Florida Permit Test: all 430 questions with answers

Each question leads to its own page with the answers and the solution.

• Licenses and Graduated Licensing41 questions
• Insurance, Penalties and Points42 questions
• Alcohol, Drugs and Driver Fitness41 questions
• Your Vehicle: Equipment and Registration42 questions
• Road Signs51 questions
• Traffic Signals and Pavement Markings41 questions
• Right-of-Way, Intersections and Turns42 questions
• Speed, Following Distance, Passing and Parking45 questions
• Special Conditions and Emergencies44 questions
• Sharing the Road41 questions

Licenses and Graduated Licensing

• 10If you are a licensed driver under the age of 17, you must be accompanied by a driver who is 21 years of age or older and holds a valid Class E or higher driver license, if you want to operate a motor vehicle between
• 101You have lived in Florida as your principal home for more than six consecutive months. What must you have to drive a motor vehicle on public roads?
• 102You move to Florida from another state and accept a job here. Within how many days must you get a Florida driver license?
• 103You are a 17-year-old visiting Florida from Ohio and hold a valid non-commercial Ohio driver license. May you drive in Florida without a Florida license?
• 104Which vehicle can you drive with a regular Class E license?
• 105A van is designed to carry 16 people, including the driver. What license is required to drive it?
• 106To operate a two or three wheel motorcycle with an engine larger than 50 cc, you need
• 107What is the minimum age to get a Florida learner's license?
• 108What is the minimum age to get a Florida Class E driver license?
• 109If you are under 18, how long must you hold a learner's license before you can get a driver license?
• 110You are 16 and were convicted of a moving violation five months after your learner's license was issued. What is true for getting your driver license?
• 111A minor applying for a driver license must have a certified number of hours of driving experience. What is the requirement?
• 112Who must certify the 50 hours of driving experience for a driver license applicant under 18?
• 113A learner's license holder must always drive with a licensed driver who
• 114During the first three months of a learner's license, when may you drive?
• 115Your learner's license was issued four months ago. Until what time may you drive, accompanied by a licensed driver aged 21 or older?
• 116A 16-year-old with a driver license may not drive unaccompanied between
• 117A 17-year-old with a driver license may not drive unaccompanied between
• 118You are 16 with a driver license and finish a work shift at 11:45 pm. May you drive home?
• 119You are 17 and drive at 2 am with your 25-year-old licensed cousin in the passenger seat. Is this allowed?
• 120You are under 18 and not married. Who must sign your license application, and how?
• 121The parent who signed a minor's license application withdraws their consent in writing. What happens to the minor's license?
• 122Who must complete a Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) course before applying for a license?
• 123Which applicant is exempt from the TLSAE requirement?
• 124How many multiple-choice questions are on the Class E Knowledge Exam?
• 125Which vision result meets the state requirement without referral to an eye specialist?
• 126What is the minimum acceptable field of vision for an applicant or licensed driver?
• 127You can only pass the vision test with a telescopic lens system. How does Florida treat this?
• 128An examiner will not give the driving skills test if the vehicle you bring has
• 129Who may ride along in your vehicle during the driving skills test?
• 130During the driving skills test backing maneuver, you must back up 50 feet at a slow speed and
• 131During the driving skills test, you are expected to signal your turn for the last
• 132The restriction code B on a driver license means the holder must
• 133A license with restriction code G allows the holder to drive
• 134You change your residential address. Within what time must you obtain a new driver license showing it?
• 135For how many years is a Class E driver license valid?
• 136Which renewal requirement applies to a driver who is 80 years old or older?
• 137You hold a valid license from another US state and move to Florida. When Florida issues your license, what happens to the out-of-state license, and which test is still required?
• 138Can a person hold a Florida driver license and a Florida ID card at the same time?
• 139Which person must comply with Selective Service requirements when applying for a driver license?
• 140Beginning October 1, 2023, what is required of a person under 18 who operates a golf cart on public roads?

