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Michigan DMV driver's license practice test 2

Practice for the Michigan written test with 25 free questions based on the What Every Driver Must Know. Most of them come from Chapter 4: Traffic Laws (8), Chapter 5: Signs, Pavement Markings and Signals (5), and Chapter 7: Emergencies and Special Situations (4). Question 1 asks: "Under what age is it illegal to leave a child unattended in a vehicle when it poses an unreasonable risk?" Every answer comes with an explanation, and you don't need an account.

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Under what age is it illegal to leave a child unattended in a vehicle when it poses an unreasonable risk?

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  1. Question 1: Under what age is it illegal to leave a child unattended in a vehicle when it poses an unreasonable risk?

    • A. Younger than 4
    • B. Younger than 13
    • C. Younger than 8
    • D. Younger than 6

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 4: Traffic Laws

  2. Question 2: How many points within two years lead to a driver assessment reexamination?

    • A. 8 or more
    • B. 20 or more
    • C. 6 or more
    • D. 12 or more

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 2: Your Driving Record

  3. Question 3: Parking uphill with a curb, which way do you turn your wheels?

    • A. Away from the curb
    • B. It doesn't matter with the brake set
    • C. Straight ahead
    • D. Toward the curb

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 4: Traffic Laws

  4. Question 4: What happens to fines for moving violations in work zones?

    • A. They stay the same
    • B. They're waived if no workers are present
    • C. They're doubled
    • D. They're tripled

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 4: Traffic Laws

  5. Question 5: With a 5-section signal, what does a green arrow give you?

    • A. Permission to go straight only
    • B. A protected turn; conflicting traffic stops
    • C. A turn after yielding to all oncoming traffic
    • D. A warning the light will turn red

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 5: Signs, Pavement Markings and Signals

  6. Question 6: When must headlights be on in Michigan?

    • A. From an hour after sunset until an hour before sunrise
    • B. Only from sunset to sunrise
    • C. Only in rain or fog
    • D. From 30 minutes after sunset to 30 before sunrise

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 7: Emergencies and Special Situations

  7. Question 7: When parallel parking, how far from the curb may your car be?

    • A. No more than 6 to 12 inches
    • B. No more than 2 feet from the curb
    • C. No more than 18 inches
    • D. No more than 3 inches

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 4: Traffic Laws

  8. Question 8: What does a blue sign indicate?

    • A. Recreation or cultural interest
    • B. Directions or guidance
    • C. Service or hospitality
    • D. Stop or prohibited

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 5: Signs, Pavement Markings and Signals

  9. Question 9: A truck at an intersection has its right signal on and swings left. What is it doing?

    • A. Making a U-turn
    • B. Making a wide right turn
    • C. Letting you pass on the right
    • D. Changing to the left lane

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 6: Sharing the Road

  10. Question 10: In a roundabout, what do dashed white lines across the lane mark?

    • A. The edge of the roundabout's circular lane
    • B. Where you must stop for crossing pedestrians
    • C. A no-passing zone
    • D. A bike lane

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 5: Signs, Pavement Markings and Signals

  11. Question 11: What are solid white edge lines often called?

    • A. Fog lines
    • B. Stop lines
    • C. Yield lines
    • D. Center lines

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 5: Signs, Pavement Markings and Signals

  12. Question 12: What following distance should you allow when it starts to rain?

    • A. Three times the normal distance
    • B. Half the normal distance
    • C. At least twice the normal
    • D. The same as normal

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 7: Emergencies and Special Situations

  13. Question 13: Where do you stop if there's no stop line or crosswalk?

    • A. Past the corner
    • B. In the middle of the intersection
    • C. You don't need to stop
    • D. Before entering the intersection

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 5: Signs, Pavement Markings and Signals

  14. Question 14: How fast can a moped go on a level surface, at most?

    • A. 20 mph
    • B. 30 mph
    • C. 45 mph
    • D. 25 mph

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 6: Sharing the Road

  15. Question 15: What is the speed limit in mobile home parks?

    • A. 10 mph
    • B. 15 mph
    • C. 25 mph
    • D. 20 mph

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 4: Traffic Laws

  16. Question 16: How long is a temporary instruction permit (TIP) valid?

    • A. One year
    • B. 90 days
    • C. 180 days
    • D. 30 days

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 1: Your Driver's License

  17. Question 17: Which law stops Level 1 and Level 2 drivers from using a phone while driving?

    • A. The Child Passenger Protection Law
    • B. The Basic Speed Law
    • C. The Driver Privacy Protection Act
    • D. Kelsey's Law

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 1: Your Driver's License

  18. Question 18: When is the road most slippery after rain starts?

    • A. During the first half hour
    • B. Only after the rain stops
    • C. Only at night
    • D. After several hours of rain

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 7: Emergencies and Special Situations

  19. Question 19: A never-licensed applicant has two moving violation convictions in the past three years. Can they get a license?

    • A. No, they will not be issued one
    • B. Yes, with a restricted license
    • C. Yes, if they pay a higher fee
    • D. Yes, after a driver reexamination

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 1: Your Driver's License

  20. Question 20: A traffic signal isn't working. What should you do?

    • A. Slow down and go if clear
    • B. Treat it as a green light if you're on the main road
    • C. Wait until it starts working again
    • D. Stop completely and yield to vehicles already there

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 4: Traffic Laws

  21. Question 21: Unless posted otherwise, what is the speed limit on highways that aren't freeways?

    • A. 55 mph
    • B. 45 mph
    • C. 70 mph
    • D. 65 mph

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 4: Traffic Laws

  22. Question 22: Which of these contains the same amount of alcohol as a 12-ounce beer?

    • A. A 24-ounce can of beer
    • B. A 12-ounce glass of wine
    • C. A 5-ounce glass of wine
    • D. A 5-ounce shot of whiskey

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 2: Your Driving Record

  23. Question 23: After passing a truck, when may you pull back in front of it?

    • A. When the truck driver flashes their lights
    • B. When the whole cab shows in your mirror
    • C. When you're one car length ahead of it
    • D. When your rear bumper passes its front bumper

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 6: Sharing the Road

  24. Question 24: What share of traffic fatalities has NHTSA estimated are caused by aggressive driving?

    • A. 10 percent
    • B. 25 percent
    • C. 66 percent
    • D. 90 percent

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 7: Emergencies and Special Situations

  25. Question 25: Where must a child younger than 4 ride if the vehicle has a rear seat?

    • A. In the front seat, where the driver can watch them closely
    • B. In a rear seat
    • C. On an adult's lap in the back seat
    • D. In any seat, if they're in a car seat

    Source:What Every Driver Must Know, Chapter 4: Traffic Laws