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Michigan DMV quick permit practice test 2

This quick Michigan practice test has 12 questions from our full tests, so it takes a few minutes. Its main sections are Chapter 4: Traffic Laws (6), Chapter 1: Your Driver's License (3), and Chapter 2: Your Driving Record (1). The first question asks: "You miss your exit. What should you do?" You see the explanation after each answer.

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You miss your exit. What should you do?

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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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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 miss your exit. What should you do?

    • A. Drive to the next exit and come back
    • B. Use the median crossover to turn around
    • C. Back up on the shoulder
    • D. Stop and wait for a gap to turn

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

  2. Question 2: 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

  3. Question 3: 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

  4. Question 4: How long must you practice on a TIP before taking the driving skills test?

    • A. At least 6 months
    • B. At least 90 days
    • C. At least 30 days
    • D. At least 180 days

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

  5. Question 5: Are penalties for driving under the influence of marijuana lighter than for alcohol?

    • A. No, they're the same
    • B. Yes, they're half as much
    • C. Yes, there are no points
    • D. Yes, only a fine applies

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

  6. Question 6: When pulling up to parallel park, how much space should be between you and the car ahead?

    • A. 6 to 12 inches
    • B. 8 to 10 feet
    • C. 2 to 5 feet
    • D. Less than 1 foot

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

  7. Question 7: Once crossing lights activate, about how long before the train arrives?

    • A. About 5 seconds
    • B. About 2 minutes
    • C. About 60 seconds
    • D. About 20 seconds

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

  8. Question 8: 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

  9. Question 9: 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

  10. Question 10: Your car is stuck on the tracks and no train is in sight. What should you do?

    • A. Stay in the car with everyone buckled and call a tow truck
    • B. Push the car off the tracks alone
    • C. Get everyone out and call the ENS sign number
    • D. Keep trying to start the engine

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

  11. Question 11: How much space must you leave when passing a bicyclist?

    • A. At least 5 feet everywhere
    • B. At least 2 feet
    • C. At least 3 feet
    • D. At least 1 foot

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

  12. Question 12: What is the minimum age for a Level 3 Full License?

    • A. 16 and a half
    • B. 18
    • C. 17
    • D. 16

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