Texas DPS Practice Test 2025

Gulf Coast humidity breeds hydroplaning along I-45, so the test emphasizes speed reduction in standing water and immediate use of low beams. Central Texas storms trigger low-water crossing closures-know the fine for driving around barricades and the “Turn Around, Don’t Drown” guidance. In West Texas, dust storms and 60-mph crosswinds on I-20 demand proper following distance and hazard-light etiquette. Panhandle winters add black ice on overpasses; DPS wants you to recall safe braking techniques and how to exit when a multi-vehicle pileup forms ahead.

You fight Beltway traffic, park early, and snake through the security line with paperwork in hand. After the clerk checks your VOE form, you breeze through the vision screener, drop belongings in a locker, and scan the kiosk tutorial. The countdown begins; you tackle frontage-road prompts first, then the rural farm-to-market question you drilled last night. When a storm-related scenario appears, you remember the Turn Around, Don’t Drown note and tap with confidence.