Insurance, Penalties and Points

• 9If you are the driver or owner of a vehicle which is in a crash that is your fault, and you are not insured in compliance with the Financial Responsibility Law
• 11If a law enforcement officer stops a vehicle for a traffic violation and finds a front seat passenger 17 years of age or younger not wearing a seat belt, a seat belt violation will be charged to
• 201Before you can register a car in Florida, you must show proof of which two kinds of insurance?
• 202What minimum coverage does Florida's No-Fault Law require?
• 203Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage pays for
• 204Property Damage Liability (PDL) coverage pays for
• 205You own a vehicle that has been in Florida for 90 days (consecutive or not) during the last 365 days. What must you do?
• 206A new school zone speed camera catches your car speeding. Under the pending statute change, who is subject to the $100 fine?
• 207Your auto insurance is canceled and you do not provide proof of new coverage after FLHSMV sends you a notice. What can happen?
• 208You plan to stop insuring a vehicle you will not drive. What should you do first to avoid suspension and reinstatement fees?
• 209A police officer stops you and you cannot show proof of insurance. Which statement is correct?
• 210Your license is suspended for lack of insurance. Can you get a temporary license to drive to work?
• 211You show an officer an insurance card, knowing the policy has been canceled. What charge may you face?
• 212What is the penalty for driving with a suspended license?
• 213Your driver license and plate have been suspended for 30 days or more. What can a law enforcement officer do?
• 214Under the Financial Responsibility Law, what must you do if you are in a crash?
• 215After a DUI conviction, what minimum Bodily Injury Liability and Property Damage Liability coverage must you carry?
• 216For how long must the higher insurance limits required after a DUI conviction stay in effect?
• 217Your license is suspended for accumulating too many points. Which coverage must you then show?
• 218Which accumulation of points leads to a 30 day suspension?
• 219A driver accumulates 18 points within an 18-month period. What is the result?
• 220A driver accumulates 24 points within 36 months. What is the result?
• 221You get a speeding conviction in another state while holding a Florida license. How are points handled?
• 222Any driver under 18 who accumulates how many points within 12 months is restricted to Business Purposes Only for one year?
• 223A 17-year-old is under a Business Purposes Only restriction and earns additional points. What happens?
• 224How many points are added for unlawful speed of 15 MPH or less over the lawful or posted limit?
• 225You are cited for driving 20 MPH over the posted limit. How many points does the violation carry?
• 226How many points does a speeding violation that results in a crash carry?
• 227A driver is convicted of texting while driving in a school zone. How many points are assessed in total?
• 228Using a handheld wireless device in a school crossing, school zone, or work zone carries how many points?
• 229What does a conviction for leaving the scene of a crash with more than $50 in property damage cost you in points?
• 230Which penalties apply if you pass a stopped school bus that is displaying its stop signal?
• 231You pass a stopped school bus on the side where children enter and exit. What is the minimum fine?
• 232Passing a stopped school bus results in the death of another person. Which penalty applies?
• 233You get a ticket for a noncriminal moving violation (not in a CMV, no CDL). Which choice may you make to avoid points?
• 234How many times in a lifetime can a driver elect traffic school to avoid points on a noncriminal citation?
• 235You want to go to traffic school after receiving a citation. Within how many days of receiving it must you inform the Clerk of Court and pay the election fee?
• 236Speeding fines are doubled when the infraction occurs in
• 237What is the meaning of a license being SUSPENDED?
• 238Which offense must lead to REVOCATION of your license?
• 239You were the driver in a crash, you are found at fault, and someone was transported to the hospital. What must you do to keep your license?
• 240You are driving a vehicle involved in a crash that causes personal injury, and you leave without stopping to help. What happens to your license?

