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Michigan DMV quick permit practice test 1

A short Michigan permit practice test: 12 questions taken from our full tests, all written from the What Every Driver Must Know. This one draws mostly on Chapter 1: Your Driver's License (3), Chapter 5: Signs, Pavement Markings and Signals (3), and Chapter 2: Your Driving Record (1). It starts with: "On which roads may bicyclists not ride?" Every answer is explained.

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On which roads may bicyclists not ride?

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What this test covers

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

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  1. Question 1: On which roads may bicyclists not ride?

    • A. Roads with speed limits over 45 mph
    • B. City streets with buses
    • C. Two-lane highways
    • D. Limited access freeways

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

  2. Question 2: 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

  3. Question 3: 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

  4. Question 4: What do flashing yellow overhead lights on a school bus mean?

    • A. Stop at least 20 feet away
    • B. Pass carefully on the left
    • C. Be prepared to stop
    • D. The bus is broken down

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

  5. Question 5: How often must you renew your license in person at a Secretary of State office?

    • A. Every 8 years
    • B. Every 20 years
    • C. Every 12 years
    • D. Every 4 years

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

  6. Question 6: What score is needed on the Segment 1 state exam?

    • A. At least 70 percent
    • B. At least 90 percent
    • C. At least 80 percent
    • D. At least 60 percent

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

  7. Question 7: Your light is green, but a pedestrian is still in the crosswalk. What must you do?

    • A. Honk so they hurry
    • B. Yield to the pedestrian
    • C. Go, since you have the green light
    • D. Drive around them slowly

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

  8. Question 8: 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

  9. Question 9: 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

  10. Question 10: What does a red sign mean?

    • A. Directions or guidance
    • B. Stop or prohibited
    • C. Service or hospitality
    • D. Caution or a general warning

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

  11. Question 11: How many passengers under 21 may a Level 2 driver carry, without an exception?

    • A. No more than one
    • B. No more than two
    • C. No more than three
    • D. None at all

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

  12. Question 12: What does a pennant-shaped sign warn of?

    • A. A school zone
    • B. A railroad crossing
    • C. A no-passing zone
    • D. A stop ahead

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