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Montana DMV quick permit practice test 2

This quick Montana practice test has 12 questions from our full tests, so it takes a few minutes. Its main sections are Chapter 3: Signs, Signals, & Markings (4), Chapter 2: Motor Vehicle Equipment (3), and Chapter 4: Driving Rules (3). The first question asks: "What visibility distance does Montana law set for a bicycle's front light at night?" You see the explanation after each answer.

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Montana Driver Manual

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What visibility distance does Montana law set for a bicycle's front light at night?

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  1. Question 1: What visibility distance does Montana law set for a bicycle's front light at night?

    • A. 1,000 feet
    • B. 500 feet
    • C. 100 feet
    • D. 200 feet

    Source:Montana Driver Manual, Chapter 4: Driving Rules

  2. Question 2: What is the longest a new Montana resident may drive on a valid out-of-state license?

    • A. 90 consecutive days
    • B. 60 consecutive days
    • C. One full year
    • D. 30 consecutive days

    Source:Montana Driver Manual, Chapter 1: The Driver License

  3. Question 3: What distance does Montana law set for a horn to be heard?

    • A. 50 feet
    • B. 1,000 feet
    • C. 200 feet
    • D. 500 feet

    Source:Montana Driver Manual, Chapter 2: Motor Vehicle Equipment

  4. Question 4: What is the nighttime speed limit for cars on Montana two-lane highways?

    • A. 70 mph
    • B. 65 mph
    • C. 55 mph
    • D. 60 mph

    Source:Montana Driver Manual, Chapter 4: Driving Rules

  5. Question 5: What do Montana flaggers use to direct traffic through work zones?

    • A. Red flags or stop/slow paddles
    • B. Green flags only
    • C. Hand signals only, without equipment
    • D. Flashing blue lights

    Source:Montana Driver Manual, Chapter 3: Signs, Signals, & Markings

  6. Question 6: What is one of the leading causes of deaths at railroad crossings?

    • A. Crossing at night with high beams
    • B. Assuming a train isn't coming
    • C. Crossing too slowly
    • D. Crossing with the radio on

    Source:Montana Driver Manual, Chapter 5: How to Drive Safely

  7. Question 7: When may you cross a broken yellow centerline?

    • A. Never, for any reason
    • B. Only at night
    • C. Whenever you want to change lanes
    • D. Only when overtaking or passing

    Source:Montana Driver Manual, Chapter 3: Signs, Signals, & Markings

  8. Question 8: A pedestrian with a guide dog or white cane is crossing. What should you do?

    • A. Yield completely and don't use your horn
    • B. Honk so they know you're there
    • C. Drive around them slowly
    • D. Wait only if they're in a marked crosswalk

    Source:Montana Driver Manual, Chapter 4: Driving Rules

  9. Question 9: At a crossing with gates, how long must you remain stopped?

    • A. For 30 seconds after the train
    • B. Until the gates are raised and the lights stop flashing
    • C. Until the train has passed through your lane of the road
    • D. Until the gates start to rise

    Source:Montana Driver Manual, Chapter 3: Signs, Signals, & Markings

  10. Question 10: What visibility distance does Montana law set for taillights?

    • A. 50 feet
    • B. 500 feet
    • C. 1,000 feet
    • D. 300 feet

    Source:Montana Driver Manual, Chapter 2: Motor Vehicle Equipment

  11. Question 11: What distance does Montana law set for high beams to reveal people and vehicles?

    • A. 100 feet
    • B. 350 feet
    • C. 1,000 feet
    • D. 500 feet

    Source:Montana Driver Manual, Chapter 2: Motor Vehicle Equipment

  12. Question 12: What does the manual advise at a Slippery When Wet sign?

    • A. Follow closer to see the car ahead
    • B. Brake firmly to test the road
    • C. Slow down and don't brake hard or turn suddenly
    • D. Keep your usual speed; only an icy road is dangerous

    Source:Montana Driver Manual, Chapter 3: Signs, Signals, & Markings

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