It really depends on what state you live in. In Nebraska the DMV has a website with a practice test on the DMV page with the same questions that are on the test. They are really helpful and help you prepare to ace the test. Good luck!
There are many places you can go to for a good driving test. You can take practice exams at many sites also. A great one to go to is http://www.ama.ab.ca/driver-education/driver-education-learners-practice-test
There are many places to practice taking a driving permit test. You can try http://www.drivingdirectory.com/test/htm to get a free driving permit tst.
a "learners permit" is a legal binding "permit" to drive, as long as the "learner" is following and abiding by the rules and regulations of the permit and there is proof the other driver is at fault the other insured would be require to cover all expenses incurred However in some states that law places some of the percentage of fault on the other driver
Yes, North Carolina will recognise an out of state learner's permit. The operator will be subject to both the restrictions of the state which issued their permit, as well as the restrictions which North Carolina places on drivers operating on a learner's permit. South Carolina, however, is one of the states which does NOT recognise an out-of-state learner's permit.
There are many places where one would be able to acquire a free practice permit test. Some example stores would be the Foothill Driving School, and the DMV website.
There are quite a few websites online where you can find driving test practice. I suggest you try either www.drivingtests.com or www.ama.ab.ca/driver.../driver-education-learners-practice-test.
Yes, it should be - providing you are driving in FL in conformance with the restrictions that NJ places upon it.However, not every state in the US will permit an out-of-state driver to drive in their state on a learner's permit. This might be true of the states you would drive through on your way to FL (i.e.: DC- VA - NC - SC - GA). You will have to do your own research to see if they honor out-of-state learners permits.
Yes, subject to the laws and restrictions which New York places on drivers with learner's permits, as well as those placed on your licence by the State of Connecticut. Additionally, New York does not allow out-of-state learner's permit holders to drive in New York City.
Your permit to do what, and where?
Your question is too vague. Please be more specific.
So long as that state allows it, yes. Most states do, but some do not allow out-of-state learner's permit drivers to drive in their state (New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Arizona, Hawaii, Washington D.C., and although you could drive in New York State, you couldn't legally drive in New York City). When driving through another state, you must meet that state's requirements concerning age. Additionally, you are subject to the restrictions both which your state places on learners permit drivers, and the restriction which the state you're driving through places on learners permit drivers.
Unless the learners permit states on it "Valid in VA only" then as long as you are complying with the law (i.e.- have a licensed driver accompanying you, and/or not driving after dark, etc, etc) you will be legal outside VA.