Iowa Admin. Code r. 761-604.20 - Knowledge test
(1)
Written test. A knowledge test is a written test to determine
an applicant's ability to read and understand Iowa traffic laws and the highway
signs that regulate, warn, and direct traffic. A test may be revised at any
time but each test states the minimum passing score.
(2)
Three types of tests.
There are three types of knowledge tests: an operator's test, a chauffeur's
test, and a motorcycle test. The requirement for a license depends upon the
class of license desired, applicable endorsements, and the qualifications of
the applicant.
(3)
Oral
test. An applicant who is unable to read or understand a written test
may request an oral test. The oral test may be administered by an examiner or
by an automated testing device.
(4)
Test score. The test score result is valid for 180
days.
(5)
Retesting. An applicant who fails a knowledge test may repeat
the test at the discretion of the examiner.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 321.186.
Notes
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