District of Columbia DC DMV handbooks

The DC DMV publishes a handbook for each written test. Every question on the District of Columbia knowledge tests comes from them, so read the one for your license before practicing.

Links checked on September 2, 2026. They open the agency's own copy; nothing is hosted here.

The Washington Monument above the Tidal Basin framed by pink cherry blossoms, in the District of Columbia
Washington Monument

How to study with the handbook

  1. Read the chapters on signs, right-of-way and safe driving first: they are the bulk of every test.
  2. Note the numbers specific to District of Columbia: speed limits, alcohol limits, points and teen license rules.
  3. Take a practice test, and go back to the handbook for every question you miss.