INDIANA PRIMARY INSTRUCTOR EXAM
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Section 1: Indiana Traffic Laws and Regulations
1. What is the default speed limit in an urban district in Indiana?
A) 25 mph
B) 30 mph
C) 35 mph
D) 55 mph
2. When approaching a stationary emergency vehicle with its lights
activated on a multi-lane highway, Indiana law requires you to:
A) Slow down and proceed with caution.
B) Move into the lane farthest from the vehicle if possible, or slow down.
C) Stop completely until the vehicle moves.
D) Honk your horn to alert the officer.
3. A driver under the age of 21 is considered legally intoxicated in Indiana
with a BAC of:
A) 0.08%
B) 0.02%
C) 0.05%
D) 0.00%
4. What does a solid yellow line on your side of the centerline mean?
A) Passing is allowed if the way is clear.
B) You are in a passing zone.
C) Passing is prohibited.
D) The road is splitting into two directions.
,5. In Indiana, you must use your headlights:
A) Only from sunset to sunrise.
B) From sunset to sunrise and during any period of insufficient light or
adverse weather.
C) Only when you cannot see 500 feet ahead.
D) Only on highways.
6. When making a right turn on a red light, you must:
A) Stop, yield to all oncoming traffic and pedestrians, and then turn.
B) Slow down and merge into traffic.
C) Proceed immediately if no cars are coming.
D) Only turn if a green arrow is displayed.
7. The "Move Over Law" in Indiana applies to:
A) Only police and fire vehicles.
B) Stationary emergency, recovery, and maintenance vehicles with flashing
lights.
C) Only vehicles on the shoulder.
D) Any slow-moving vehicle.
8. A learner's permit (CPP) holder in Indiana may not drive between the
hours of:
A) 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m.
B) 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
C) 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.
D) Midnight and 5:00 a.m.
9. What is the minimum amount of liability insurance coverage required
for property damage in Indiana?
A) $10,000
B) $25,000
C) $50,000
D) $100,000
10.When a school bus is stopped with its red lights flashing and stop arm
extended on a two-lane road, you must:
, A) Slow down to 10 mph.
B) Stop until the red lights are turned off.
C) Proceed with caution.
D) Stop, then pass if the bus driver waves you on.
Section 2: Vehicle Operation and Control
11.The correct hand position on the steering wheel for most driving
situations is often described as:
A) 10 and 2
B) 9 and 3
C) 8 and 4
D) 12 o'clock only
12.When braking in an emergency vehicle without anti-lock brakes (ABS),
you should:
A) Pump the brakes to avoid locking the wheels.
B) Press the brake pedal as hard as possible and hold it.
C) Use the parking brake.
D) Steer sharply to avoid the obstacle.
13.If your vehicle's tires are under-inflated, it can lead to:
A) Improved fuel economy.
B) Better traction on curves.
C) Increased risk of a blowout and poor handling.
D) More even tire wear.
14.Hydroplaning occurs when:
A) Your engine stalls in water.
B) Tires lose contact with the road by riding on a film of water.
C) The power steering system fails.
D) Brakes become too hot.
15.The primary purpose of the SIPDE defensive driving process is to:
A) Manage fuel efficiency.
B) Identify and predict potential hazards to reduce risk.
2024/2025 – LATEST TEST QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS || 100%
GUARANTEED PASS <RECENT VERSION>
Section 1: Indiana Traffic Laws and Regulations
1. What is the default speed limit in an urban district in Indiana?
A) 25 mph
B) 30 mph
C) 35 mph
D) 55 mph
2. When approaching a stationary emergency vehicle with its lights
activated on a multi-lane highway, Indiana law requires you to:
A) Slow down and proceed with caution.
B) Move into the lane farthest from the vehicle if possible, or slow down.
C) Stop completely until the vehicle moves.
D) Honk your horn to alert the officer.
3. A driver under the age of 21 is considered legally intoxicated in Indiana
with a BAC of:
A) 0.08%
B) 0.02%
C) 0.05%
D) 0.00%
4. What does a solid yellow line on your side of the centerline mean?
A) Passing is allowed if the way is clear.
B) You are in a passing zone.
C) Passing is prohibited.
D) The road is splitting into two directions.
,5. In Indiana, you must use your headlights:
A) Only from sunset to sunrise.
B) From sunset to sunrise and during any period of insufficient light or
adverse weather.
C) Only when you cannot see 500 feet ahead.
D) Only on highways.
6. When making a right turn on a red light, you must:
A) Stop, yield to all oncoming traffic and pedestrians, and then turn.
B) Slow down and merge into traffic.
C) Proceed immediately if no cars are coming.
D) Only turn if a green arrow is displayed.
7. The "Move Over Law" in Indiana applies to:
A) Only police and fire vehicles.
B) Stationary emergency, recovery, and maintenance vehicles with flashing
lights.
C) Only vehicles on the shoulder.
D) Any slow-moving vehicle.
8. A learner's permit (CPP) holder in Indiana may not drive between the
hours of:
A) 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m.
B) 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
C) 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.
D) Midnight and 5:00 a.m.
9. What is the minimum amount of liability insurance coverage required
for property damage in Indiana?
A) $10,000
B) $25,000
C) $50,000
D) $100,000
10.When a school bus is stopped with its red lights flashing and stop arm
extended on a two-lane road, you must:
, A) Slow down to 10 mph.
B) Stop until the red lights are turned off.
C) Proceed with caution.
D) Stop, then pass if the bus driver waves you on.
Section 2: Vehicle Operation and Control
11.The correct hand position on the steering wheel for most driving
situations is often described as:
A) 10 and 2
B) 9 and 3
C) 8 and 4
D) 12 o'clock only
12.When braking in an emergency vehicle without anti-lock brakes (ABS),
you should:
A) Pump the brakes to avoid locking the wheels.
B) Press the brake pedal as hard as possible and hold it.
C) Use the parking brake.
D) Steer sharply to avoid the obstacle.
13.If your vehicle's tires are under-inflated, it can lead to:
A) Improved fuel economy.
B) Better traction on curves.
C) Increased risk of a blowout and poor handling.
D) More even tire wear.
14.Hydroplaning occurs when:
A) Your engine stalls in water.
B) Tires lose contact with the road by riding on a film of water.
C) The power steering system fails.
D) Brakes become too hot.
15.The primary purpose of the SIPDE defensive driving process is to:
A) Manage fuel efficiency.
B) Identify and predict potential hazards to reduce risk.
