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Florida TLSAE Questions and
Answers Latest 2026
Brakes Ans: Foot brake-Should stop your car within 25
feet if it is traveling 20 mph on dry pavement.,Parking
brake,Emergency brake,
Headlamps Ans: The high beams should allow the driver
to see at least 450 feet ahead, and the low beams 150 feet
ahead.Headlamps must be on from sunset to sunrise, and
when visibility is poor.You must dim your headlamps if
you are less than 500 feet from an oncoming car, or
within 300 feet of the car in front of you in the same flow
of traffic.
Brake Lamps (stop lamps) Ans: red or amber, should be
visible for 300 feet in normal sunlight, and they must be
designed to turn on, or to turn on more brightly, when
you apply the foot brake.
Tail lamps Ans: red, must be visible for 1,000 feet. They
must be on from sunset to sunrise, and when when
visibility is poor.
Parking lamps, Ans: white or amber, shall be visible for
1,000 feet. The light need not be illuminated when
parked, but it should automatically show the presence of
the car
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Clearance lamps Ans: If you have a vehicle that is wider
than 80 inches ("Hummers" for example), you will need
more lights and clearance lamps. They shall be visible for
550 feet from the front or rear.
Optional Lamps Ans: Up to 2 spot lamps
Up to 2 auxiliary passing lamps
Up to 2 auxiliary driving lamps
Up to 2 fog lamps
Up to 2 cowl/fender lamps
Over 80" wide (Hummers, for example): up to 3 front and
3 rear identification lights
Prohibited,except for commissioned emergency vehicles
Ans: blue lights
red lights on top of the vehicle that may or may not flash.
Turn Signals Ans: The front turn signals must be white or
amber and visible from 500 feet. The rear signals must be
red or amber and they shall be visible from 500 feet
Tires Ans: The pressure is inscribed on the side of the
tire.at minimum 1/16" of tread.A common "penny test.
Some tires come with tread wear indicators in the
grooves
Horns Ans: can be heard for 200 feet
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Florida TLSAE Questions and
Answers Latest 2026
Brakes Ans: Foot brake-Should stop your car within 25
feet if it is traveling 20 mph on dry pavement.,Parking
brake,Emergency brake,
Headlamps Ans: The high beams should allow the driver
to see at least 450 feet ahead, and the low beams 150 feet
ahead.Headlamps must be on from sunset to sunrise, and
when visibility is poor.You must dim your headlamps if
you are less than 500 feet from an oncoming car, or
within 300 feet of the car in front of you in the same flow
of traffic.
Brake Lamps (stop lamps) Ans: red or amber, should be
visible for 300 feet in normal sunlight, and they must be
designed to turn on, or to turn on more brightly, when
you apply the foot brake.
Tail lamps Ans: red, must be visible for 1,000 feet. They
must be on from sunset to sunrise, and when when
visibility is poor.
Parking lamps, Ans: white or amber, shall be visible for
1,000 feet. The light need not be illuminated when
parked, but it should automatically show the presence of
the car
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Clearance lamps Ans: If you have a vehicle that is wider
than 80 inches ("Hummers" for example), you will need
more lights and clearance lamps. They shall be visible for
550 feet from the front or rear.
Optional Lamps Ans: Up to 2 spot lamps
Up to 2 auxiliary passing lamps
Up to 2 auxiliary driving lamps
Up to 2 fog lamps
Up to 2 cowl/fender lamps
Over 80" wide (Hummers, for example): up to 3 front and
3 rear identification lights
Prohibited,except for commissioned emergency vehicles
Ans: blue lights
red lights on top of the vehicle that may or may not flash.
Turn Signals Ans: The front turn signals must be white or
amber and visible from 500 feet. The rear signals must be
red or amber and they shall be visible from 500 feet
Tires Ans: The pressure is inscribed on the side of the
tire.at minimum 1/16" of tread.A common "penny test.
Some tires come with tread wear indicators in the
grooves
Horns Ans: can be heard for 200 feet
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