Delaware DMV Handbook 2024

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Because it’s America’s second smallest state, you can easily drive and experience much of Delaware’s charm in a short weekend. Its flat, scenic roads give drivers prime view of the Atlantic Ocean coastline as well as the Delaware River. But before you can become a licensed driver and explore all that Delaware has to offer you will need to pass the required state driver’s test. Take the steps necessary now to prepare for the test by becoming familiar with the information in the official Delaware Drivers Handbook .

No matter if you’re new to driving or have years behind the wheel, the Delaware Drivers Handbook is not only an essential study tool to help you pass the written test it can also help you become a better driver.

Preparing With the DE Drivers Handbook

Ready to pass the State of Delaware Drivers Written Exam on your first attempt? While the handbook is a great way to become familiar with rules of the road and road signs you will at some point need to test that knowledge. Let our Delaware practice permit test provide an easy way for you to get that critical feedback. Our practice tests are designed to closely simulate the questions and answers from the real Delaware written drivers test.
Of course, we encourage you to study and thoroughly review the official Delaware Drivers Manual but together with the practice tests, you will be giving yourself the best possible chance to pass the first time. That means no more wasted trips going back the DMV.

Get started now and before you know it, you’ll be experiencing the true freedom of the open road!

Topics Covered in the Handbook

The Delaware Driver’s Manual is published by the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles and covers the following topics.

  • Driver’s license information – requirements, applying, classifications, examination
  • Vehicle equipment – headlights, safety belts and restraints
  • Rules of the Road – signals and signs, work zones, Delaware laws, traffic control, speed
  • Driving Skills and Safety – Before you drive, basic driving, communicating
  • Emergencies – avoiding collisions, crashes and accidents, protecting yourself