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The Class C test has 25 questions, a 20-minute time limit, and an 88% passing score. That requires 22 correct answers. This practice set mirrors those settings but contains original study questions.
Study Maryland signs, road rules, permits, passenger and nighttime restrictions, and safe driving with 61 original questions and cited explanations.
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Maryland MVA’s Class C test has 25 questions, a 20-minute limit, and an 88% passing score (22 correct). This practice uses original questions and the published format; it is not the official exam.
The MVA Class C knowledge test checks motor vehicle laws and safe driving practices. Its driver tutorial uses 25-question sets and offers untimed practice plus a 20-minute timed option. Read the current Maryland Driver’s Manual, then use the explanations here to review the rules you missed.
The Class C test has 25 questions, a 20-minute time limit, and an 88% passing score. That requires 22 correct answers. This practice set mirrors those settings but contains original study questions.
A Maryland learner’s permit holder must be accompanied by a qualified supervising driver age 21 or older who has held a license for at least three years. The supervisor sits in the front passenger seat, with no other front-seat passenger.
For a learner under 25, Maryland requires at least 60 hours of supervised practice, including 10 hours during the specified nighttime period. Applicants age 25 or older have a separate 14-hour requirement, including three nighttime hours.
Drivers under 18 generally hold a learner’s permit for nine violation-free months before a provisional license. Early provisional restrictions include a midnight-to-5 a.m. limit and passenger limits for the first 151 days, with exceptions described by MVA.
The MVA Class C knowledge test has 25 questions.
You need 88% or higher, which means at least 22 correct answers out of 25.
The MVA allows 20 minutes for the noncommercial knowledge test.
No. These questions were independently written from public MVA manuals, guidance, and Maryland law. They are not actual or confidential exam questions.
Use current MVA publications and Maryland statutes to check testing details and licensing rules.
Open the Maryland Driver’s Manual ↗Check MVA knowledge-test format and passing score ↗Use the Maryland Online Driver Test Tutorial ↗Review Maryland learner’s permit rules ↗Read Maryland’s Graduated Licensing System guidance ↗Read Maryland Transportation §21-706 on school-bus stops ↗Read Maryland Transportation §21-1209 on bicycle passing clearance ↗Review Maryland’s Move Over law guidance ↗USA Exam Practice is independent and is not affiliated with the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration or Maryland Department of Transportation. Maryland questions last reviewed November 7, 2026.
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