Utah · Road Signs Test
Utah permit-test facts: Questions: 50 questions for never licensed (closed-book); 25 questions for previously licensed (open-book); To pass: Applicant must pass the written knowledge test; numeric passing score is not stated; Minimum age: 15 years minimum; Utah lists separate permit requirements for ages 15, 16–17, 18, and 19+; Fee: $19 learner-permit fee; Re-takes: May test twice in one day; after three failures, a second fee is required and a retest appointment is needed; Official handbook: Utah Driver Handbook (2026 link on the current DLD page).
Road sign questions are the easiest points on the Utah permit test — once you learn the shape and color system, most sign questions answer themselves. This page teaches that system, then lets you drill real sign-style practice questions from the Utah Driver Handbook link on the current DLD page).
Miss a sign question in practice and the AI tutor explains not just the sign, but the family of signs it belongs to — so one explanation covers a dozen future questions.
Utah permit-test facts: Questions: 50 questions for never licensed (closed-book); 25 questions for previously licensed (open-book); To pass: Applicant must pass the written knowledge test; numeric passing score is not stated; Minimum age: 15 years minimum; Utah lists separate permit requirements for ages 15, 16–17, 18, and 19+; Fee: $19 learner-permit fee; Re-takes: May test twice in one day; after three failures, a second fee is required and a retest appointment is needed; Official handbook: Utah Driver Handbook (2026 link on the current DLD page).
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| Fact | Answer | Evidence status |
|---|---|---|
| Questions | 50 questions for never licensed (closed-book); 25 questions for previously licensed (open-book) | Verified against cited official source |
| To pass | Applicant must pass the written knowledge test; numeric passing score is not stated | Verified against cited official source |
| Minimum age | 15 years minimum; Utah lists separate permit requirements for ages 15, 16–17, 18, and 19+ | Verified against cited official source |
| Fee | $19 learner-permit fee | Verified against cited official source |
| Re-takes | May test twice in one day; after three failures, a second fee is required and a retest appointment is needed | Verified against cited official source |
| Official handbook | Utah Driver Handbook (2026 link on the current DLD page) | Verified against cited official source |
Official source
Field evidence reviewed: 2026-09-14 (retrieved)
Three sample questions from our practice bank. Read the explanation after each.
Question 1 · Knowledge test
How many questions are on the Utah never-licensed knowledge test?
Correct answer: 50 questions
Utah: 50 questions, get 40 right (80%) to pass.
Question 2 · Mountain driving
When driving through a Utah canyon in winter, what is a key precaution?
Correct answer: Watch for ice in shaded sections and on bridges
In winter canyons: slow down and watch for ice in shaded areas and on bridges.
Question 3 · Traffic signals
What should you do when approaching a yellow traffic light?
Correct answer: Slow down and prepare to stop
Yellow means prepare to stop — don’t speed up to beat the light.
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The exact mix varies by test version, but sign identification is one of the largest topic groups on the Utah exam. Treat signs as must-have points — they're the most predictable questions on the test.
No. Learn the shape and color system first — it covers the majority of sign questions, even for signs you've never seen. Then memorize the handful of unique signs (stop, yield, no passing zone, railroad, school zone).
Usually yes — the Utah test typically shows the sign image and asks its meaning, or describes a situation and asks which sign applies. Our practice questions mirror both formats.
Yes — the demo and your first full practice test are free, no card required. Unlimited sign drills come with the State Pass ($24.99, one-time, 6 months) or Complete Pass ($39.99, 12 months).
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