Robbert van Krieken

How Many Questions Are on the Jamaica Written Driving Test?

One of the most common questions from learner drivers preparing for their Jamaica Written Driving Test is: how many questions are actually on the test? This article gives you everything you need to know about the format of the TAJ written test before you sit it.

How Many Questions Are on the Test?

The Jamaica Written Driving Test administered by the Tax Administration Jamaica (TAJ) consists of two sections:

• Section 1 — Traffic Signs and Signals: Questions on traffic signs, road markings, and traffic lights used on Jamaican roads
• Section 2 — Rules of the Road: Questions on the Jamaica Highway Code, right of way, speed limits, defensive driving and road safety

The total number of questions is approximately 30 to 40 multiple choice questions depending on the version of the test administered at your TAJ examination centre.

What is the Pass Mark?

To pass the Jamaica Written Driving Test you must score at least 75% — approximately 24 out of 30 correct answers. If you score below the pass mark you will need to retake the test at a TAJ examination centre.

How Long Does the Test Take?

The Jamaica Written Driving Test typically takes between 30 and 45 minutes to complete. Questions are multiple choice so you select the correct answer from a set of options. There is no essay writing or open-ended questions.

What Topics Are Covered?

The Written Driving Test covers all topics from the official Jamaica Highway Code, including:

• Traffic signs — warning signs, regulatory signs and informational signs
• Traffic lights and road markings
• Right of way rules at junctions and roundabouts
• Speed limits on Jamaican roads
• Safe following distances
• Overtaking rules
• Pedestrian crossings
• Defensive driving principles
• Rules for holders of a provisional learner's licence

How to Prepare for the Jamaica Written Driving Test

The best way to prepare is to study the official Jamaica Highway Code and practice with timed mock exams. Our platform offers free Road Code practice questions, traffic sign tests and timed mock exams in the same format as the real TAJ written test.

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