A+ Minnesota Permit Test Practice

A+ Minnesota Permit Test Practice Licensing and Permits How long do you have to get your new license after moving to Minnesota from another state or country? Options: a. 30 days; b. 60 days; c. 90 days; d. 120 days Answer: b. 60 days or 30 days for commercial license What percentage is required to pass the knowledge test? Options: a. 60%; b. 70%; c. 80%; d. 90% Answer: c. 80% Vision Requirements What are the normal vision and peripheral vision requirements for a driver's license? Options: a. 20/20 and 90 degrees; b. 20/40 and 105 degrees; c. 20/60 and 120 degrees; d. 20/80 and 130 degrees Answer: b. 20/40 and 105 degrees Road Test What will the examiner evaluate during the road test? Options: a. Only your ability to drive a straight line; b. Your ability to parallel park and park on a hill; c. Your ability to control your vehicle, follow traffic rules, and interact with other road users; d. Your ability to drive fast and aggressively Answer: c. Your ability to control your vehicle, follow traffic rules, and interact with other road users Road Test Evaluation How will the examiner evaluate your performance during the road test? Options: a. By checking off a list of specific skills; b. By giving you feedback on each individual skill; c. By evaluating your awareness of risks and how you react to them; d. By only testing your driving skills in perfect weather conditions Answer: c. By evaluating your awareness of risks and how you react to them Pre-Test Knowledge What must you demonstrate knowledge of before taking the driving portion of the road test? Options: a. How to use the radio and air conditioning; b. How to adjust your seat, use your seatbelt, and operate the mirrors; c. How to check the oil and tire pressure; d. How to replace the air filter and spark plugs Answer: b. How to adjust your seat, use your seatbelt, and operate the mirrors what does the statutory speed law make the speed limit on urban or town roads? ️30 mph what does the statutory speed law make the speed limit in rural or country areas? ️55 mph what are the three speed laws? ️posted, statutory, basic what is the speed limit on two-lane highways with a posted speed limit of 55 mph or higher when the driver is lawfully passing another vehicle in the same direction? ️65 mph is it illegal to drive under the minimum posted speed limit under normal conditions ️yes how many miles do have to drive over the limit to get additional fines ️20 mph what area will you get charged double for speeding in ️construction zones how far are signals activated before you make the turn ️100 ft what signal do you make with your body to indicate a left turn ️left arm straight out what signal do you make with your body to indicate a right turn ️L shape with arms what signal do you make with your body to indicate a stop ️left arm down what are the steps to changing a lane ️make sure you have clearance all around your vehicle and check your blind spots before entering the lane you want and then ease into the lane when turning how far from the turn should you signal your intent ️100 feet what are 2 things you should do when turning on red ️yield to traffic and pedestrians, and when there is a "no turn on red" sign wait until its green to turn what should you do when you are in a roundabout ️slow down as you approach a roundabout are U-turns available on interstate freeways ️no when are U-turns illegal ️near tops of hills and on curves where other drivers cannot see you from 1,000 feet what conditions should you not pass under ️on a curve or hill where you cannot see the road ahead at 700 feet, within 100 feet of an intersection underpass tunnel or railroad crossing how many inches should a car be from the curb when being parallel parked ️12 inches is parking allowed in intersections ️no is parking allowed on a sidewalk or crosswalk ️no how many feet is parking not allowed from a crosswalk or intersection ️20 feet how many feet is a car not allowed to park within a flashing light, stop sign, or traffic control signal located at the side of a public road ️30 feet how many feet are you not allowed to park in front of a railroad crossing ️50 feet