The former First Minister shared the news that she had overcome the first hurdle on social media on Saturday afternoon.
The 52-year-old achieved full marks in the multiple choice, scoring 50 out of 50.
It come after she was snapped returning home from a driving lesson in April, as she began adjusting to life after stepping down as First Minister. Sturgeon, who remains MSP for the Glasgow Southside seat after quitting the top job in February, was snapped getting out of a blue Toyota Yaris with L-plates run by the Caledonian Learner Driver Training motoring school.
But she revealed in a recent BBC podcast series that she was finally taking lessons after handing the reins of the Scottish Government to Humza Yousaf last month.
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