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Missouri DMV driver's license practice test 3

This Missouri driver's license test has 25 questions written from the Missouri Driver Guide, and you can take it without signing up. Its biggest sections are Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License (7), Chapter 10: Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving (5), and Chapter 11: The Point System (4). You begin with: "What must you do with your driver license or permit while you drive?" After each answer you see why it's right or wrong.

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

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What must you do with your driver license or permit while you drive?

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Every question comes from one of these sections of the Missouri Driver Guide.

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  1. Question 1: What must you do with your driver license or permit while you drive?

    • A. Carry it only when you drive on highways
    • B. Carry it and show it when an officer asks
    • C. Let a family member use it if they have a good reason

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

  2. Question 2: Who does not need a Missouri driver license to drive in the state?

    • A. A full-time student with a valid license from their home state
    • B. A new resident who plans to drive to work every day
    • C. A Missouri resident who is 16 or older and drives only now and then

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

  3. Question 3: Which of these can you use as proof of Missouri residency?

    • A. A receipt for a post office box
    • B. A grocery store loyalty card
    • C. Any two current utility bills

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

  4. Question 4: How early can you renew your Missouri driver license?

    • A. Up to 60 days before it expires
    • B. Up to one year before it expires
    • C. Up to six months before it expires

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

  5. Question 5: Your Missouri license expired more than six months ago. What must you do to drive again?

    • A. Take the written and driving tests, plus the vision and road sign tests
    • B. Take only the vision test and pay a late fee to have the license reinstated
    • C. Take only the road sign test

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

  6. Question 6: A 16-year-old with an instruction permit may drive when accompanied in the front seat by whom?

    • A. Any licensed driver who is at least 18 years old
    • B. A licensed driver who is at least 21 years old
    • C. Any licensed driver with at least a year of experience

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

  7. Question 7: How much supervised driving must you complete before you can get an intermediate license?

    • A. 50 hours, including at least 10 hours at night
    • B. 30 hours, including at least 5 hours at night
    • C. 40 hours, including at least 10 hours at night

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

  8. Question 8: Under Missouri's Abuse and Lose law, how long can a driver under 21 lose their license for an alcohol-related traffic offense?

    • A. 30 days
    • B. 90 days
    • C. One year

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 10: Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

  9. Question 9: You refuse a chemical test to measure your blood alcohol content. What happens to your license?

    • A. It is taken away for one year
    • B. It is suspended for 90 days
    • C. It is suspended for six months

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 10: Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

  10. Question 10: Can you be charged with DWI in Missouri for driving while impaired by a prescription or over-the-counter medicine?

    • A. Yes, any drug that impairs your driving can lead to a DWI charge
    • B. No, DWI covers only alcohol and illegal drugs
    • C. Only if the medicine was prescribed to someone else and you took it anyway

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 10: Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

  11. Question 11: Medical marijuana is legal in Missouri. Can you drive after using it?

    • A. Yes, if you hold a valid medical card
    • B. No, it is never legal or safe to drive under its influence
    • C. Yes, as long as you have used only a small amount and feel fine to drive

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 10: Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

  12. Question 12: What does an ignition interlock device do?

    • A. Limits your vehicle's top speed
    • B. Records where you drive and reports it to the court
    • C. Measures alcohol in your breath before the vehicle starts and during driving

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 10: Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

  13. Question 13: How many points does a conviction for careless and imprudent driving add to your record?

    • A. 2 points
    • B. 4 points
    • C. 12 points

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 11: The Point System

  14. Question 14: You reach 4 points in 12 months. What does the Department of Revenue do?

    • A. Suspends your license for 30 days
    • B. Revokes your license for one year
    • C. Sends you a point accumulation advisory

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 11: The Point System

  15. Question 15: Which record leads to a one-year revocation of your driving privilege?

    • A. 12 or more points in 12 months
    • B. 8 or more points in 18 months
    • C. 4 or more points in 12 months

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 11: The Point System

  16. Question 16: What can happen if you drive while your license is suspended?

    • A. You receive a warning for the first time
    • B. The suspension is shortened if you have insurance
    • C. Your driving privilege may be revoked for one year after a conviction

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 11: The Point System

  17. Question 17: What information should you exchange with the other drivers after a crash?

    • A. Just your name, phone number, home address, and the make and color of your car
    • B. Names, addresses, license and plate numbers, and insurance details
    • C. Only the name of your insurance company

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 13: Mandatory Insurance

  18. Question 18: When you must file a crash report with the Department of Revenue, how soon must you do it?

    • A. Within 10 days
    • B. Within 90 days
    • C. Within 30 days

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 13: Mandatory Insurance

  19. Question 19: Which of these is accepted as proof of insurance in Missouri?

    • A. A current insurance identification card, including one shown on a handheld device
    • B. A receipt for the vehicle safety inspection
    • C. Your driver license number handwritten on the back of the vehicle registration form

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 13: Mandatory Insurance

  20. Question 20: Your license was suspended for failing to keep insurance, and it is your first suspension. What must you do to get it back?

    • A. Pay a $200 fee and file proof of insurance for one year
    • B. Wait 90 days and retake the driver exam
    • C. Pay a $20 fee and file proof of insurance for three years

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 13: Mandatory Insurance

  21. Question 21: How long is a Missouri vehicle safety inspection good for?

    • A. Two registration years, unless you sell the vehicle
    • B. One year from the date of inspection, whether or not you sell the vehicle
    • C. Six months from the date of the inspection

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 14: Safety and Emissions Inspections and Required Equipment

  22. Question 22: If Missouri issues you two license plates, where do they go?

    • A. Both on the back of the vehicle
    • B. One on the front and one on the back of the vehicle
    • C. One on the back and one on the inside of the windshield

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 14: Safety and Emissions Inspections and Required Equipment

  23. Question 23: How soon must you apply for a title after you buy a vehicle?

    • A. Within 30 days
    • B. Within 10 days
    • C. Within 60 days

    Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 12: Vehicle Titling and Registration

  24. Question 24: Your headlights suddenly go out while you drive at night. What should you do?

    • A. Keep driving slowly with your hazard lights off until the next exit
    • B. Switch to your high beams and continue
    • C. Try the switches, then use flashers and pull off the road

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

  25. Question 25: Your accelerator sticks while you are driving. What should you do first?

    • A. Turn the ignition off right away and coast
    • B. Shift to neutral and apply the brakes while you look for a way out
    • C. Pump the accelerator pedal until it releases

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

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