MN Driving Test Questions And Answers

Which line indicates the outside edge of the traffic lane, which could only crossed by traffic that is moving to or from the shoulder? - ANS Solid white line What is it called when the front tires of your vehicle start to ride on the water instead of the road? - ANS Hydroplaning What signs have yellow and black diamond shaped symbols with black letters? - ANS Warning Signs Which line represents a no-passing zone on your side of the road? - ANS A solid yellow line What kind of markings indicates parking spaces for disabled citizens? - ANS Blue pavement markings ___ On highways requires you to pay extra attention and obey all traffic laws carefully. - ANS Safety corridors What does a broken yellow line alongside a solid yellow line indicate? - ANS Pass on the side that has broken line, but you can't on the side that has a solid line. A Minnesota driver could be jailed for _____ upon a conviction of operating an uninsured vehicle. - ANS 3 months What does a double solid yellow line on a pavement indicate? - ANS It's not allowed to pass in either directions What should a driver do if there is a school bus that is stopped with its red lights flashing on the opposite side of the road? - ANS Bring the vehicle to a complete stop. Total handheld device ban applies to all and is a _____. - ANS Primary violation Upon a _____ conviction within a 10 year period, a felony DWI may occur. - ANS fourth In the state of Minnesota, a felony DWI may result in the loss of driving privileges for up to ____ years. - ANS 4 A Minnesota driver will face ____ days in fail and/or a fine of ____, upon a first DWI offense. - ANS 90 days $1,000 When a driver sees a flashing yellow light on the driving lane, it indicates to ____. - ANS slow down and proceed with caution Upon a ____ DWI conviction, a Minnesota will lose their license for at least 1 year. - ANS second A Minnesota driver will face a jail time of ____, upon a second DWI offense. - ANS 1 year What does a red X lane control signal indicate? - ANS Driving is not permitted in the indicated lane. What does a steady red arrow mean as a traffic signal at an intersection? - ANS Stop and do not proceed in the direction of the arrow. A ____ means proceed with caution. - ANS Traffic signal with a yellow-flashing arrow. What does it mean when you see a triangular orange-color sign on the back of a slow moving vehicle? - ANS Vehicle cannot travel faster than 25 mph. A road sign indicating one arrow head straight and another to the left means ____. - ANS You may proceed following either of the signs. The standard stopping distance of a vehicle is equal to____. - ANS The sum of the reaction distance and braking distance. What should a driver do when he/she sees a yellow flashlight on a tow truck and slow moving vehicle? - ANS They should slow down the vehicle. The purpose of a yield sign is to indicate that a driver must slow down when there is an intersection approaching and ____ if there is a pedestrian or approaching vehicle from another direction. - ANS Prepare to come to a complete stop. What should a driver do when they see a yellow flashlight on a tow truck and slow moving vehicle? - ANS They should slow down the vehicle. Drivers who are below the age of 18 must hold the instructional permit for ____ before being issued a fill drivers license, according to the Minnesota Graduate Driver's License Program. - ANS 6 months Most of the regulatory signs that you see on the roads are there to instruct you about ____. - ANS Road safety, speed limit, parking, and orientation of the read ahead of you. All trucks and buses have____. - ANS Side, rear, and front blind spots. You need to dim your lights whenever you come within ____ of an oncoming vehicle on the road. - ANS 500 feet ____connects a freeway to a road or another freeway following by a series of ramps. - ANS An interchange Is a driver allowed to turn right at an intersection that has a red signal light? - ANS Yes, but after stopping and yielding to the traffic. Is the turn made by the blue car correct? (Picture) - ANS Yes, as long as the car comes to a complete stop first. If you see this sign and it is 8:30 PM, you ____. (Picture) - ANS Can park Drivers are required to ____ even at an unmarked crosswalk. - ANS Yield the right-of-way to the pedestrians. What do you find at the end of most entry ramps on a freeway that allows you to increase your speed? - ANS An acceleration lane If you are planning to back up your vehicle, you must look in all four directions first, and then continue to look ____ while backing. - ANS To the rear side of the vehicle. If you are driving through a hill or entering a curve, you should ____ to anticipate oncoming vehicles to avoid collision. - ANS Slow down and move to the right of the road. ____ are required to carry white canes or use the help of a guide dog while using the road. - ANS Blind pedestrians. Under what condition can you borrow a disabled license plate from a friend who is not with you? - ANS Borrowing a license plate is never permitted By looking at the image, what do you think Car A should do in response to Car B? (Picture) - ANS Car A needs to yield to Car B because car B is already in the intersection. You should not ____ around a crash scene or at a location where you see a law enforcement officer having pulled a vehicle off the road. - ANS rubberneck What is the purpose of a double solid white line on the road? - ANS To separate two lanes of traffic that are moving in the same direction. How can a driver avoid "highway hypnosis" while driving on the express highway? - ANS Shifting eyes from one side of the roadway to another A Minnesota driver who is convicted of a felony DWI may be sent to prison for ____ years. - ANS 7 Upon a ____DWI conviction of a Minnesota driver, an Electronic Monitoring may be used. - ANS third What is the reason behind the flag persons who are often seen on highways and work zones? - ANS They are there to guide the traffic to safety. Which of the following best describes the phrase "to follow another vehicle too closely"? - ANS Tailgating What should slow-moving vehicles do while driving on interstate roads, except when they are about to pass other vehicles? - ANS Drive in the right-hand lane To avoid ____, you should use headrests that should be adjusted so that the head-restraint touches the back of the head. - ANS Neck injuries if you are hit from behind. What are High Occupancy Vehicle lanes (HOV) reserved for? - ANS Carpooling, transit buses and vehicles that have more than one person. You should ____, if the bike on your right reaches at the intersection at the same time as you do. - ANS Yield to the bike What should you do as a precaution, if a car is approaching from the opposite direction with bright headlights? - ANS Look toward the right edge of the road to prevent being temporarily blinded.