drugs loses driving privileges for how long?

Accepted Answer

One year or until age 17, whichever is longer

Answer

Until age 16

Answer

Six months

Answer

30 days

Question 23

A second alcohol or drug conviction for a Tennessee juvenile aged 13 through 17 costs driving privileges for how long?

Accepted Answer

Two years or until age 18, whichever is longer

Answer

One year or until age 17

Answer

Six months

Answer

Until age 21

Question 24

By Tennessee law, at least what share of the knowledge test questions must deal with drugs and alcohol?

Accepted Answer

25 percent

Answer

10 percent

Answer

15 percent

Answer

50 percent

Question 25

Roughly how is the Tennessee knowledge test divided by subject?

Accepted Answer

Four equal areas: traffic signs and signals, safe driving, rules of the road, and drugs and alcohol

Answer

Entirely rules of the road

Answer

Half signs, half parking

Answer

Three equal areas: signs, speed limits, and licensing

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