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Florida DMV quick permit practice test 4

Use this 12-question Florida quick test when you only have a few minutes. The questions come from our full tests and lean on Chapter 9: Handling Emergencies (2), Chapter 5: Before You Drive—Your Vehicle (1), and Chapter 7: Driving Safety (3). It opens with: "Between what hours can't a 17-year-old with a Florida driver's license drive alone, unless going to or from work?" Explanations follow every answer.

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

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Question 1 of 120 of 12 answered

Between what hours can't a 17-year-old with a Florida driver's license drive alone, unless going to or from work?

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Every question comes from one of these sections of the Official Florida Driver License Handbook.

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  1. Question 1: Between what hours can't a 17-year-old with a Florida driver's license drive alone, unless going to or from work?

    • A. 1 a.m. to 5 a.m.
    • B. 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.
    • C. There's no curfew once you turn 17

    Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 3: Your Driving Privilege

  2. Question 2: 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

  3. Question 3: Which of these is NOT allowed on a Florida limited access highway?

    • A. Commercial trucks and buses
    • B. Passenger cars
    • C. Bicycles and pedestrians

    Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 7: Driving Safety

  4. Question 4: If a crash causes property damage but doesn't require a law enforcement report, when must you report it to FLHSMV?

    • A. Within 10 days
    • B. Within 24 hours
    • C. There's no deadline

    Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 9: Handling Emergencies

  5. Question 5: What's the minimum following buffer the handbook recommends behind a motorcyclist?

    • A. About one second
    • B. More than four seconds
    • C. There's no recommended buffer; treat it like any car

    Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 10: Sharing the Road

  6. Question 6: How early can you renew your vehicle registration before it expires?

    • A. Up to 1 year in advance
    • B. Only on the exact expiration date itself
    • C. Up to 90 days before the expiration date

    Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 5: Before You Drive—Your Vehicle

  7. Question 7: Who's allowed to drive a golf cart on a public road in Florida?

    • A. Anyone 18 or older with photo ID, or anyone younger who holds a valid learner's or driver's license
    • B. Anyone 13 or older, with parental permission but no license needed at any age
    • C. Only licensed drivers 21 or older, the same minimum Florida sets for renting a car from most agencies

    Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 10: Sharing the Road

  8. Question 8: 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

  9. Question 9: On a highway posted at 70 mph, what's the minimum speed you're allowed to drive?

    • A. There's no minimum speed
    • B. 30 mph
    • C. 50 mph

    Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 7: Driving Safety

  10. Question 10: What is overcorrection, and why should you avoid it?

    • A. Excessive steering in reaction to an event, which can cause a rollover or send you into oncoming traffic
    • B. Braking too gently in an emergency, which lengthens your stopping distance further
    • C. Signaling too early before a turn, which briefly confuses the drivers behind you and nothing more than that

    Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 9: Handling Emergencies

  11. Question 11: Who is typically allowed to use a High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane?

    • A. Any single-occupant vehicle, no matter what fuel or power source it happens to run on
    • B. Vehicles with two or more occupants, or hybrid/low emission vehicles with a decal
    • C. Only commercial trucks and buses

    Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 7: Driving Safety

  12. Question 12: The handbook suggests older drivers avoid which risky driving times?

    • A. Only holidays with heavy travel
    • B. Only weekday mornings before school traffic even starts each day
    • C. Dusk, dawn, nighttime, bad weather, and rush-hour traffic

    Source:Official Florida Driver License Handbook, Chapter 4: Before You Drive—You The Driver

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