FREE FLORIDA ROAD RULES TEST 4 - FLORIDA DMV DRIVING TEST

This online Florida DMV driving test, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the DMV Florida practice test that is required before you can get your driver’s license.

Rules 4

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A U-turn is not permitted:

All answers are correct

On a curve

Near or at the crest of a hill

Where a sign prohibits a U-turn

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If your car has air bags, you should use your seatbelt:

Only on the freeway

At all times

Unless you are only driving within city limits

Never

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When approaching a stop sign where there is no stop line or marked crosswalk at the intersection:

Stop just before you enter the intersection

Slow down and proceed with caution

Stop 3 feet back from the intersection

Stop only if pedestrians are waiting to cross

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In a construction area what is a 'flagger'...?

The foreman of the highway construction

Flags directing you away from the road work

A person who uses different colored flags and hand signals to let traffic know when to go, stop, or slow down

A sign warning of construction ahead

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If you see orange construction signs and cones on an expressway, you must:

Change lanes and maintain your current speed

Slow down because the lane ends ahead

Decrease distance to any car ahead

Be prepared for workers and equipment ahead

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Why is it necessary to shoulder-check when changing lanes?

Just to be extra-cautious

It gives you an excuse to check out the people in the next car

No matter how you adjust your mirrors, you will always have blind spots

It stretches out your neck while driving

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If another vehicle is trying to pass you on the left, you should:

Move to the left to prevent passing

Maintain normal speed until they pass you then slow down

Speed up so that passing is not necessary

Slow down until they pass you, then resume normal speed

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You are driving down a two lane road where there is a bicyclist to your right and oncoming traffic approaching on the left. What is the best strategy to pass the bicyclist safely?

Speed up and pass quickly

Wait for the oncoming traffic to pass and then leave a lot of room to pass the bicyclist

Pass and give more room to the bicyclist

Pass and give more room to the oncoming traffic

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When the light is red, you may make a right turn after:

Coming to a full stop

Yielding to oncoming traffic

Yielding to pedestrians

All answers are correct

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Who must stop when a school bus, with flashing red lights, is stopped on a four lane road with no median separation?

Traffic in both directions must slow down

Traffic traveling in both directions

Only the traffic behind the school bus

Only the traffic facing the school bus

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Crosswalks are always:

Marked with white lines

Have pedestrian crossing electric signal

Places for people to walk across the street, whether it is marked or not

Marked with Yellow lines

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When turning left onto a one way road with two lanes you must:

Turn into the right lane

You can't turn left

Turn into either of the lanes that are safely open

Turn into the left lane

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The center left turn lane may be used for:

Passing slower traffic

Short term parking

Emergency parking

Beginning left turns or U-turns

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Which of the following has the right-of-way over all others at an intersection when the light is green?

Pedestrians crossing with the light

Vehicles turning right

Pedestrians crossing against the light

Vehicles turning left

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When waiting to turn left, which way should you have your tires pointed?

None of them

To the right

Straight ahead

To the left

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If you are on the other side of a divided highway coming toward a school bus with flashing red lights you should:

Slow down

Stop if children are present

You can proceed normally

Stop

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If you are in an intersection waiting to turn left and the light turns yellow, you should:

Drive straight through the intersection before the light turns red, you've missed your chance to turn

Back up and wait for the next green light

Complete your turn as quickly as possible; you are not allowed to be in the intersection when the light turns red

Make sure no oncoming cars are trying to beat the red light and complete your turn safely

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If you're driving on a freeway and a vehicle is attempting to merge into your lane, you should:

If possible, safely make room for the merging vehicle

Accelerate quickly to get out of the merging vehicles way

Do nothing

Reduce your speed quickly so the other vehicle can merge

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A traffic light which has a green arrow and a red light means that:

You may drive only in the direction of the green arrow

You must wait for a green light

You may only drive straight ahead

Vehicles moving in any direction must stop

20 / 30

Passing using the unpaved shoulder is:

Always legal

Permitted when no sidewalks are present

Illegal

Permitted if there is a gridlock

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What might you see on a highway that tells you that the lane you are in may force you to turn?

A flashing arrow light

Raised red dots

A painted arrow in your lane

Yellow lines on the side of the road

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What should you do if you are driving and see an emergency vehicle with flashing lights behind you?

Continue at same speed

Signal the driver to pass

Pull to the right as far as possible and stop

Speed up and get out of the way

23 / 30

Speed limit signs indicate the maximum speed during ideal conditions

TRUE

FALSE

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If someone is tailgating you, you should:

Move into another lane

Slow slightly to increase the space in front of your car, allowing you extra space to stop more gradually if you need to

Pull over to let the tailgater pass

All answers are correct

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When should you use your car's signals?

All answers are correct

Moving from the curb or parking lane

When changing lanes

Turning

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If two vehicles arrive at an uncontrolled intersection at approximately the same time, the right-of-way should be given to:

Vehicle approaching from the left

Vehicle approaching from the right

Neither one

The one moving faster

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You are required to stop your vehicle:

Where there is a red light

When a traffic officer orders you to stop

All answers are correct

At an intersection with a stop sign

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A solid line at the left of your lane means:

Pass only when no traffic is sight

It is unsafe to pass

Overtake and pass with caution

Pass at your discretion

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If a vehicle in front of you is stopped at a crosswalk on a multi-lane road, you should:

Pass the vehicle on the left only

Stop before passing this vehicle and make sure there are no pedestrians in the crosswalk

Pass the vehicle on the right only

Sound your horn to encourage the vehicle's driver to get going

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A school bus is stopped on a 2 way undivided road with flashing red lights, you must:

Stop and wait for the driver to turn off the flashing red lights

Speed up and proceed

Wait for the children to exit the bus then proceed

Slow down and proceed cautiously

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What To Expect From Florida DMV Driving Test

The last step towards getting your license in the state of Florida will be the DMV Road Test, aka the Behind-The-Wheel test. By now, you should have passed your written test and driven at least 50 hours on your learners permit with a licensed driver 21 years or older. The road test is designed for you to demonstrate all that you’ve learned and prove that you’re fully capable of operating an automobile. The good news is that everything on the road test will be things you’ll find familiar from the written test. The difference is that you’ll be expected to put your knowledge into real-life practice on the road.

Along with a completed form stating you’ve driven at least 50 hours, signed by yourself and any licensed adult who rode with you, you’ll also need to provide your own automobile for the test. The automobile must be in good working order with all mirrors, lights, and other essential mechanisms fully functional. The instructor will be beside you in the vehicle, watching and directing you throughout the test. As you drive, they’ll be directing you towards a series of circumstance for you to demonstrate your knowledge and understanding of the road. This includes things like stopping at crosswalks, switching lanes, and obeying signs and traffics signals. They’ll also be watching to make sure you’re driving safely and properly, so you’ll also be graded on your posture, how well you stay in your lane, following at a safe distance, and other kinds of safe driving conduct. Be sure to review the Florida Driver’s Handbook for a complete list of all the maneuvers and situations you’ll need to be prepared for in order to pass.

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