Alcohol, Drugs and Driver Fitness

• 3If you want to go to a social event where you might drink alcohol, you should
• 301Which driving ability does alcohol affect first?
• 302How soon after you drink does alcohol reach your brain?
• 303How much alcohol can begin to affect your driving?
• 304Dana has driven for 25 years and says one or two beers do not bother her. According to the handbook, what is true?
• 305How long must a DUI conviction remain on your driving record in Florida?
• 306You are the designated driver for the evening. What should you do?
• 307You have been drinking and did not arrange a sober driver. Which choice does the handbook recommend?
• 308A friend is about to drive while impaired. What does the handbook say you should do?
• 309How does drowsy driving compare with drunk driving?
• 310Which are the two main causes of drowsy driving?
• 311On a long trip, how often does the handbook recommend taking a break?
• 312You feel sleepy while driving on a long trip. What should you do?
• 313What can fatigue cause while you are driving?
• 314Driving while impaired by drugs is subject to which penalties?
• 315You have a cold and took an over-the-counter medicine. What should you do before driving?
• 316You plan to have one drink while taking an allergy medication. What does the handbook warn?
• 317How can marijuana and other illegal drugs affect a driver?
• 318Which of these is a sign of road rage?
• 319Another driver is tailgating you and driving aggressively around you. What should you do?
• 320You are very angry after an argument and about to start driving. What does the handbook advise?
• 321Under Florida's DUI law, which of the following can lead to a DUI charge?
• 322At the time of arrest, your license will be administratively suspended if your breath or blood alcohol level (BAL) is at or above what level?
• 323What does Florida's implied consent law mean for drivers?
• 324What happens to your license if you refuse to take a requested alcohol or drug test for the first time?
• 325What is the penalty for a second refusal to take a test?
• 326A DUI crash causes serious injury or death. What is required of the driver?
• 327Who must draw blood for a required DUI blood test?
• 328How many hours of community service apply to a first DUI conviction?
• 329A first DUI conviction (BAL below .15, no minor in the vehicle) can bring up to how much imprisonment?
• 330You are convicted of a first DUI and a minor was in your vehicle. What is the maximum imprisonment?
• 331What is the minimum license revocation period for a first DUI conviction?
• 332How many hours of DUI school are required after a first DUI conviction?
• 333How long may a court-ordered ignition interlock device be required after a first DUI with a BAL of .15 or higher?
• 334What is the minimum time an ignition interlock device is required after a second DUI conviction?
• 335After a third DUI conviction, how long must an ignition interlock device be used?
• 336A 19-year-old driver is stopped and has a BAL of .02. What happens under Florida's zero tolerance law?
• 337A driver under 21 has a BAL of .05 or higher. What is required?
• 338After an alcohol evaluation of a driver under 19, who must be notified of the results?
• 339You are convicted of possessing, selling, or trafficking in drugs, including marijuana. What happens to your driver license?
• 340Your car is used to transport, sell, or distribute drugs, or to help commit another felony. What may happen to the car?

Your Vehicle: Equipment and Registration

• 19When a projecting load extends to the rear four or more feet beyond the bed or body of a vehicle in the daytime, the extreme rear and sides of the load must be marked by four
• 20If a law enforcement officer suspects your vehicle is not properly maintained or does not comply with Florida motor vehicle equipment standards, the officer
• 401What must a vehicle you own have in Florida?
• 402A non-resident takes a job in Florida. Within how many days must they get a Florida registration certificate and license plate for their vehicle?
• 403For which vehicle is VIN verification NOT required when titling it in Florida?
• 404A car that was previously titled in another state is being registered in Florida. What must be done first?
• 405What must you always have with you when you drive your vehicle?
• 406You buy a used car from a private individual. What must you do to register it?
• 407When can you get a license plate for your vehicle?
• 408On what date does a standard Florida vehicle registration expire?
• 409What must you show each time you renew your vehicle registration?
• 410How many braking systems must a car have, and what must each be able to do?
• 411How far ahead must low beam headlights show objects?
• 412How far ahead must high beam headlights show objects?
• 413From what distance in the daytime must the brake lights of your vehicle be visible?
• 414How many red taillights must a car have, and from what distance must they be visible?
• 415From what distance must directional signals be visible?
• 416How far must your horn be heard?
• 417What view must your rear-view mirror give?
• 418What is the minimum tire tread depth that Florida requires?
• 419Which window tint rule applies to side and rear windows?
• 420Which statement about your windshield is correct?
• 421Which lights are not permitted on a private vehicle?
• 422What is the limit on how loud a muffler may be?
• 423You want to wear headphones while you drive to listen to music. What does Florida law say?
• 424What is the correct statement about air bags?
• 425Which system applies the brakes automatically to avoid or reduce a forward crash?
• 426Which system automatically adjusts your speed to keep a pre-set distance from the vehicle ahead?
• 427What does a Lane Keeping Assistance system do?
• 428Your car has a backup camera. How should you use it?
• 429What should you do in an emergency stop in a car with an anti-lock brake system (ABS)?
• 430How can you find out whether your vehicle has ABS?
• 431What determines how high your front and rear bumpers may be?
• 432What is the maximum height of the bumpers on a car that weighs less than 2,500 pounds?
• 433Which statement about pollution control devices on your vehicle is correct?
• 434A trailer weighing more than 3,000 pounds must have brakes that do what?
• 435What is required for a drawbar or towing connection?
• 436Your towing connection is a chain, rope, or cable. What must be attached to it?
• 437You haul dirt, sand, or gravel that could fall or blow onto the road. What is required?
• 438A load extends four feet or more beyond the rear of your vehicle. What must mark it during the day?
• 439A projecting load must be marked with red lamps from sunset to sunrise and during rain, smoke, or fog. From how far must the rear lamps be seen?
• 440How far may a load on a passenger vehicle extend beyond the fenders on the right side?

