Missouri DOR permit practice test

D: 25. The Class F written test has 25 multiple-choice questions on the laws and driving methods in the Driver Guide. Missouri Driver Guide: Written Test: Driver License (Class F), page 20.

C: It says who must yield; it does not give any driver the right-of-way. The law says who must yield the right-of-way; it does not give any driver the right-of-way. You must do everything you can to avoid a crash. Missouri Driver Guide: Right-of-Way, page 24.

D: At least 100 feet. Signal at least 100 feet before you turn so other drivers can be ready. Missouri Driver Guide: Hand and Vehicle Signals, page 26.

C: It moves in the opposite direction. Yellow lines separate traffic traveling in opposite directions; white lines separate traffic traveling the same direction. Missouri Driver Guide: Meanings of Pavement Markings, page 44.

D: Stop. Octagon = Stop. Missouri Driver Guide: Traffic Signs: Sign Shapes, page 47.

B: 25 mph. The speed limit in any city, town, or village is 25 mph unless posted otherwise. Missouri Driver Guide: Speed Limit, page 52.

B: Three-second rule. Use the three-second rule: if you reach the object before finishing 'one-thousand three,' you are too close. Missouri Driver Guide: Three Second Rule, page 59.

B: When passing slower traffic, letting another driver enter, or preparing for a legal left turn. Always keep to the right unless passing slower traffic, letting another driver enter safely, or getting ready to make a legal left turn. Missouri Driver Guide: Drive in the Proper Lane, page 39.

C: *55. The cellular number to call in an emergency is *55 (or 911 in metropolitan areas when reporting road rage). Missouri Driver Guide: Emergencies, page 43.

A: Either the right or left side. On one-way streets you may normally park on either the right or left side of the street. Missouri Driver Guide: Chapter 5 - Parking, page 37.

B: No; the motorcyclist needs the entire lane. You should not share a lane with a motorcycle; the motorcyclist needs the entire lane for safety. Missouri Driver Guide: Sharing The Road With Motorcycles, page 30.

A: 0.08%. It is illegal to drive with a BAC of 0.08% or more. Missouri Driver Guide: Physical and Mental Effects of Alcohol and Drugs: Alcohol, page 73.

D: From ½ hour after sunset to ½ hour before sunrise, and whenever weather requires windshield wipers. Turn headlights on from ½ hour after sunset until ½ hour before sunrise, and any time weather requires wipers. Missouri Driver Guide: Night Driving / Headlight Use, page 64.

D: Physically holding or supporting a cellphone with any part of your body. While moving, drivers may not hold or support a phone, type or read texts, record or broadcast video, or watch video; hands-free calls are allowed. Missouri Driver Guide: Electronic Communication Devices, page 95.

C: 20. You must correctly answer 20 of the 25 questions to pass. Missouri Driver Guide: Introduction (written test, before Chapter 1), page 4.

C: The driver who reached the intersection first, after a complete stop. At a four-way stop, the driver reaching the intersection first may proceed first after coming to a complete stop. Missouri Driver Guide: Intersections, page 25.

A: From the lane closest to the direction you want to go, into the lane closest to the one you came from. Turn from the lane closest to the direction you want to go and into the lane closest to the one you came from, crossing the fewest lanes. Missouri Driver Guide: Turns, page 26.

A: Traffic moving in the same direction. White separates traffic traveling in the same direction. Missouri Driver Guide: Meanings of Pavement Markings, page 44.

A: Triangle. Triangle = Yield. A yield sign is red and white with red letters. Missouri Driver Guide: Traffic Signs: Sign Shapes, page 47.

C: 75 mph. Rural interstates and freeways have a 75 mph maximum, as shown in the guide's speed table and in RSMo 304.010 (version effective Aug. 28, 2026). An older paragraph in the guide still says 70 mph. Missouri Driver Guide: Speed Limit (Roadway Maximum Speed table), page 52.

C: About 8 to 10 seconds. Leave a safe distance of about eight to ten seconds behind the vehicle ahead on snow or ice. Missouri Driver Guide: Winter Driving, page 65.

D: The right lane, except to pass. Stay in the right lane except to pass; use the center lane if a lot of traffic is entering the right lane. Missouri Driver Guide: No Lane Markings, page 45.

A: Pump the brake pedal fast and hard several times. Pump the brake pedal fast and hard several times; if that fails, use the parking brake gradually and shift to a low gear. Missouri Driver Guide: Handling Vehicle Emergencies: Brake Failure, page 66.

C: Along a curb painted yellow. Do not park alongside a curb that is painted yellow, in an intersection, on a crosswalk or sidewalk, on a bridge, or blocking a hydrant, among others. Missouri Driver Guide: No-Parking Zones, page 37.

A: To react to bad road conditions like manhole covers, diagonal railroad tracks, debris or strong winds. Motorcyclists change speed and lane position for bad road conditions; be ready to react. Missouri Driver Guide: Sharing The Road With Motorcycles, page 30.