Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 11, 2026
Privacy
How US Permit Prep handles basic site information
US Permit Prep is an open-access permit study website. You do not need an account to use our practice tests, tools, guides, or articles.
This Privacy Policy explains the types of information that may be collected when you use US Permit Prep. We are an independent educational website and are not affiliated with any DMV or government agency.
Information we may collect
- Usage data: pages visited, traffic source, browser type, device type, approximate location, and general interaction data.
- Tool events: quiz started, quiz completed, checklist used, calculator used, or similar anonymous interaction events.
- Contact form information: name, email address, topic, and message if you choose to contact us.
- Advertising or cookie data: if advertising or measurement tools are enabled, partners may use cookies or similar technologies.
Information you should not send
Do not send driver license numbers, Social Security numbers, photos of identity documents, DMV account logins, permit application paperwork, medical information, or other sensitive personal information through this website.
How we use information
- To understand which pages and tools are useful.
- To fix broken links, layout issues, and quiz or checklist problems.
- To respond to correction requests or contact form messages.
- To improve site speed, navigation, content quality, and user experience.
- To measure advertising performance if ads are used in the future.
Analytics and measurement
A Google tag is installed through Site Kit by Google for website measurement. Tool interactions, such as starting or completing a quiz, may be sent as measurement events. Google services may receive device, browser, network, and usage information. See how Google uses information from sites and apps that use its services. Google Search Console is used to understand search performance and indexing. We do not need your DMV account or identity documents to provide these tools.
Advertising
Google AdSense code is installed for advertising setup and site verification. Advertising providers, including Google, may use cookies, web beacons, IP addresses, and device identifiers to deliver and measure ads. Where personalized advertising is permitted, cookies can associate visits to this and other websites with ad selection. You can manage personalization through Google My Ad Center and learn about Google advertising technologies. Availability of ads and privacy controls depends on the service, location, and applicable consent requirements.
Saved preferences and practice progress
Our tools use browser storage on your device for features such as text size, checklist progress, study streaks, and quiz or game progress. Clearing site storage or changing browsers can remove that saved progress. These features do not require an account.
Cookies
Cookies are small files used by websites and third-party services to remember preferences, measure usage, protect forms from spam, or support advertising. You can usually control or delete cookies through your browser settings.
External links
Our pages link to official DMV, DPS, BMV, RMV, Secretary of State, and other motor vehicle agency websites. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or content of external websites.
Children and teen learners
US Permit Prep is a study website that may be useful to teen learners and parents. We do not knowingly ask minors to submit sensitive personal information. Parents or guardians should supervise any contact form use by minors.
Contact
Privacy contact: use the contact form for privacy questions or correction requests.
User-submitted reviews
When you submit a review, we collect the display name, rating, review text, optional state, the page where the form was opened, and the submission time. An email address is optional and is used only if we need to contact you about the review; it is never displayed publicly.
Reviews are held for moderation before publication. Approved reviews may display the name, rating, review text, state, and submission date. We use limited technical information, such as a shortened security identifier derived from the submitting device and network request, to reduce spam and enforce submission limits. We do not sell review information.
You may ask us to remove a published review by using the contact page and providing enough information to identify the submission. Do not include private identifiers, contact details, account numbers, or other sensitive information in review text.