Road Signs

• 17When approaching an intersection, if you see a traffic sign in the shape of a triangle, the sign is
• 501Which sign color is used for a general warning about unexpected roadway conditions?
• 502A sign with a red background or red message generally tells you to do which of these?
• 503What do orange signs and devices warn you about?
• 504Which signs give information about directions and distances?
• 505In Florida, which numbered routes run east to west?
• 506On an interstate in Florida, what do the mile markers match?
• 507A brown sign with white lettering directs you to which kind of place?
• 508What kind of information appears on blue and white signs along the road?
• 509Which color gives a high emphasis warning of school, pedestrian, and bicycling activity?
• 510What is true about regulatory signs, which are normally white with black lettering?
• 511What does this sign mean? (red octagon)
• 512This sign is posted below a stop sign. Two cars reach the intersection at about the same time. Who must yield?
• 513When you see this sign, you should
• 514What does this sign mean?
• 515What does this sign mean?
• 516What does this sign mean?
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• 522What does this sign mean?
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• 525What does this sign mean?
• 526What does this sign mean?
• 527What does this sign mean?
• 528What does this sign mean? It is posted in active school and work zones.
• 529What does this sign mean? It is posted along the road edge.
• 530What does this sign mean?
• 531What does this sign mean?
• 532What does this sign mean?
• 533What does this sign mean?
• 534What does this sign mean? It is posted with a curve warning.
• 535What does this sign mean?
• 536What does this sign mean?
• 537What does this sign mean?
• 538What does this sign require of you?
• 539What does this sign mean?
• 540What does this sign mean?
• 541What does this sign mean?
• 542What does this sign mean?
• 543What does this sign mean?
• 544What does this sign mean? It shows a height in feet and inches.
• 545What does this sign mean?
• 546What does this sign mean? It is usually the first sign you see when approaching a railroad.
• 547What does this sign mean? It is an X-shaped sign at a crossing.
• 548What does this sign mean?
• 549What does this sign mean?
• 550The stripes on a barricade or panel in a work zone slope downward in which direction?

Traffic Signals and Pavement Markings

• 1You are driving toward a railroad crossing that does not have gates or lights. A train is approaching, but there might be just enough time for you to cross the tracks before it arrives. You should
• 601A single solid white line along the side of the road marks what?
• 602A single solid yellow line at the left side of a one-way street marks what?
• 603What does a single broken white line between two lanes allow you to do?
• 604What should you do about a single solid white lane line?
• 605What do double solid white lane lines mean?
• 606A single broken yellow line separates lanes in opposite directions. What may you do?
• 607What do double solid yellow lines mean?
• 608Double yellow lines are solid on your side and broken on the other side. What does this mean?
• 609Double yellow lines are broken on your side and solid on the other side. What does this mean?
• 610A white stop line is painted before a crosswalk. Where must you stop?
• 611A marked crosswalk has solid white lines and diagonal fill. Who has the right-of-way?
• 612A lane is marked with a curved arrow. What must you do in that lane?
• 613A lane has both a curved and a straight arrow. What may you do?
• 614A two-way road has a center lane for left turns. What may you NOT use it for?
• 615Reversible lanes are marked in which way?
• 616What may you do in an exclusive bike lane separated by solid white lines?
• 617What do sharrow markings tell you?
• 618What does a yellow painted curb tell you?
• 619Yellow or white diagonal stripes on the pavement mark what?
• 620White X-shaped markings that connect at a railroad crossing show what?
• 621A cyclist rides on the road ahead. What may you briefly do to pass?
• 622What must you do at a steady red light?
• 623When may you turn right after stopping at a red light?
• 624When may you turn left on a red light?
• 625A traffic light turns yellow as you approach. What should you do?
• 626What must you do when you have a green light?
• 627You face a red arrow. What does it mean?
• 628What does a yellow arrow mean?
• 629What must you do when you see a flashing yellow arrow?
• 630How should you treat a flashing red light?
• 631A signal is out of order and no officer is present. How should you treat the intersection?
• 632Which signal means never to drive in that lane?
• 633What must you do at a ramp signal before entering an expressway?
• 634A drawbridge signal shows red. What does it mean?
• 635A pedestrian signal flashes a raised hand and you are already in the crosswalk. What should you do?
• 636What should you do at a rectangular rapid flashing beacon at a crosswalk?
• 637At a pedestrian hybrid beacon, what does a steady red light mean?
• 638Flashing red lights and bells start at a railroad crossing. What should you do?
• 639How far from a railroad crossing should you avoid stopping?
• 640What should you do at a flashing yellow light?

