Free DGT tests online: where to practise (and when paying pays off) 🆓
Quick answer: You can take free DGT tests in three places: the DGT's own official tests (real questions, but few and untracked), free websites with ads, and TraficoTest's demo exams — 4 full licence B exams, no sign-up, in official 30-question / 30-minute mode with instant correction and explanations. What free doesn't give you: updated questions at volume, mistake statistics and a measure of when you're ready.
Updated: 17/08/2026 · Sources: DGT, BOE and current regulations
Where to take free tests right now (table)
| Where | The good | The bad |
|---|---|---|
| DGT's official tests (dgt.es) | Questions from the official bank, real interface | Few questions, no plan, no statistics |
| Free websites with ads | High volume to start | Some outdated questions, ads, no explanations |
| TraficoTest demos (no sign-up) | 4 full licence B exams in official mode, with explanations | Limited to the demo exams |
What paid platforms actually add
Four concrete things: (1) updated volume — 3,000+ questions aligned with the 2026 rules, V-16 included; (2) per-topic statistics that turn your mistakes into a revision plan; (3) unlimited mock exams in official mode; (4) readiness measurement — on TraficoTest, your real pass probability. With the DGT fee at €94.05 and fewer than half passing first time, a subscription from €0.22/day costs less than a single fail — the full breakdown here.
The smart strategy: free first, paid when it gets serious
- Take a free demo exam today to see your real level.
- If you're below 70%, study the theory by topic before more tests.
- Once the exam is in sight (date booked or appointment near), switch to unlimited mocks with statistics.
- Book the exam only at a stable 90% — the full rule in how to pass first try.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I take a free DGT test without signing up?
On the DGT website and on TraficoTest — 4 full demo exams, no sign-up.
Are the DGT's free tests enough to pass?
Useful for the format, but few and without statistics — they don't cover the full syllabus.
Is a paid test platform worth it?
If it's serious, yes — from €0.22/day, less than repeating the €94.05 fee.
Is an online licence B test like the real exam?
In official mode, yes: 30 questions, 30 min, max 3 mistakes — like at the DGT.
