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Missouri DMV driver's license practice test 2

Practice for the Missouri written test with 25 free questions based on the Missouri Driver Guide. Most of them come from Chapter 3: Rules of the Road (6), Chapter 4: Sharing the Road (4), and Chapter 6: Highway Driving (3). Question 1 asks: "You have just moved to Missouri with a valid license from another state and you plan to drive. What must you do?" Every answer comes with an explanation, and you don't need an account.

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Questions
25
Passing score
80% (20 of 25)
Mistakes allowed
5
Official handbook
Missouri Driver Guide

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Question 1 of 250 of 25 answered

You have just moved to Missouri with a valid license from another state and you plan to drive. What must you do?

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  1. Question 1: You have just moved to Missouri with a valid license from another state and you plan to drive. What must you do?

    • A. Get a Missouri driver license
    • B. Keep driving on your old license until it expires
    • C. Register your vehicle and wait on the license

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License

  2. Question 2: Which list gives the four parts of the Missouri driver examination?

    • A. Written test, vision test, hazard perception test, and driving test
    • B. Written test, road sign test, parking test, and highway test
    • C. Written test, vision test, road sign test, and driving test

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 2: The Driver Examination

  3. Question 3: During the first six months of an intermediate license, how many passengers under 19 who are not immediate family may you carry?

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

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License

  4. Question 4: An intermediate license holder may not drive alone during which hours, except for a school activity, a job, or an emergency?

    • A. Between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m.
    • B. Between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m.
    • C. Between midnight and 6:00 a.m.

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License

  5. Question 5: How many points can you lose on the driving test before you fail?

    • A. More than 30
    • B. More than 15
    • C. More than 45

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 2: The Driver Examination

  6. Question 6: When may a driver pass to the right of another vehicle?

    • A. When the vehicle ahead is driving slowly and well under the speed limit
    • B. When the paved shoulder is wide enough to drive on
    • C. When the vehicle ahead is making or about to make a left turn

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 3: Rules of the Road

  7. Question 7: What is the minimum fine for speeding or passing in a Missouri work zone on a first offense?

    • A. $75
    • B. $500
    • C. $250

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 3: Rules of the Road

  8. Question 8: You are turning left at an intersection with no arrow. Who must you yield to?

    • A. Oncoming vehicles going straight
    • B. Nobody, because a left turn has priority
    • C. Vehicles approaching from behind you

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 3: Rules of the Road

  9. Question 9: A police car with its siren and lights on approaches while you are in an intersection. What should you do?

    • A. Stop right where you are in the intersection and wait for it to pass
    • B. Drive through the intersection, then pull to the right and stop
    • C. Pull over to the left side of the road

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 3: Rules of the Road

  10. Question 10: How far before a turn should you signal?

    • A. About 25 feet
    • B. Right as you begin to turn
    • C. At least 100 feet

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 3: Rules of the Road

  11. Question 11: What is a center lane marked as a two-way left-turn lane used for?

    • A. Passing slower traffic on a busy road
    • B. Slowing down or stopping before making a left turn
    • C. Driving a long stretch when the other lanes are full

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 3: Rules of the Road

  12. Question 12: May you share a lane with a motorcycle?

    • A. No, because the rider needs the whole lane
    • B. Yes, if you stay to one side of the lane
    • C. Yes, on residential streets with parked cars

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Sharing the Road

  13. Question 13: What does "No-Zone" mean around large trucks and buses?

    • A. The blind spots on the sides, front, and rear where a car cannot be seen
    • B. The areas of the road where trucks are not allowed to travel
    • C. The space in front of a truck where passing is illegal

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Sharing the Road

  14. Question 14: A fully loaded tractor-trailer traveling at 55 mph may need about how far to stop?

    • A. About 130 to 140 feet
    • B. Almost 400 feet
    • C. About 200 feet

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Sharing the Road

  15. Question 15: A pedestrian is crossing the street with a white cane or a guide dog. What must you do?

    • A. Slow down and pass on the left
    • B. Sound your horn to alert them
    • C. Come to a complete stop

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 4: Sharing the Road

  16. Question 16: Where is parking prohibited?

    • A. On the left side of a one-way street when no sign forbids it
    • B. Alongside a curb that is painted yellow
    • C. On a residential street with no signs

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 5: Parking

  17. Question 17: On a highway with two or more lanes in each direction, when may you drive in the left lane?

    • A. Whenever you are driving at or above the speed limit
    • B. Whenever you feel more comfortable with the extra room
    • C. To pass slower traffic, let others enter safely, or prepare for a left turn

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 6: Highway Driving

  18. Question 18: You enter a highway from an acceleration lane. What should you do?

    • A. Speed up to match traffic, then merge when there is an opening
    • B. Stop at the end of the lane and wait for a gap
    • C. Enter at the slower ramp speed and let the traffic on the highway go around you

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 6: Highway Driving

  19. Question 19: You miss your exit on a highway. What should you do?

    • A. Back up along the shoulder
    • B. Stop and make a U-turn when traffic clears
    • C. Continue to the next exit and come back

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 6: Highway Driving

  20. Question 20: What does a yellow line on the road separate?

    • A. Traffic moving in the same direction
    • B. Traffic moving in opposite directions
    • C. The travel lane from the shoulder

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 7: Pavement Marking, Traffic Signs, and Signals

  21. Question 21: A traffic signal is dark because it is not working. How should you treat the intersection?

    • A. As a yield intersection
    • B. As a flashing yellow light
    • C. As a four-way stop

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 7: Pavement Marking, Traffic Signs, and Signals

  22. Question 22: What does an orange sign usually tell you?

    • A. Construction or work is being done ahead
    • B. A hazard is ahead
    • C. A public recreation or cultural interest area is nearby

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 7: Pavement Marking, Traffic Signs, and Signals

  23. Question 23: How should you wear a lap and shoulder belt?

    • A. Lap belt across your stomach, shoulder belt tucked under your arm for comfort
    • B. Lap belt loose at your waist, shoulder belt behind your back
    • C. Lap belt low and snug across your hips, shoulder belt across your chest

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 8: Safe Driving Tips for Everyday Driving

  24. Question 24: A driver is following you too closely. What is the best response?

    • A. Move right if you can, or slow down gradually
    • B. Brake quickly to make the driver back off
    • C. Speed up to get away from the driver

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 8: Safe Driving Tips for Everyday Driving

  25. Question 25: You are driving at night. When should you switch from high beams to low beams for an oncoming vehicle?

    • A. When it is within 1,000 feet
    • B. When it is within 500 feet
    • C. When it is within 100 feet

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 9: Safe Driving Tips for Special Driving Conditions