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Minnesota DMV quick permit practice test 4

Use this 12-question Minnesota quick test when you only have a few minutes. The questions come from our full tests and lean on Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation (5), Chapter 8: Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (1), and Chapter 5: Signs, signals and pavement markings (2). It opens with: "After becoming a Minnesota resident, how long do you have to register your vehicle?" Explanations follow every answer.

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Questions
12
Passing score
80% (10 of 12)
Mistakes allowed
2
Official handbook
Minnesota Driver's Manual

Practice questions

Question 1 of 120 of 12 answered

After becoming a Minnesota resident, how long do you have to register your vehicle?

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What this test covers

Every question comes from one of these sections of the Minnesota Driver's Manual.

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: After becoming a Minnesota resident, how long do you have to register your vehicle?

    • A. Up to 30 days
    • B. Up to 90 days
    • C. Up to 60 days

    Source:Minnesota Driver's Manual, Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation

  2. Question 2: How many times a day may you take the Class D written test?

    • A. Once
    • B. Twice
    • C. As often as you like while the station is open

    Source:Minnesota Driver's Manual, Chapter 1: Your license to drive

  3. Question 3: You are pulled over by police. Where should you keep your hands?

    • A. On the steering wheel, where the officer can see them
    • B. On your license and insurance card, ready to hand over
    • C. In your lap, out of the officer's way

    Source:Minnesota Driver's Manual, Chapter 4: Sharing the road

  4. Question 4: Outside alleys and urban or town roads, what is the speed limit under ideal conditions, unless posted?

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

    Source:Minnesota Driver's Manual, Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation

  5. Question 5: What do double solid white lines between lanes mean?

    • A. You may change lanes with care
    • B. You must not change lanes
    • C. Traffic on each side moves in opposite directions

    Source:Minnesota Driver's Manual, Chapter 5: Signs, signals and pavement markings

  6. Question 6: Besides sunset to sunrise, when must you turn on your headlights?

    • A. Any time you can't see the road ahead for at least 500 feet
    • B. Only when rain is heavy enough to need fast wipers
    • C. Only inside tunnels and parking ramps

    Source:Minnesota Driver's Manual, Chapter 2: Your vehicle

  7. Question 7: Where are freeway ramp meters usually placed?

    • A. At the very end of the acceleration lane
    • B. On the freeway, above the right lane
    • C. About halfway down the entry ramp

    Source:Minnesota Driver's Manual, Chapter 6: Driving conditions

  8. Question 8: A child who is too big for a car seat must use a booster seat until what age, unless they outgrow the booster?

    • A. 9 years old
    • B. 6 years old
    • C. 13 years old

    Source:Minnesota Driver's Manual, Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation

  9. Question 9: About what share of alcohol does the body remove through the liver?

    • A. 50 percent
    • B. 95 percent
    • C. 75 percent

    Source:Minnesota Driver's Manual, Chapter 8: Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs

  10. Question 10: How far must you park from a stop sign on the side of a public road?

    • A. At least 20 feet
    • B. At least 50 feet
    • C. At least 30 feet

    Source:Minnesota Driver's Manual, Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation

  11. Question 11: What does an orange sign tell you?

    • A. It points to motorist services like gas and food
    • B. It warns and controls traffic in a construction zone
    • C. It marks a historic, cultural or recreational site

    Source:Minnesota Driver's Manual, Chapter 5: Signs, signals and pavement markings

  12. Question 12: If no expiration date is stamped on a child restraint system, how long after manufacture does it expire?

    • A. Two years
    • B. Six years
    • C. Ten years

    Source:Minnesota Driver's Manual, Chapter 3: Traffic laws and vehicle operation

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