Right-of-Way, Intersections and Turns

• 6Before making a left or right turn, you should signal for at least
• 14You are driving on a public road and need to turn your vehicle around. You can use a three-point turn
• 701When backing up, how should you check behind your vehicle?
• 702Your car has a backup camera and a rear sensor alarm. When you back out of a driveway, you should
• 703Why should you check behind your vehicle before you even get in to back up?
• 704Why should you back up slowly?
• 705The rear window of a vehicle is covered with a material that makes it non-transparent. What must the vehicle have?
• 706When you check your brakes, which sign tells you that the pedal is working properly?
• 707Before you start your engine, you should make sure the vehicle is
• 708Where are a vehicle's blind spots?
• 709What should you do before you change lanes on a highway?
• 710Compared with a passenger car, the blind spots of a large truck are
• 711You notice that you are driving beside another vehicle in its blind spot. What should you do?
• 712You come to an intersection with a stop line. What must you do?
• 713Before making a right turn at an intersection, you should remember to
• 714Two vehicles reach a four-way stop one after the other. Who should move forward first?
• 715You arrive at a four-way stop at about the same time as a driver on your right. Who must yield?
• 716At a two-way stop, you want to turn and another vehicle across from you is going straight. Who yields?
• 717You are pulling out of a driveway onto a road. Whom must you yield to?
• 718What is an open intersection?
• 719At an open intersection, you must yield the right-of-way if you
• 720You are on an unpaved road and approach an open intersection with a paved road. What must you do?
• 721At an open intersection you plan to turn left, and a vehicle is approaching from the opposite direction. You should
• 722In which direction does traffic travel in a roundabout?
• 723You are entering a roundabout and a vehicle is already circulating in it. You must
• 724You approach a roundabout and no other traffic is in it or approaching. What may you do?
• 725Which action is NOT allowed inside a roundabout?
• 726When should you use your turn signal in a roundabout?
• 727In a multi-lane roundabout, which lane should you use to go straight or turn right?
• 728In a multi-lane roundabout, which lane should you use to make a U-turn?
• 729Who must you yield to before entering or exiting a roundabout?
• 730What does the handbook say about who has the right-of-way?
• 731After you turn right at an intersection, which lane should you finish in?
• 732Which statement about finishing a left turn is correct?
• 733You are about to turn right and will cross a bike lane. What should you do?
• 734You want to turn at an intersection but you are not in the proper lane. What should you do?
• 735What is true of directional signals when you drive in Florida?
• 736From which side of the vehicle must hand signals be given by a driver of a car?
• 737What is the first step of a three-point turn?
• 738In the second step of a three-point turn, you shift to reverse and
• 739Where is a three-point turn or U-turn NOT allowed?
• 740What may bicyclists do in a roundabout?

