Wisconsin test format
Wisconsin Class D knowledge-test format
Wisconsin offers the regular Class D knowledge test in person at DMV service centers and an online option for eligible drivers age 15–17. The state also tests road signs as part of the permit process.
- 80%online passing score
- 2maximum online attempts
- $10online fee per attempt
Online option for ages 15–17
The supervised online test requires a laptop or desktop with a webcam, costs $10 per attempt, permits two online attempts and requires a final score of at least 80%.
In-person testing is walk-in and free
DMV service-center knowledge testing requires no appointment and no test fee; allow about 45 minutes for Class D testing.
Online passing result still leads to a DMV visit
After passing online, bring the completion certificate and required documents to a DMV Customer Service Center to apply for the instruction permit.
Related Road to Permit guides
Official sources
- Wisconsin DMV — Instruction Permit
- Wisconsin DMV — Knowledge Tests
- Wisconsin DMV — Teen Drivers
- Wisconsin DMV — Motorists' Handbook
- Wisconsin DMV — Schedule Road Test
- Wisconsin DMV — Fees
- Wisconsin DMV — Customer Service Centers
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