Florida DMV driver's license practice test 2
Practice for the Florida written test with 25 free questions based on the Official Florida Driver License Handbook. Most of them come from Chapter 6: Traffic Controls (25). Question 1 asks: "What does a red traffic sign generally mean?" Every answer comes with an explanation, and you don't need an account.
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- Questions
- 25
- Passing score
- 80% (20 of 25)
- Mistakes allowed
- 5
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- Official Florida Driver License Handbook
Practice questions
Question 1 of 250 of 25 answered
What does a red traffic sign generally mean?
What this test covers
Every question comes from one of these sections of the Official Florida Driver License Handbook.
- Chapter 6: Traffic Controls25 questions
All 25 questions on this test
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Question 1: What does a red traffic sign generally mean?
- A. Guide or directional information
- B. Stop, do not enter, wrong way, or yield
- C. Construction or maintenance warning, usually shown in orange
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 2: A sign in fluorescent yellow-green warns you about what?
- A. Parking spaces for disabled drivers
- B. Areas of public recreation or historical significance
- C. School, pedestrian, and bicycling activity
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 3: At an All Way Stop, if two vehicles arrive at approximately the same time, who goes first?
- A. Each driver yields to the driver on their right
- B. The larger vehicle always goes first
- C. Whoever honks their horn first to signal they're going
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 4: What does a "Speeding Fines Doubled" sign mean?
- A. It only applies to commercial trucks
- B. It's posted in active school and work zones, and fines double for speeding there
- C. It replaces the posted speed limit with a new, permanently higher limit for that road
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 5: When entering a right turn lane marked with a "Begin Right Turn Lane" sign, what should you watch for?
- A. Nothing extra; it works like any other turn lane
- B. Oncoming traffic only, since bicyclists aren't allowed there
- C. Bicyclists traveling straight, whom you must yield to
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 6: What must you do at a "No Turn on Red" sign?
- A. Wait for the green signal before turning right or left
- B. Stop, then turn right only if the way is clear and safe
- C. Treat it the same as a Yield sign
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 7: What does a "Slower Traffic Keep Right" sign require?
- A. All traffic must drive at exactly the posted speed limit, no faster and no slower
- B. Slower traffic must stay right and move out of the left lane when a faster vehicle overtakes
- C. Only commercial trucks and buses must keep to the right lane; passenger cars can use any lane
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 8: A "Restricted Lane Ahead" sign tells you what?
- A. The lane is reserved only for emergency stopping
- B. The lane is permanently closed to all traffic for ongoing construction work happening nearby
- C. A lane is reserved for certain vehicles, such as buses or carpools during rush hour
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 9: What should you do when you see a "Roundabout Circle" warning sign?
- A. Slow down and be ready to yield to traffic already in the roundabout
- B. Speed up to merge before the roundabout begins
- C. Come to a complete stop before entering, no matter what the traffic looks like
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 10: A "Divided Highway Ends" sign warns that the median or barrier ends how far ahead?
- A. 50 to 100 feet ahead
- B. 350 to 500 feet ahead
- C. 1 to 2 miles ahead, much farther than typical warning signs
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 11: What should you do if you see a "Low Clearance" sign and your vehicle is taller than the height listed?
- A. Enter only if no other vehicles are around
- B. Proceed slowly with hazard lights on
- C. Do not enter
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 12: What does a "Soft Shoulder" sign warn you about?
- A. The ground beside the road is soft, so don't leave the pavement except in an emergency
- B. The pavement ahead turns into gravel
- C. There's a dip in the road ahead that may be filled with standing water after a heavy storm
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 13: A "Cross Road" warning sign tells you what?
- A. The road you're on ends ahead at a T-shaped intersection
- B. A road crosses the main highway ahead, so look left and right for other traffic
- C. You're approaching a railroad crossing with active gates, bells, and flashing lights
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 14: When should you be especially alert for an "Animal Crossing" sign's warning?
- A. Only in the middle of the day
- B. Only during a full moon, when visibility is better
- C. Particularly during twilight and at nighttime
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 15: A single solid white line along the side of the road marks what?
- A. The right edge of the roadway
- B. The left edge of a one-way street
- C. A lane reserved for bicycles only
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 16: What does a double solid yellow line mean?
- A. Passing is allowed from either direction at any time, even on a curve or hill
- B. Vehicles in either direction must not pass or cross, except to turn left or pass a bicyclist safely
- C. It marks a reversible lane that changes direction with special lane signals during the morning and evening rush hour
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 17: What does a "sharrow" pavement marking indicate?
- A. A lane reserved only for reversible rush-hour traffic
- B. An exclusive bike lane separated from motor vehicle traffic
- C. A shared-use lane where bicyclists may use the entire lane
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 18: At a red arrow signal, when may you turn right?
- A. After stopping, if there's no No Turn on Red sign and the way is clear
- B. Immediately, without ever coming to a complete stop first
- C. Never; a red arrow always forbids any turn, no matter how long you wait
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 19: What does a flashing yellow arrow at a signal mean?
- A. Stop completely; the turn is not allowed at all
- B. Turns are allowed in the arrow's direction, but you must yield to oncoming traffic
- C. The signal is broken and should be treated the same as a four-way stop sign until it's repaired
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 20: What does a red X lane signal mean?
- A. You may use the lane, but must obey other signs
- B. The lane is about to open
- C. Never drive in that lane
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 21: At a drawbridge signal, what does a red light mean?
- A. Come to a complete stop; the bridge is in operation and closed to traffic
- B. Proceed with caution, since the bridge is open to crossing traffic
- C. The light is about to turn green again soon, so you may slow down and wait for it
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 22: What does a railroad crossbuck sign require you to do?
- A. Always come to a complete stop, even with no train present
- B. Yield the right-of-way to trains
- C. Sound your horn before crossing
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 23: How close to a railroad crossing are you not allowed to stop your vehicle?
- A. There's no set distance
- B. Within 100 feet of the crossing
- C. Within 15 feet of the crossing
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 24: When must you obey the school zone speed limit?
- A. During the indicated times, or whenever the school zone light is flashing
- B. Only when children are visibly present in or near the crosswalk
- C. Only on school days between 7 a.m. and 8 a.m., regardless of what the sign says
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
Question 25: Once the pedestrian countdown signal starts and the hand is flashing, what should you do?
- A. You may still start crossing if you can finish before zero
- B. It's no longer safe to enter the crosswalk
- C. The countdown is only a suggestion, not a rule
Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 6: Traffic Controls
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