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Colorado DMV quick permit practice test 3

12 questions for a quick Colorado permit test review, picked from the full tests and based on the Colorado Driver Handbook. They come mostly from Hills and Curves (2), Basic Driving (1), and Emergencies (1). You begin with: "Passing a bicyclist on a rural road, how much space does the handbook advise?" Each answer is explained.

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Questions
12
Passing score
80% (10 of 12)
Mistakes allowed
2
Official handbook
Colorado Driver Handbook

Practice questions

Question 1 of 120 of 12 answered

Passing a bicyclist on a rural road, how much space does the handbook advise?

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What this test covers

Every question comes from one of these sections of the Colorado Driver Handbook.

All 12 questions on this test

Every question on this test is listed here with its answer options. Take the test above to see which answers are correct and why.

  1. Question 1: Passing a bicyclist on a rural road, how much space does the handbook advise?

    • A. Exactly 3 feet, no more
    • B. More than the required 3 feet
    • C. Less than 3 feet at low speed

    Source:Colorado Driver Handbook, Rural Driving

  2. Question 2: You're in an intersection when a fire truck with its siren approaches. What do you do?

    • A. Stop inside the intersection
    • B. Drive through, then pull over
    • C. Back out of the intersection slowly

    Source:Colorado Driver Handbook, Right-of-Way

  3. Question 3: When parallel parking, how close to the curb must your vehicle be?

    • A. Within 18 inches
    • B. Within 24 inches
    • C. Within 12 inches

    Source:Colorado Driver Handbook, Parking

  4. Question 4: What do conflict zone markings show?

    • A. Where crashes happened during the past year
    • B. Where parking is allowed for buses
    • C. Where drivers and bicyclists cross paths

    Source:Colorado Driver Handbook, Pavement Markings

  5. Question 5: When may you pass on the right in Colorado?

    • A. On one-way streets or roads with 2+ lanes each way
    • B. On any road at all when the car ahead is going slowly
    • C. On the shoulder when it's paved

    Source:Colorado Driver Handbook, Passing

  6. Question 6: No approved driving school near you offers enough behind-the-wheel training. What can replace the 6 hours?

    • A. 6 extra hours of night driving with anyone 18+
    • B. 12 extra hours of driving with your supervisor
    • C. An online defensive driving course

    Source:Colorado Driver Handbook, Minor Drivers

  7. Question 7: When should you start to speed up in a curve?

    • A. At the middle of the curve
    • B. Just before you enter the curve
    • C. As soon as the curve comes into view

    Source:Colorado Driver Handbook, Hills and Curves

  8. Question 8: You can't see over the top of a hill. What should you do?

    • A. Slow down until you can see ahead again
    • B. Speed up to get over the top more quickly
    • C. Move to the center of the road

    Source:Colorado Driver Handbook, Hills and Curves

  9. Question 9: Living in Colorado without a break for how long makes you a resident for licensing?

    • A. 30 days
    • B. Six months
    • C. 90 days

    Source:Colorado Driver Handbook, Getting a Driver License

  10. Question 10: Where should you be when making a right turn?

    • A. In the center of your lane, away from the curb
    • B. In the right part of your lane, near the curb
    • C. In the left part of your lane

    Source:Colorado Driver Handbook, Turning

  11. Question 11: Where should your hands be on the steering wheel?

    • A. At 10 and 2 o'clock, and nowhere else
    • B. At 12 o'clock, with one hand
    • C. At 3 and 9 o'clock, or 4 and 8

    Source:Colorado Driver Handbook, Basic Driving

  12. Question 12: If you must choose, what does the handbook say is generally better than a head-on crash?

    • A. Braking as hard as you can in your lane
    • B. Running off the road
    • C. Staying in your lane and bracing

    Source:Colorado Driver Handbook, Emergencies