Report: Missouri nearly leads nation in failed driver’s license tests

Joey Schneider
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MISSOURI – A new report finds that Missouri is one of the toughest states to pass a driver’s license test.

USA Today BLUEPRINT released a report last week that analyzes driver’s license test trends within the United States.

The report found Missouri to be the second-worst state in the nation when it comes to failed driver’s license tests, trailing only Indiana in failed test rates since 2020.

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According to the report, Missouri was one of only three states in which people were more likely to fail than pass a driver’s license test. The state reported a failure rate of 51.3% for nearly 3 million tests over the last several years.

USA Today determined that Iowa had the best passing rate for U.S. states cited in the report with a nearly 65% to 35% pass-to-fail ratio in driver’s license tests.

The report crunched data from the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration, along with state organizations. It adds that taking a driver’s education course before taking a license test could help drivers save money on car insurance.

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