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Michigan DMV driver's license practice test 3

This Michigan driver's license test has 25 questions written from the What Every Driver Must Know, and you can take it without signing up. Its biggest sections are Chapter 4: Traffic Laws (8), Chapter 5: Signs, Pavement Markings and Signals (5), and Chapter 7: Emergencies and Special Situations (4). You begin with: "Which of these is not allowed on a Michigan freeway?" After each answer you see why it's right or wrong.

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Which of these is not allowed on a Michigan freeway?

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Every question comes from one of these sections of the What Every Driver Must Know.

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  1. Question 1: Which of these is not allowed on a Michigan freeway?

    • A. A pickup towing a trailer
    • B. A 250cc motorcycle
    • C. A bus
    • D. A moped

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

  2. Question 2: What does a brown sign indicate?

    • A. Service or hospitality areas
    • B. Recreation or culture
    • C. General warning
    • D. Directions to cities

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

  3. Question 3: On a road without sidewalks, which way should pedestrians walk?

    • A. Facing oncoming traffic
    • B. With the flow of traffic
    • C. On the side with more traffic
    • D. In the center of the lane

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

  4. Question 4: When passing, before you get within what distance of an oncoming vehicle must you be back in your lane?

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

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

  5. Question 5: With full anti-lock brakes on a slippery road, what should you do to stop?

    • A. Pull the parking brake
    • B. Pump the brakes as fast as you can
    • C. Maintain brake pressure and steer
    • D. Release the brakes and coast

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

  6. Question 6: Which of these counts as an authorized emergency vehicle in Michigan?

    • A. A school bus with yellow lights on
    • B. A pizza delivery car with a lighted roof sign on top
    • C. Any private car with hazard lights on
    • D. A marked tow truck with flashing lights

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

  7. Question 7: Two cars reach a four-way stop at the same time. Who yields?

    • A. Both wait for a third car
    • B. The vehicle on the right yields to the one on its left
    • C. The vehicle turning right yields
    • D. The vehicle on the left yields to the one on its right

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

  8. Question 8: Which headlights should you use when following a truck at night?

    • A. Low beams
    • B. Fog lights only
    • C. High beams
    • D. Parking lights only

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

  9. Question 9: How close to a railroad crossing may you park?

    • A. No closer than 15 feet from the nearest rail
    • B. No closer than 100 feet from the nearest rail
    • C. No closer than 50 feet from the nearest rail
    • D. No closer than 30 feet from the nearest rail

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

  10. Question 10: Why open your car door with your right hand?

    • A. Because the law requires the right hand
    • B. So you can hold your keys in your left hand
    • C. So you look back for cyclists and pedestrians
    • D. So the door opens more slowly and quietly than usual

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

  11. Question 11: Which vehicles have the right of way over a funeral procession?

    • A. School buses and city buses on their routes
    • B. Fire trucks, ambulances, and police
    • C. No vehicles at all
    • D. Trucks over 10,000 pounds

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

  12. Question 12: How many crashes in two years can trigger a driver reexamination?

    • A. Five or more
    • B. Three or more
    • C. One with injuries
    • D. Two or more

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

  13. Question 13: How many points for driving 6 to 10 mph over the limit?

    • A. Four
    • B. Two
    • C. One
    • D. Three

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

  14. Question 14: How many hours of classroom instruction does Segment 1 require?

    • A. At least 50 hours
    • B. At least 30 hours
    • C. At least 6 hours
    • D. At least 24 hours

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

  15. Question 15: Which drivers may use a phone in hands-free mode for non-emergency calls?

    • A. Level 3 drivers and all other adult license holders
    • B. No one; hands-free calls are banned for all
    • C. Level 1 drivers with a parent or guardian in the car
    • D. Level 2 drivers on the way to work

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

  16. Question 16: How much space should be between your breastbone and the steering wheel center?

    • A. At least 10 inches
    • B. At least 5 inches
    • C. At least 20 inches
    • D. At least 2 feet

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

  17. Question 17: What does a horizontal rectangle sign usually give?

    • A. Stop orders
    • B. Warnings
    • C. Directions
    • D. Speed limits

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

  18. Question 18: At 55 mph, about how far does a passenger vehicle need to stop?

    • A. About 130 feet
    • B. About 250 feet
    • C. About 60 feet
    • D. About 400 feet

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

  19. Question 19: A deer crash is unavoidable. What should you do?

    • A. Swerve to miss it
    • B. Honk and flash your lights
    • C. Stay in your lane and brake
    • D. Speed up to push through it

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

  20. Question 20: When must you notify police about a crash?

    • A. Only when damage to both cars exceeds $5,000
    • B. If damage exceeds $5,000, or if a person is hurt
    • C. If there are injuries or damage over $1,000
    • D. Only if someone is killed

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

  21. Question 21: Which vehicles show the orange slow-moving vehicle triangle?

    • A. School buses on rural roads
    • B. Vehicles that can't go faster than 25 mph
    • C. All trucks carrying wide loads
    • D. Vehicles that can't go faster than 45 mph

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

  22. Question 22: The walk signal starts flashing. What should pedestrians already crossing do?

    • A. Complete their crossing
    • B. Return to the curb
    • C. Stop in the middle
    • D. Wait for the next signal

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

  23. Question 23: How many supervised hours must a teen log before the driving skills test?

    • A. At least 30 hours, including 2 at night
    • B. At least 60 hours, including 15 at night
    • C. At least 40 hours, including 5 at night
    • D. At least 50 hours, including 10 at night

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

  24. Question 24: What do broken white lines separate?

    • A. Bike lanes from sidewalks
    • B. Lanes of traffic going the same direction
    • C. Lanes of traffic going in opposite directions
    • D. Parking from travel lanes

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

  25. Question 25: How long must you drive without violations before getting Level 3?

    • A. 12 consecutive months
    • B. 6 consecutive months
    • C. 24 consecutive months
    • D. 90 days

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