What is the minimum score to pass road test in Wisconsin?

Points are assigned based on the errors you make while taking your test. If you score more than 25, you will fail, and you may have to retake the test to gain your Wisconsin driver’s license.

The scoring will be based on your basic driving skills, such as changing lanes, turning, making Y-turns, parallel parking, regular parking, starting, stopping, reversing, and passing other vehicles. If you don’t pass your driving test, you might have to wait up to two weeks to retake it. There is no need to worry, as you can refer to the Wisconsin Motorists’ Handbook to prepare for the driving test.