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Maryland DMV quick permit practice test 2

This quick Maryland practice test has 12 questions from our full tests, so it takes a few minutes. Its main sections are Section 10: Other Important Information (2), Section 8: Crashes and Traffic Stops (2), and Section 3: Basic Driving (2). The first question asks: "A six-pack in the car is missing one can. Can it count as an open container?" You see the explanation after each answer.

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Questions
12
Passing score
88% (11 of 12)
Mistakes allowed
1
Official handbook
Maryland Driver's Manual

Practice questions

Question 1 of 120 of 12 answered

A six-pack in the car is missing one can. Can it count as an open container?

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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: A six-pack in the car is missing one can. Can it count as an open container?

    • A. Only if it's in the driver's lap
    • B. Yes, it can
    • C. No, the other cans are still sealed

    Source:Maryland Driver's Manual, Section 6: Dangerous Driving Behaviors

  2. Question 2: You're in a crash where someone is injured. What must you do?

    • A. Stay, call 911, and don't move the vehicles
    • B. Exchange information and leave
    • C. Move the vehicles out of traffic, then call 911

    Source:Maryland Driver's Manual, Section 8: Crashes and Traffic Stops

  3. Question 3: How often are mile markers placed on interstate highways?

    • A. Every tenth of a mile
    • B. Every five miles
    • C. Every mile

    Source:Maryland Driver's Manual, Section 4: Signs, Signals and Pavement Markings

  4. Question 4: How long must you hold a Type 2 permit before you can take the driving test?

    • A. At least 14 days
    • B. At least 9 months
    • C. At least 45 days

    Source:Maryland Driver's Manual, Section 2: Licensing Requirements and Process

  5. Question 5: What do rows of small triangles across a lane show?

    • A. Where you must come to a stop
    • B. Where the lane is for buses
    • C. Where you must yield

    Source:Maryland Driver's Manual, Section 4: Signs, Signals and Pavement Markings

  6. Question 6: A train has just passed and the gates rise. What should you do before crossing?

    • A. Cross right away before gates drop again
    • B. Look both ways for another train
    • C. Honk twice and then cross

    Source:Maryland Driver's Manual, Section 5: Driving Situations and Conditions

  7. Question 7: What does an "RxR" marking on the pavement warn about?

    • A. A railroad crossing ahead
    • B. A right turn only lane ahead
    • C. A school zone ahead

    Source:Maryland Driver's Manual, Section 4: Signs, Signals and Pavement Markings

  8. Question 8: Can your insurance identification card be electronic?

    • A. Only if the MVA approves it first
    • B. Yes, it may be electronic
    • C. No, it must be on paper

    Source:Maryland Driver's Manual, Section 10: Other Important Information

  9. Question 9: What does the manual call searching ahead and being ready to change speed or lanes?

    • A. Distracted driving
    • B. Defensive driving
    • C. Aggressive driving

    Source:Maryland Driver's Manual, Section 3: Basic Driving

  10. Question 10: You've parked on the street. What should you do before opening your door?

    • A. Honk to warn drivers behind you
    • B. Check your mirrors and traffic
    • C. Turn on your headlights

    Source:Maryland Driver's Manual, Section 3: Basic Driving

  11. Question 11: Is parallel parking part of the Maryland driving test?

    • A. No, it's no longer required
    • B. Only for drivers under 18
    • C. Yes, it's the main test maneuver

    Source:Maryland Driver's Manual, Section 10: Other Important Information

  12. Question 12: Your car is disabled and it's safe to stay inside. What should you do?

    • A. Unbuckle so you can get out fast
    • B. Stay buckled and face forward
    • C. Stand in front of the car

    Source:Maryland Driver's Manual, Section 8: Crashes and Traffic Stops