FREE FLORIDA ROAD SIGNS TEST 1- FLORIDA DRIVING TEST PRACTICE

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

Florida Signs 01

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Divided highway ahead

Divided highway ends. Keep to the right

Narrow bridge ahead

Road under construction

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Dead-end street ahead

A vehicle displaying this sign is moving slowly

Yield right-of-way to vehicle ahead

Stop sign ahead

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Safety check ahead

Bumpy road ahead

The road goes downhill ahead

Pavement ends 12 feet ahead

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Bump 150 feet ahead

You must bring your vehicle to a complete halt

Stop only if other vehicles are approaching

Stop 150 feet ahead

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Narrow passage

Sharp Right Turn. The road will make a sharp turn to the right

No Right Turn

Hidden road right

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Road turns right, then left

Divided highway ahead. Stay to the right of the divider

Pass other traffic on the right

Winding road ahead

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Pedestrian Crossing

There is a low place in the road

One Lane Bridge

Narrow Bridge

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School area ahead

Flagman on duty ahead

Pedestrian control sign

Road work ahead

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Sharp bend in the road

Slippery surface. In wet weather, drive slowly

Bumpy road ahead

Winding road ahead

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Left turn only at the intersection

Traffic island ahead

No left turn. You must not make a left turn at this intersection

Hidden intersection ahead

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Dead end street ahead

Yield right-of-way

Slow moving vehicle ahead

Stop sign ahead

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Wrong Way. You are going the wrong way on an expressway exit ramp

Do not stop

Do not pass

Parking is not permitted; turn around and park somewhere else

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Scenic view ahead

Animal Crossing

Zoo ahead

Wildlife preservation center ahead

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Hidden intersection ahead

Road slippery when wet

Narrow road ahead

Winding road. There are several curves ahead

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Two-way traffic ahead

Do not turn right

One-way traffic ends

One Way. You may travel only in the direction of the arrow

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Two-Way traffic ahead

Divider ahead

Both lanes travel in the same direction

The lane is only for two-way left turns

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Left turn only at the intersection

Traffic island ahead

Right turn only at the intersection

No Right Turn. You must not make a right turn at this intersection

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Road slippery when wet

Right turn prohibited

Left turn prohibited

No U-turn

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X intersection for school vehicles

School crosswalk sign

Slower driving traffic must stay in right hand lane unless passing

Caution school bus crossing

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Bicycle crossing ahead. Watch for bicyclists

Motorcycle crossing ahead

Bicycles not permitted

Bicycle parking permitted

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Stop 150 feet ahead

Traffic signal ahead

Railway crossing ahead

School bus stop ahead

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Pedestrians not permitted

Pedestrian crossing. Watch for people crossing the street

Pedestrian pathway only; vehicles prohibited

School zone ahead

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Narrow bridge ahead

Divided highway ends

Road under construction

Divided highway ahead. Keep to the right.

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Hidden road

Merging traffic

Free flow

Road curves left

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Children playing in residential area

Direction sign for children

School Sign. You are near a school. Watch for children

Playground area sign

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It is recommended that you take a practice test before you take the actual written test. There are seven free practice tests for each state. First two tests cover roads signs and the other tests cover road and traffic rules.

If you have completed a defensive driving course, you may be able to save on your auto insurance premiums when buying a new or used car either by financing, leasing or through bank car loan.

Regulatory signs control traffic; they set limits or give commands and are enforceable by law. Warning Signs give you advance notice of possible hazards. Drive with caution. You will be asked to identify roadway signs on the Florida Permit Test.

Florida Driving Test Practice

So, you’re ready to start driving. You’re excited, but nervous. You’re looking forward to getting behind the wheel for the first time. You’re looking forward to being the driver, the one in control. But you are right to be nervous. Driving is a huge responsibility, often overlooked by new and long-time drivers alike.

Before you put your first car key into an ignition and turn it, you will need to pass some tests. First is the permit test. In Florida, you can take this test when you are 15 years or older. On it, you will find questions about road signs and the laws of driving.

You may think this sounds easy. Of course, you’ve been riding in cars your whole life. You have seen all the road signs and you’ve watched countless drivers. You would be surprised, though, how many people fail the written test on their first try. Instead of walking into the DMV naively, you would do well to study, maybe even take a Florida DMV practice test, to ensure that you can sit in a driver’s seat after leaving the DMV.

You may not know it, but laws are changing all the time, so it’s important to study them on your own. This way you can make sure your information is up to date. Even many older, well-meaning drivers in your life may lead you astray if you rely on spoken information regarding the rules of the road.

It is our desire that everyone who enters the DMV can leave with the legal ability to drive a car and to do it safely. Contact us today to learn more about the Florida driving laws and to take a Florida driving test practice. We actually offer eight different free tests that will help you solidify your Florida road sign recognition and driving knowledge, and we offer them conveniently in English and in Spanish.