This Comprehensive Driver’s Education (CDE) Practice Test is designed to help you prepare for the LTO CDE Online Validation Exam, which is a requirement for obtaining or renewing a driver’s license in the Philippines.
The test contains 25 multiple-choice questions that cover essential topics every responsible driver must know and apply.
When you’re ready, click the START QUIZ button below to begin your practice test. Read each question carefully and choose the best answer among the given options. The incorrect answer will be marked red so you can learn from your mistakes, while the correct answer will be highlighted in green.
Topics Covered
This reviewer includes questions about:
- Road safety and defensive driving principles
- Traffic rules, signs, and road markings
- Driver’s duties, responsibilities, and legal rights
- Road courtesy and proper driving etiquette
- Land Transportation and traffic-related laws
- Basic vehicle maintenance and emergency preparedness
Each question is designed to reflect actual scenarios or items similar to those that appear in the official LTO CDE exam.
Tips to Pass the Actual LTO CDE Exam
- Study official LTO materials and familiarize yourself with common road signs and their meanings.
- Understand the color codes of road lines and what they indicate — for example, yellow lines separate opposite traffic directions, while white lines separate lanes going the same way.
- Remember the basic rules of right of way and proper overtaking procedures.
- Always keep in mind the penalties for common violations like reckless driving, overspeeding, and driving under the influence.
- Practice road courtesy — respect pedestrians, cyclists, and fellow motorists at all times.
- Stay updated with current LTO rules and guidelines, especially if new road safety laws have been introduced.
Final Reminder Before the Actual Exam
In the official LTO Comprehensive Driver’s Education (CDE) exam, you must score at least 13 out of 25 (52%) to pass. The questions are randomly generated and based on official LTO guidelines, so understanding the concepts—not just memorizing answers—is key.
The goal of the CDE exam is not only to test your knowledge but also to ensure you are a responsible, disciplined, and safety-conscious driver. Driving is a privilege, not a right, and every motorist plays an important role in keeping Philippine roads safe for everyone