Speed, Following Distance, Passing and Parking

• 12You are looking for a place to park your vehicle and there is a space ahead, near a fire hydrant. You are not allowed to park
• 13When entering an expressway, never stop in the acceleration lane unless traffic is
• 15Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit for cars in a residential area is
• 16You are driving on a multi-lane road or highway, and are approaching an emergency vehicle parked along the roadway with its emergency lights activated. If you are in the lane closest to the emergency vehicle, you must
• 18You are driving a vehicle that has an automatic transmission. When you park on a hill, you should
• 801The average perception time for an alert driver is about
• 802At 50 MPH, how many feet does the average driver travel during reaction time before even touching the brake?
• 803At 50 MPH, on dry pavement with good brakes, braking distance alone is about
• 804At 50 MPH, the minimum total stopping distance (perception, reaction, and braking) is
• 805If you double your speed, your braking distance becomes
• 806What is the minimum following distance under favorable weather and traffic conditions?
• 807You count seconds after the vehicle ahead passes a sign, and you reach the sign while counting "one-thousand-three." What does this mean?
• 808Why should you increase your following distance when another driver is passing you?
• 809You are pulling a trailer or carrying a heavy load. Your following distance should
• 810It is against the law to follow a fire truck that is responding to an emergency closer than
• 811A truck, or any vehicle towing another vehicle, must not follow within how many feet of another truck or vehicle in tow (outside cities and when not passing)?
• 812Another driver is following your car much too closely. What should you do?
• 813Why do you need extra following distance behind a motorcycle on a wet road or a metal bridge?
• 814Which of these vehicles is NOT allowed on a limited access highway?
• 815You are on a limited access highway and have passed your exit. What should you do?
• 816What should you NEVER do on a limited access highway?
• 817What is the only exception to the rule against backing up on an entrance or exit ramp?
• 818What do red reflectors facing you on the edge lines of the road mean?
• 819You are driving on a two-lane road and approach a tow truck stopped with its warning lights flashing. What should you do?
• 820Under the Move Over Law on a two-lane road, the speed limit is 20 MPH or less. How fast should you travel past the stopped vehicle?
• 821A disabled car is stopped on the shoulder with its hazard lights on. Under the 2023 change to the Move Over Law (HB 425), what must you do?
• 822Under the 2023 expansion of the Move Over Law, which stopped vehicle is also protected?
• 823On a multi-lane road, you are not in the lane closest to a stopped police car, and another driver signals to move into your lane. What should you be prepared to do?
• 824When you park parallel to the curb on a public road, your right-hand wheels should be
• 825Before you leave your parked vehicle, Florida law requires you to
• 826You park facing uphill on a road with no curb. Which way should you turn your wheels?
• 827You park facing uphill next to a curb. Which way should you turn your wheels?
• 828How close to an intersection may you park?
• 829You see a stop sign at the corner. How close to it may you legally park?
• 830How close to a railroad crossing may you park?
• 831When passing, you must not return to the right side of the road until
• 832While passing, you must return to the right side of the road before you come within how many feet of an approaching vehicle?
• 833You may NOT pass a vehicle within how many feet of an intersection, bridge, viaduct, tunnel, or railroad crossing?
• 834You may not pass on hills or curves where you cannot see at least
• 835Passing on the right is legal only when
• 836A driver is passing you on a two-lane road. What should you do?
• 837Some drivers believe in a "speeding buffer" that allows driving up to 10 MPH over the speed limit. This idea is
• 838On a highway where the posted speed limit is 70 MPH, the minimum speed limit is
• 839To stop smoothly, you should
• 840On a three-lane or five-lane highway, the center lane is used only for

Special Conditions and Emergencies

• 2When you are driving on a multi-lane road, if another vehicle moves into your lane right in front of you, cutting you off, you should
• 4You are driving on a slippery road in a car with Anti-lock Brakes (ABS). If you need to make an emergency stop you should
• 5When you are driving at night
• 8When you are driving on a highway that does not have a paved shoulder, if your vehicle breaks down you should
• 901A deer suddenly runs onto the road ahead and you cannot avoid hitting it. What should you do?
• 902At what time of day are animals most active near the roadway?
• 903You have time to avoid an animal on the road and no vehicles are close behind you. What does the handbook say you can do?
• 904You hit a deer with your car. What are you required to do?
• 905When driving in fog, which headlight setting should you use?
• 906Which of these should you do in low visibility conditions to help you stay on the road?
• 907Your windshield wipers are on because of rain. What else should you turn on?
• 908It starts to rain after several dry weeks. Why is the road especially dangerous at this point?
• 909Which of these increases the risk of hydroplaning?
• 910You come to a flooded roadway. What should you do?
• 911After driving through heavy rain your brakes pull to one side or do not hold. What should you do?
• 912Within what distance of an oncoming vehicle must you switch from high beams to low beams?
• 913You are following another vehicle at night. How close can you get before you must dim your high beams?
• 914High beam headlights are most effective at which speeds?
• 915A vehicle with only one light is coming toward you at night. What should you do?
• 916An aggressive driver is changing lanes quickly as they come up behind you. What is the best defensive response?
• 917A crash is unavoidable and you must choose what to hit. Which choice does the handbook say is best?
• 918If a crash is unavoidable, which is the better choice?
• 919You see emergency lights behind you on a traffic stop. What should you do first?
• 920If you have a weapon in your vehicle during a traffic stop, when should you tell the officer?
• 921During a traffic stop your registration is in the glove box, out of your reach. What should you do?
• 922You are given a traffic ticket and you believe it is unfair. What does the handbook say about signing it?
• 923A crash causes only minor property damage and no law enforcement report is required. Within how many days must you make a written report to FLHSMV?
• 924You hit a parked car and cannot find its owner. What must you do?
• 925A driver leaves the scene of a crash that results in a death. What is the penalty?
• 926After a crash with injuries, which is the correct first step?
• 927You come upon a crash where a motorcyclist is injured and wearing a helmet. What should you NOT do?
• 928An injured person may be going into shock. How should you treat them?
• 929What minimum following distance does the handbook recommend to avoid rear-ending the vehicle in front?
• 930Your vehicle breaks down on the roadside. If possible, where should you park it?
• 931Your car catches fire. What should you do first?
• 932Your gas pedal is stuck down. After taking your foot off the pedal, what is the next step?
• 933Your vehicle unintentionally leaves the roadway. How should you avoid overcorrecting?
• 934A power outage has shut off the traffic signals at an intersection. Two vehicles arrive at the same time. Who yields?
• 935Your right wheels drop off the pavement. What should you do?
• 936Your car begins to skid. Which action is correct?
• 937Your car stalls on a railroad crossing and the warning lights start to flash. What should you do?
• 938Your vehicle goes into a pond and begins to sink. What should you do first?
• 939A front tire blows out while you are driving. What should you do?
• 940A vehicle is coming toward you in your lane. What should you do?

