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Driving
| Question | Answer |
| The driver of a truck going downhill with a curve should... | use a lower gear |
| To reduce speed while going down a steep hill, you should... | use a lower gear |
| If you wish to pass the car ahead on a two lane road, you should... | sound your horn to signal your intention and give a left turn signal to let the driver behind know your intention |
| Passing on the right is legal on... | A 4-lane highway with 2 lanes going in each direction and one a one way street |
| When backing your car, you should... | move at no more than 10 mph |
| Accidents occur most frequently at... | intersections |
| Highway accidents occur most frequently... | at intersections |
| If you come to an unmarked intersection where it is hard to see in all directions because of trees or buildings, you should... | stop at the intersection and move forward slowly |
| When driving on a city street, you should watch out for... | traffic coming from side streets and animals or small children darting from between parked cars |
| When driving on a city street, you should watch out for... | watch out for drivers who make quick stops |
| If you are in the wrong lane for making a left turn at an intersection, you should... | go to the next intersection and turn there |
| The most frequent type of accident on an interstate highway is... | a rear-end collision |
| When taking a long trip on a n instate high way, you should plan on... | stopping every 100 miles at a rest area |
| You are driving on an interstate highway when a breakdown forces you to the shoulder. You should... | raise the hood and tie a white hand kerchief to the left door handle |
| Studies have shown that under normal conditions the chance of a car being involved in an accident on a n interstate highway is greater if the driver... | travels considerably below the posted speed limit |
| If you miss your exit on an interstate highway, you can do which of the following? | go on to the next exit |
| A driver may be temporarily blinded at night by... | glare from the headlights of other cars and flame from a match he strikes to light a cigarette |
| In which of the following situations should you use your low beams? | at night in the city and in foggy or misty weather |
| If the driver of an approaching car fails to dim his/her lights, you should... | watch the road ahead to avid looking at the lights of the other car and flick you headlight beam high and low one of twice |
| When driving on a highway at night, you should never use you high beam headlights if you are... | following another car |
| If it starts to drizzle while you are driving, you should... | slow down because the rain will loosen oil and gravel on the road and allow at least twice the normal following distance |
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FAQs
It is sometimes referred to as the written test, but it is multiple choice and there is no writing involved. You are required to get a score of at least 80 percent (40 out of 50 questions correct) to pass.
When you drive around a curve your vehicle will have a tendency to? ›
When you go around a curve, inertia tries to keep your vehicle going in a straight line, while traction tries to keep your tires sticking to the curved pavement. The faster you travel, the more pressure is exerted on the outside front tire. If you are going too fast, inertia will cause your vehicle to go off the road.
When driving around a curve, a good practice is to? ›
When approaching a curve, slow down appropriately and position your car to the side of your lane which is opposite the direction of the curve. If the road winds to the right, for example, move to the left side of your lane.
When driving down a highway at night, you should never use your high beam headlights if you are? ›
You should not use your high beams in the following situations: When cars are approaching you. This includes highways where the traffic is on the opposite side of the median. Don't risk blinding or distracting oncoming traffic; turn your beams off until you're sure no one is ahead of you.
Is the Florida DMV test hard? ›
With 50 questions that cover the road signs and road rules of Florida driving, you'll need to study hard to make sure you are prepared to pass (getting an 80%—40 correct answers before you get 11 wrong). Thankfully, the internet has made it easy to study for and pass your exam.
What happens if you fail your driving test 3 times in Florida? ›
If you do not pass the online exam after three attempts, you will be required to take the exam in person.
How many feet before you make a turn are you supposed to use a signal? ›
HAND AND VEHICLE SIGNALS
You should signal at least 100 feet before you turn so the other drivers can be ready. Check your vehicle's turn signals often to ensure they are working properly.
What should you never do if you have a blowout? ›
Don't turn the steering wheel. Don't step on the brakes. Don't take your foot off the gas pedal. Any of these actions could cause you to suddenly lose control of the vehicle and spin out.
What is the sideways force called in driving? ›
Car enthusiasts refer to this centripetal force as a "lateral force." The greater the lateral force the greater the speed a car can travel around a curve. Car magazines such as, "Car and Driver," report this lateral force as a lateral acceleration in g's.
What are 3 things a driver should do when approaching a curve? ›
Here is how you can safely drive through curves:
- Keep slightly to the right of the lane center on right curves and in the middle of your lane on left curves.
- The sharper the curve, the more you need to reduce your speed.
- Look for traffic coming from the opposite direction.
Always make sure that the road ahead is clear before passing, and that you have a large enough gap in oncoming traffic – don't create a dangerous situation because you have short patience. Avoid passing vehicles such as motorcycles and bicycles, especially on a two-lane road. Never exceed the speed limit when passing!
How do you use the four-second rule? ›
When the bumper passes a road marking or a roadside object like a telephone pole, start counting how many seconds it takes you to reach the same spot on the road. If you pass the marking or object in less than four seconds, you are following too closely.
When not to use brights? ›
High beam headlights are great in clear conditions but aren't good at cutting through bad weather like fog or rain. Just the opposite: the light from high beams scatters on the particles in the air, creating a haze that's hard to see through.
How do you avoid the glare from oncoming headlights? ›
When faced with an oncoming high beam, look down toward the right side of the road to avoid the glare. However, do not completely take your eyes off the road. By slightly lowering your line of sight, you should still be able to see the lines on the road and stay in your lane until the car causing the glare passes.
What is the first thing you do when you enter traffic? ›
Merge into a space large enough for your vehicle to safely join the lane. Use your mirrors and turn signals. Turn your head quickly to look over your shoulder before changing lanes or merging into traffic. Make sure you can stop safely by leaving three seconds of space between you and the vehicle in front of you.
How do I pass my driving test for the first time in Florida? ›
7 Skills to Practice Before Taking the Florida Road Test
- The Three-Point Turn. This driving maneuver requires you to turn your car around in an area approximately 35 feet (10.7 meters) in diameter. ...
- Parking. ...
- Backing Up. ...
- Sudden Stops. ...
- Signaling and Turning. ...
- Lane Changes. ...
- Defensive Driving and Safety.
The test consists of 50 multiple-choice questions that cover topics such as road rules, safe driving techniques, road signage, traffic laws, and license limits. You'll need to correctly answer at least 40 of the questions to pass, scoring an 80% or higher.
How many questions are in the Florida DMV? ›
Prepare for the exam by studying the Official Florida Driver License Handbook. Testing options. The exam consists of 50 multiple-choice questions about traffic laws and traffic signs.
What is the point system for the driving test in Florida? ›
Florida's Point System
The length of the license suspension depends on how many points are added to a driver's license within a set period of time. 12 Points in 12 months – 30 day suspension. 18 Points in 18 months – 3 month suspension. 24 Points in 36 months – 1 year suspension.
