Missouri Permit Test Practice

Missouri Permit Test Practice 1. Use your low beams when following a vehicle at night within **300 feet**. 2. The **no-zones** are areas around trucks that pose a higher risk for collisions. 3. According to Missouri Motor Vehicle Law, **the driver and all passengers** must wear seat belts if the driver holds an intermediate license. 4. A driver younger than 21 must not have a BAC of **0.02% or more**. 5. To maintain a safe following distance between your vehicle and the one ahead, use the **three second rule**. 6. When passing a motorcyclist, drivers must **pass in an adjacent lane**. 7. You are NOT required to stop your vehicle when you are traveling in the opposite direction of a school bus unloading children on a highway that has a **median**. 8. When you see two solid yellow lines on the road, you should **never cross the lines to pass or change lanes**. 9. This sign indicates a **roundabout intersection**. 10. When an emergency vehicle approaches from any direction, you must **pull over to the right edge of the road, or as near to the right as possible**. 11. Stopping distance is calculated as **braking distance + reaction distance = stopping distance**. 12. You may only overtake and pass to the right of another vehicle if **the vehicle overtaken is making or about to make a left turn**. 13. Do NOT make a U-turn at **locations with a No U-turn sign**. 14. This sign indicates that **no trucks are allowed on the road where this sign is posted**. 15. If you are passing a bicycle and an oncoming vehicle is coming, you must **slow down and let the vehicle pass first, so you can give extra room to the bicyclist**. 16. The driver's examination consists of **a written test on traffic laws, a vision test, a road sign test, and a driving test**. 17. To stay alert and awake while driving, drivers must **exercise their eyes** to avoid highway hypnosis, drowsiness, and fatigue. 18. This sign shows **indication for traffic light signal at an intersection or traffic crossing**. 19. This sign indicates a **slow-moving vehicle**. 20. The driver’s arm position indicates that **the car is slowing or stopping**. 21. When entering a highway, you must use the entrance ramp and **acceleration lane** to match the speed of highway traffic. 22. The leftmost lane on a road with three or more lanes going in the same direction is meant for **passing slower vehicles**. 23. You must yield to **pedestrians** when you approach marked or unmarked crossings. 24. This sign indicates a **hospital zone service sign**. 25. This black-and-yellow sign serves as a **guide sign at interstate highways**. 26. This flagger sign indicates a **construction area**. 27. Mile markers provide drivers with information about **their location on the interstate for navigation and emergency situations**. 28. When turning left from a two-way street onto a one-way street, begin the turn with your left wheel as close as possible to the **yellow dividing line**. 29. Before leaving your vehicle parked downhill parallel to the curb, you should **turn wheels to the right**. 30. If your vehicle begins to hydroplane, you should **slow down gradually without hitting brakes**. 31. When approaching a roundabout, you must always **yield to traffic in the circle and pedestrians in the crosswalks**. 32. You should signal your turns at least **100 feet** before actually turning. 33. When you see a stopping sign at a railroad crossing, you must stop **within 15 to 50 feet** before the tracks. 34. **Low-beam** headlights are required when driving at night in heavy fog. 35. When turning corners, use the **hand-over-hand** technique to turn the steering wheel. 36. Under normal roadway conditions, you may not drive slower than **40 mph** on interstate highways. 37. When passing another vehicle, you should navigate through the other driver’s blind spot a