Oklahoma Written Knowledge Test
Test Anywhere, Drive Everywhere
The Oklahoma Written Test assesses your knowledge of traffic laws, road signs, and safe driving to ensure you're prepared for a Driver License.
- Online
- In-Person
Requirements
Eligibility: Under 18
- Must be at least 13½ years old and live or work on a farm, or
- Be at least 14 years old
- Must not have a suspended license in Oklahoma or any other state
Eligibility: 18+
- Must not have a suspended license in Oklahoma or any other state
Study the Material
Prepare the following
- Computer with a front-facing camera (touchscreen functionality is not supported)
- Personal information to register
- Functioning microphone
- Quiet room
How to Get Started
Step 1:
Sign Up Online
Select a test type:
- Class D
Carefully review the rules and requirements, then agree to the terms and conditions.
Step 2:
Take a Selfie
You will be asked to take two photos during registration.
- The first one will help ensure your equipment is working properly
- The second will be utilized by the system as a control photo throughout your test
Note: Small changes in appearance during testing, such as adding or removing glasses or obscuring your face with your hair or hands, can affect photo verification during your test.
Step 3:
Verify Your Identity
Enter your personal information to register, then answer the verification questions to proceed.
Under 18?*
You must have an adult (proxy) present to complete the identity verification section.
Step 4:
Begin Your Test
You'll have 60 minutes to complete your Online Written Test. Good luck!
Additional Resources
Experiencing Technical Issues?
If you experience technical issues during your test or registration process, you may reach out to Know2 Drive's tech support for help.
For Frequently Asked Questions
For a comprehensive list of FAQs, visit Know2 Drive Oklahoma.
What Next?
Visit a Location
Once you pass your exam, stop by and apply for your Learner Permit!
- Find a Service Oklahoma or Licensed Operator location near you and join the waitlist
- Next, bring the Following:
- Your Primary ID
- Your Social Security Number
- A Parent or Legal Guardian (if under 18)
- Proof of Driver Education enrollment or completion (if applicable)
- Name Change and Immigration Documents (if applicable)
* To make your Learner Permit a REAL ID, bring the above items plus two Proofs of Residency. - You will also take your vision test and meet with an examiner during your visit
If You Did Not Pass: Take a Moment to Review
Try again tomorrow – you’re one step closer to getting your Driver License! You have two attempts to pass online before needing to visit a Service Oklahoma location.
If you encountered any technical issues during testing, contact KnowTo Drive’s Customer Care Center for help.
Requirements
Eligibility: Under 18
- Must be at least 13½ years old and live or work on a farm, or
- Be at least 14 years old
- Must not have a suspended license in Oklahoma or any other state
Eligibility: 18+
- Must not have a suspended license in Oklahoma or any other state
Bring the following
- Birth Certificate or Oklahoma ID
Study the Material
What Next?
Apply for your Learner Permit
- Bring the following:
- Your Primary ID
- Your Social Security Number
- A Parent or Legal Guardian (if under 18)
- Proof of Driver Education enrollment or completion (if applicable)
- Name Change and Immigration Document (if applicable).
*To make your Learner Permit a REAL ID, bring the above items plus two Proofs of Residency. - You will take your vision test and meet with an examiner during your visit
If You Did Not Pass: Take a Moment to Review
Try again tomorrow – you’re one step closer to getting your Driver License! You have two attempts to pass online before needing to visit a Service Oklahoma location.
If you encountered any technical issues during testing, contact KnowTo Drive’s Customer Care Center for help.
Frequently Asked Questions
The test covers Oklahoma traffic laws, road signs, safe driving practices, and other essential driving knowledge. You can review the Oklahoma Driver Manual for study materials.
No, there is no extra fee for taking the Written Exam online.
While the Written Exam can be taken as many times as needed, you may take the Written Exam online two times. After two fails on the online version, you will need to come see us in person for further attempts.
*As a reminder, there will be a $4 fee for every failed attempt added to your account that will be due at the time of issuance.
You will receive your results immediately after completing the test. Once you've passed, find a location near you and apply for your Learner Permit! Learn more here.
The fee to issue and print a Learner Permit is $42.50. There will be an additional $4 fee for every fail on your account due at the time of issuance.
You will have 60 minutes to complete the test. To pass, you must correctly answer 15 out of 20 questions.
If you experience a connection issue, the test will pause. You can log back in to resume, but repeated disconnections may require you to retake the test.
Yes, if you are under 18, a parent or guardian must be present to verify your identity before you begin the test.
You will have 60 minutes to complete the test. If you exit the test due to a technical error, you may return to the test within the allotted time frame.
At this time, the written test is only available in English.
You will need a computer with a stable internet connection, a webcam, and a microphone for identity verification and monitoring during the test. Mobile and touch screen devices are not supported at this time.
No, the online written test must be taken on a desktop or laptop computer. Mobile devices like phones are not supported.
If you are under 18 years old:
- Must be at least 13½ years old and live or work on a farm, or
- Be at least 14 years old
- Must not have a suspended license in Oklahoma or any other state
If you are over 18 years old:
- Must not have a suspended license in Oklahoma or any other state
Use the breakdown below to understand your options.
Getting a Learner Permit
A Learner Permit is required if you are under 18 to take a drive test.
Before taking the drive test, you must:
- Hold your Learner Permit for at least 180 days
- Complete at least 50 hours of behind-the-wheel training (including 10 hours at night)
- Have no traffic convictions on your driving record
- Complete the Work Zone Safe online course (free and available here)
Getting a Learner Permit
A Learner Permit is not required if you are 18 or older to take a drive test.
However, if you choose to get one for practice, you must hold it for at least 30 days before applying for an unrestricted license.
Getting a Driver License
Visit a Service Oklahoma Licensing Office to take a drive test.
During your visit, the Driving Examiner will tell you where to drive and what driving maneuvers to perform.
If you recently passed your Written Exam, you can visit a Service Oklahoma location or a Licensed Operator (tag agent) to get your Learner Permit.
If you're 18 or older and need a Driver License, you can take your drive test at:
- Service Oklahoma
- A Licensed Operator location (tag agent)
- A third-party driving school that offers drive tests
