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Oklahoma DMV Practice Test
in Vietnamese

Practice the DMV test with Vietnamese translations

50 questions · 80% to pass · Free to start

Important: Oklahoma Real Test is English Only

Oklahoma conducts all DMV exams in English only. Use DMVPrep Pro to understand the material in your language, then practice reading and answering questions in English before your appointment.

About the Oklahoma DMV Test

Are you getting ready for the DMV written test? If Vietnamese is your first language, studying traffic rules in English can be confusing. DMVPrep Pro helps you practice with simple questions and clear explanations. You can also view translations in Vietnamese to help you understand every rule.

The Oklahoma DMV written test has 50 questions. You need to answer 80% correctly to pass. Oklahoma has 50 questions. Note that the test is English only as of 2026.

Questions

80%

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Free

To Practice

Sample Question / Cau hoi mau

Each question is shown in English and Vietnamese. The real test is in English — practice both.

1. What does a white rectangular sign with black text usually show?

Bien bao hinh chu nhat mau trang voi chu den thuong cho biet dieu gi?

A warning

A law or rule you must follow/ Mot luat hoac quy tac ban phai tuan theo

A suggestion

A construction zone

White rectangular signs are regulatory signs. They show rules you must follow, like speed limits and parking rules.

Bien bao hinh chu nhat mau trang la bien bao quy dinh. Chung the hien cac quy tac ban phai tuan theo, nhu gioi han toc do va quy tac dau xe.

2. You want to change lanes on the highway. What should you do first?

Ban muon doi lan duong tren duong cao toc. Ban nen lam gi truoc tien?

Speed up

Check mirrors and blind spots/ Kiem tra guong va diem mu

Honk your horn

Slow down immediately

Before changing lanes, always check your mirrors and look over your shoulder to check your blind spot. Signal before you move.

Truoc khi doi lan, luon kiem tra guong va nhin qua vai de kiem tra diem mu. Bat den xi nhan truoc khi chuyen lan.

3. What should you do when an emergency vehicle approaches with lights and sirens?

Ban nen lam gi khi xe khan cap den gan voi den va coi hieu?

Speed up to clear the way

Stop in the middle of the road

Pull over to the right and stop/ Di vao le phai va dung lai

Ignore it

Pull over to the right side of the road and stop until the emergency vehicle passes. This is the law in all 50 states.

Di vao le duong ben phai va dung lai cho den khi xe khan cap di qua. Day la luat o tat ca 50 tieu bang.

Practice All 50 Questions

Study Tips for Vietnamese Speakers

1Practice road signs first — they are visual and quick to learn.
2Use the translation feature when you see a word you do not know.
3Take the Quick Test mode every day to build your confidence.
4Read the state-specific study guide before your test day.
5Focus on right-of-way rules — they are often on the test.

Common Road Signs

Road signs are on every DMV test. Learn these 4 first.

Stop Sign

Come to a complete stop. Check traffic before going.

Yield Sign

Slow down and give way to other traffic.

Speed Limit

The maximum speed allowed on this road.

Warning Sign

Caution — a hazard or change is ahead.

Practice All Road Signs

常见问题 / Frequently Asked Questions

Can I take the Oklahoma DMV test in Vietnamese?

The DMV written test in this state must be taken in English only. Use DMVPrep Pro to study with translations, then practice the English versions before your test.

How many questions are on the Oklahoma DMV test?

The Oklahoma DMV written test has 50 questions. You need to answer 80% correctly to pass. That means getting at least 40 questions right.

What if I fail the DMV test?

You can retake it. Most states make you wait a few days before trying again. Use that time to practice more with DMVPrep Pro.

Why should I practice in English even if my language is available?

Even if your state offers the test in your language, practicing in English helps you understand road signs and instructions you will see every day while driving in the US. Signs, markings, and police instructions are always in English.