Missouri DMV driver's license practice test 4
25 original questions from the Missouri Driver Guide make up this free Missouri driver's license practice test. Expect questions from Chapter 3: Rules of the Road (8), Chapter 2: The Driver Examination (5), and Chapter 4: Sharing the Road (5). The first one asks: "A 15½-year-old holds a motorcycle instruction permit. What are the limits on it?" Each answer is explained, and there's nothing to sign up for.
Checked on
- Questions
- 25
- Passing score
- 80% (20 of 25)
- Mistakes allowed
- 5
- Official handbook
- Missouri Driver Guide
Practice questions
Question 1 of 250 of 25 answered
A 15½-year-old holds a motorcycle instruction permit. What are the limits on it?
What this test covers
Every question comes from one of these sections of the Missouri Driver Guide.
- Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License4 questions
- Chapter 2: The Driver Examination5 questions
- Chapter 3: Rules of the Road8 questions
- Chapter 4: Sharing the Road5 questions
- Chapter 5: Parking3 questions
All 25 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.
Question 1: A 15½-year-old holds a motorcycle instruction permit. What are the limits on it?
- A. Any time of day, within the county, a motorcycle of any size, and one passenger
- B. Daylight only, within 10 miles of home, any motorcycle, and no passengers
- C. Daylight only, within 50 miles of home, a motorcycle up to 250 cc, and no passengers
Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License
Question 2: For how long can a Missouri driver license be valid?
- A. Up to six years
- B. Up to three years
- C. Up to ten years
Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License
Question 3: What is the standard minimum peripheral vision reading on the Missouri vision test?
- A. At least 120 degrees in each eye or 150 degrees in one eye
- B. At least 55 degrees in each eye or 85 degrees in one eye
- C. At least 30 degrees in either eye
Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 2: The Driver Examination
Question 4: Which of these must your vehicle have for the Missouri driving test?
- A. A backup camera and cruise control
- B. An automatic transmission and air conditioning
- C. Current plates and a valid inspection sticker
Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 2: The Driver Examination
Question 5: Who may ride in the vehicle with you during the driving test?
- A. The examiner and a parent
- B. Only the examiner
- C. The examiner and your driving instructor
Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 2: The Driver Examination
Question 6: What happens after you fail the driving test three times?
- A. You need extra behind-the-wheel training and written approval before you can test again
- B. You must wait 12 months before you can test again
- C. You must pass the written test again before your next attempt
Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 2: The Driver Examination
Question 7: What is the penalty for cheating during a Missouri license exam?
- A. It is a Class A misdemeanor and can cost you your driving privilege for up to a year
- B. It is a minor fine with no effect on your license
- C. It is an infraction that adds two points to your record
Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 2: The Driver Examination
Question 8: After the first six months on an intermediate license, how many passengers under 19 who are not immediate family may you carry?
- A. No more than five
- B. No more than three
- C. There is no limit
Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License
Question 9: What is required to move from an intermediate license to the full under-21 license?
- A. Twenty more hours of supervised night driving with a licensed adult
- B. Retaking the written and driving tests
- C. No offenses in 12 months, plus the vision and road sign tests
Source:Missouri Driver Guide, Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License
Question 10: What do Missouri's right-of-way rules tell drivers?
- A. Which driver is entitled to go first in every traffic situation
- B. Who must yield, without giving any driver the right-of-way
- C. That the larger vehicle always goes first
Question 11: You reach an intersection with no stop sign or signal. Whom do you yield to?
- A. Vehicles coming from your left
- B. The largest vehicle
- C. Vehicles coming from your right
Question 12: You are pulling out of a driveway onto a road. Who has the right-of-way?
- A. Vehicles already on the road
- B. You, since you have signaled
- C. Whoever arrives first
Question 13: Where should you not make a U-turn?
- A. At a T-intersection with no traffic in sight and no sign against it
- B. On a quiet residential street with a clear view
- C. At an intersection controlled by a traffic signal
Question 14: Why should you avoid swinging wide to the left before a right turn?
- A. It uses more fuel than a tighter turn would
- B. The driver behind may think you are changing lanes and pass on the right
- C. It makes your turn signal harder for the driver behind you to see it clearly
Question 15: In which direction do you travel around the center island of a roundabout?
- A. Clockwise
- B. Whichever way is shorter
- C. Counterclockwise
Question 16: When may you stop inside a roundabout?
- A. Only when it is the only way to avoid a crash
- B. When traffic ahead of you backs up
- C. When you are unsure which exit to take
Question 17: Who may drive on the raised truck apron of a roundabout?
- A. Any vehicle when the roundabout is busy
- B. Cars and pickup trucks that need to pass a slow vehicle
- C. Only large trucks and other big vehicles that need the extra room
Question 18: You have a green light and a pedestrian is still crossing in your path. What must you do?
- A. Yield to the pedestrian
- B. Proceed, because the pedestrian should wait
- C. Sound your horn and continue
Question 19: How should you pass a bicyclist?
- A. Pass as close as you can, but quickly
- B. Give a full lane width, or wait for a clear stretch of road
- C. Sound your horn and pass beside the bicyclist
Question 20: Before you open your car door into a traffic lane or a bicycle lane, what should you check for?
- A. Passing bicyclists
- B. Parking meters
- C. Oncoming buses only
Question 21: May you ride a moped on a federal interstate highway in Missouri?
- A. Yes, if you stay on the shoulder
- B. Yes, if you can keep up with traffic
- C. No, not on any part of the interstate system
Question 22: You are not part of a funeral procession. What is the rule about the vehicles in it?
- A. Join the procession to get through red lights
- B. Do not drive between vehicles that are part of the procession
- C. Pass on the right if the procession is moving slowly through the intersection
Question 23: Is it legal to park in the striped access aisle next to a handicapped parking space?
- A. Yes, for a few minutes if you leave your hazard lights on while you wait
- B. No, it is illegal to park in handicapped parking access aisles
- C. Yes, if you are picking someone up
Question 24: Which side of the vehicle should you use to get out when you park on a street?
- A. The curb side, after checking for traffic and bicyclists
- B. The street side, to save time
- C. Whichever side is closer to your destination or to the nearest crosswalk
Question 25: You are leaving a parked vehicle that has a manual transmission. What should you do?
- A. Leave it in neutral with the parking brake off
- B. Leave it in reverse and skip the parking brake
- C. Set the parking brake and leave it in gear
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