Sharing the Road

• 7When you see a bicyclist on the road ahead with their left arm extended downward to their left, you should assume the bicyclist is
• 1001What is the minimum clearance Florida law requires when you pass a bicyclist?
• 1002You need to cross a bike lane to make a right turn and a bicyclist is in the lane. What should you do?
• 1003At an intersection, what should you assume about a bicyclist who gives no signal?
• 1004What should you do before opening your car door next to the road?
• 1005When may a bicyclist ride in the full travel lane?
• 1006Between sunset and sunrise, how far must the white front light on a bicycle be visible?
• 1007Who must wear a helmet while riding a bicycle in Florida?
• 1008What is the "No Zone" around a large truck?
• 1009A large truck ahead is making a right turn and swings wide to the left first. Where should you NOT drive?
• 1010A large truck is preparing to back up. What should you do?
• 1011On which side should you pass a commercial vehicle, and how?
• 1012When can you move back into the lane after passing a large truck?
• 1013An ambulance with its siren on approaches from behind on a two-lane road. What should you do?
• 1014A funeral procession is going through a signalized intersection. What may the vehicles in the procession do?
• 1015How do vehicles in a funeral procession signal that others should not drive between them?
• 1016Under the 2023 changes, what must a 17-year-old have to drive a golf cart on a public road?
• 1017When may a golf cart normally be operated on designated roads?
• 1018When may a golf cart cross a state road?
• 1019A golf cart may be driven on a sidewalk only if the sidewalk meets which requirement?
• 1020Should child passenger safety seats be used on golf carts?
• 1021On which streets may a low-speed vehicle (LSV) be operated?
• 1022What is the top speed range of a low-speed vehicle (LSV)?
• 1023A motorcycle is in the lane ahead of you. May you share the lane with it?
• 1024Why can it be hard to judge the speed of an approaching motorcycle?
• 1025The motorcycle ahead of you slows down but its brake light is not on. Why might this happen?
• 1026What size buffer zone should you keep between yourself and a motorcyclist?
• 1027Which motorcycle operator may ride without a helmet in Florida?
• 1028What license is required to operate a moped?
• 1029You approach a marked crosswalk where a pedestrian is crossing. What must you do?
• 1030A car ahead of you is stopped at a crosswalk. What must you do?
• 1031A pedestrian carrying a white cane with a red tip is crossing ahead. What must you do?
• 1032You are stopped at a red light. Where should you stop in relation to the crosswalk?
• 1033A road has no sidewalk. Where should a pedestrian walk?
• 1034A public transit bus signals and begins to reenter traffic from a designated pullout bay. What must you do?
• 1035On a two-way street with no median, a school bus is stopped with its stop signal displayed. Who must stop?
• 1036A school bus is stopped on a divided highway. In which case do you NOT have to stop?
• 1037When may you move again after stopping for a school bus with its stop signal on?
• 1038A school bus with a camera enforcement graphic displays a stop signal and you pass it. What civil penalty applies to the registered owner?
• 1039A crossing guard or children are in a school crosswalk. Where must you stop?
• 1040The sign shown must be displayed on the rear of farm vehicles designed to operate at less than what speed?