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Idaho DMV driver's license practice test 5

Try this free Idaho practice test for the driver's license knowledge exam: 25 questions from the Idaho Driver's Handbook. The sections it covers most are Vehicle Equipment and Safety (3), Traffic Laws and the Rules of the Road (6), and Sharing the Road (4). To start, you'll answer this: "You're very upset after an argument. What does the handbook suggest?" Explanations follow every answer.

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Questions
25
Passing score
85% (22 of 25)
Mistakes allowed
3
Official handbook
Idaho Driver's Handbook

Practice questions

Question 1 of 250 of 25 answered

You're very upset after an argument. What does the handbook suggest?

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What this test covers

Every question comes from one of these sections of the Idaho Driver's Handbook.

All 25 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: You're very upset after an argument. What does the handbook suggest?

    • A. Let someone else drive
    • B. Drive fast to get home sooner
    • C. Turn up the radio to calm down
    • D. Drive, but only on the freeway

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, The Driving Task

  2. Question 2: Which of these is an exception to the rule to stay as far right as possible?

    • A. Preparing to make a left turn
    • B. Driving under the speed limit
    • C. Driving at night on a two-lane road
    • D. Driving a large pickup truck

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Traffic Laws and the Rules of the Road

  3. Question 3: Brake lights must be red or amber and visible in normal sunlight from at least:

    • A. 200 feet to the rear
    • B. 100 feet to the rear
    • C. 500 feet to the rear
    • D. 50 feet to the rear

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Vehicle Equipment and Safety

  4. Question 4: How long is the minimum supervised instruction period in the GDL program?

    • A. 9 months, with at most one ticket
    • B. 12 months, with no crashes
    • C. 3 months, with no violations
    • D. 6 months, with no violations

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Licensing and Testing

  5. Question 5: You are turning right where the bike lane line becomes dashed, and a bicyclist is already there. What must you do?

    • A. Speed up to turn before they reach you
    • B. Honk and merge ahead of them
    • C. Yield to the bicyclist
    • D. Turn from the lane to the left of the bike

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Highway and Vehicle Knowledge

  6. Question 6: Most warning signs are:

    • A. Black on yellow and diamond-shaped
    • B. White on green and rectangular in shape
    • C. Black on white and rectangular in shape
    • D. Red on white and triangular

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Highway and Vehicle Knowledge

  7. Question 7: What do double solid white lines between lanes mean?

    • A. You may change lanes if you signal
    • B. Lane changes are prohibited
    • C. One lane is a bike lane
    • D. The lanes carry traffic in opposite directions

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Highway and Vehicle Knowledge

  8. Question 8: High beams must let the driver see people and vehicles at least how far away?

    • A. 500 feet
    • B. 200 feet
    • C. 350 feet
    • D. 100 feet

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Vehicle Equipment and Safety

  9. Question 9: You are turning left at an intersection with a green light. Who must you yield to?

    • A. Oncoming traffic
    • B. Only buses and trucks
    • C. No one, since the light is green
    • D. Traffic behind you

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Traffic Laws and the Rules of the Road

  10. Question 10: How deep does fast-moving water need to be to wash away a car?

    • A. About two feet
    • B. About five feet
    • C. About six inches
    • D. About one inch

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Sharing the Road

  11. Question 11: If you can't get off the road, where should you stop?

    • A. Just over the top of a hill
    • B. In the center lane, to leave the shoulder free
    • C. Just around a curve, out of the wind
    • D. Where drivers behind can clearly see you

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Be Prepared

  12. Question 12: At a 3-way T intersection with no signs, you must turn right or left. What must you do?

    • A. Honk and turn, since you arrived first
    • B. Keep going, since the through road must yield to you
    • C. Stop and yield to drivers from the other two ways
    • D. Yield only to the drivers coming from your right

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Highway and Vehicle Knowledge

  13. Question 13: At about what speed may tires lose all contact with a wet road and hydroplane?

    • A. 35 mph
    • B. 55 mph
    • C. 75 mph
    • D. 25 mph

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Sharing the Road

  14. Question 14: What can you put on your windshield under Idaho law?

    • A. A phone mount in the middle of the glass
    • B. A mirror-like tint to cut glare
    • C. Only stickers that the law requires
    • D. Any sticker in the lower corners

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Vehicle Equipment and Safety

  15. Question 15: Documents you bring as proof of Idaho residency must be dated within:

    • A. 5 years
    • B. 90 days
    • C. 30 days
    • D. 1 year

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Licensing and Testing

  16. Question 16: On the 40-question Idaho knowledge test, how many questions can you miss and still pass?

    • A. Up to 6
    • B. Up to 8
    • C. Up to 10
    • D. Up to 4

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Licensing and Testing

  17. Question 17: Which driver may not see you and deserves extra room?

    • A. One stopped at a red light
    • B. One backing out of a driveway
    • C. One who has just signaled a lane change
    • D. One driving at the speed limit

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, The Driving Task

  18. Question 18: About what share of motorcycle crashes involve another motor vehicle?

    • A. Nearly all of them
    • B. About half
    • C. About a quarter
    • D. About 10%

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Sharing the Road

  19. Question 19: What happens to speeding fines in work zones where signs say so?

    • A. They stay the same as anywhere else
    • B. They are cut in half
    • C. They are increased
    • D. They apply only if workers are hurt

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Highway and Vehicle Knowledge

  20. Question 20: How close to a fire hydrant may you park?

    • A. No closer than 30 feet
    • B. No closer than 20 feet
    • C. No closer than 5 feet
    • D. No closer than 15 feet

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Traffic Laws and the Rules of the Road

  21. Question 21: A second test refusal within 10 years brings:

    • A. A $250 fine and nothing more
    • B. A 90-day suspension
    • C. A one-year absolute suspension
    • D. A two-year absolute suspension

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, What Affects Your Driving Privilege and Record

  22. Question 22: You come upon livestock being herded across a highway. Who has the right-of-way?

    • A. The livestock
    • B. Whoever gets there first
    • C. You, since you're on a highway
    • D. You, if you honk first

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Sharing the Road

  23. Question 23: On a two-lane road posted 55 mph or more, how much over the limit may a car driver go while passing a slower vehicle?

    • A. Up to 25 mph
    • B. Up to 15 mph
    • C. Not at all; the limit always applies
    • D. Up to 5 mph

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Traffic Laws and the Rules of the Road

  24. Question 24: Unless traffic control devices say otherwise, passing is prohibited within how many feet of an intersection or railroad crossing?

    • A. 200 feet
    • B. 500 feet
    • C. 100 feet
    • D. 50 feet

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Traffic Laws and the Rules of the Road

  25. Question 25: How close to a crosswalk may you park?

    • A. No closer than 10 feet
    • B. No closer than 50 feet
    • C. No closer than 15 feet
    • D. No closer than 20 feet

    Source:Idaho Driver's Handbook, Traffic Laws and the Rules of the Road