Missouri DOR permit practice test 10

A: The road ends; you must turn right or left. The road you are traveling does not continue; you must turn either right or left. Missouri Driver Guide: Road Intersections, page 50.

B: Slow down and stay behind the cyclist until you can turn. If you are following a bicyclist and need to make a right turn, slow down and remain behind the cyclist until you can turn. Missouri Driver Guide: Sharing the Road with Mopeds and Bicycles, page 33.

A: It is likely to affect your ability to drive safely. Even one drink is likely to affect your ability to drive safely, and two drinks could put you over the legal limit. Missouri Driver Guide: Physical and Mental Effects of Alcohol and Drugs: Alcohol, page 73.

A: 60 days. If your vehicle passes, the certificate of inspection is good for 60 days (90 days from a Missouri dealer if inspected within 60 days before purchase). Missouri Driver Guide: Safety Inspections, page 85.

B: 12 months. You may not have any alcohol-related offenses or traffic convictions within the last 12 months. Missouri Driver Guide: To Graduate to a Full Under-21 Driver License, page 19.

A: 180 days. A third or subsequent offense within five years results in a 180-day suspension; first and second offenses carry 90 days. Missouri Driver Guide: School Buses, page 26.

B: You will travel on the left side of the roadway for a short distance. In a DDI you travel on the left side of the roadway for a short distance; directional signs help you find your way. Missouri Driver Guide: Interchanges, page 42.

A: Your vehicle might stall. It is not wise to shift gears when crossing railroad tracks, in case your vehicle stalls. Missouri Driver Guide: Railroad Crossing, page 52.

C: As quickly and safely as possible, pull off, turn around and go back. You entered a lane of oncoming traffic; as quickly and safely as possible pull off the road, turn around, and go back. Missouri Driver Guide: Wrong Way, page 51.

B: Yes, when turning or entering or leaving the roadway, yielding to bicyclists in it. You may cross a bicycle lane when turning or entering or leaving the roadway, but you must yield to bicyclists in it. Missouri Driver Guide: Sharing the Road with Mopeds and Bicycles, page 33.

B: 18. The full driver license (Class F), the basic operator license, is available at age 18. Missouri Driver Guide: Full Driver License (Class F), page 6.

D: The procession has the right-of-way at intersections, except for emergency vehicles or police direction. An organized funeral procession has the right-of-way at all intersections regardless of traffic controls, except for emergency vehicles or as directed by law enforcement. Missouri Driver Guide: Funeral Processions, page 35.

A: A four-way stop. Dark signals, or traffic signals that aren't working, operate as a four-way stop. Missouri Driver Guide: Traffic Signals, page 47.

A: Only when there is room for your vehicle on the other side. Never start to cross the tracks until there is room for your vehicle on the other side. Missouri Driver Guide: Railroad Crossing, page 52.

D: Before entering the intersection. Stop before the stop line or crosswalk; if there is neither, stop before entering the intersection. Missouri Driver Guide: Stop, page 51.

D: No. The law does not allow you to ride a moped on any part of the federal interstate highway system. Missouri Driver Guide: Where to Ride Mopeds and Bicycles, page 34.

B: No; you must take it to a license office to get the permit or license. The driver examination record issued by MSHP is not valid as a permit or license; take it to a license office to apply. Missouri Driver Guide: Types of Permits, page 5.

B: After you have passed them. If there are other streets, driveways or entrances between you and your turn, wait until you have passed them to signal. Missouri Driver Guide: Signal When You Change Direction, page 58.

C: $250. You could be fined a minimum of $250 for the first offense and $300 for a second or later offense, in addition to other fines. Missouri Driver Guide: Work Zone Signs, page 53.

A: The maximum speed allowed in ideal conditions. The speed limit is the maximum allowable speed in ideal conditions; adjust for hills, curves, slippery roads and other conditions. Missouri Driver Guide: Speed Limit, page 52.

B: 50 cc. A motorized bicycle has an automatic transmission and a motor of not more than 50 cc, under 3 brake horsepower, and a top speed of not more than 30 mph. Missouri Driver Guide: Moped Drivers Need a Driver License, page 34.

D: When the temporary instruction permit is issued. The six-month permit period does not start until the temporary instruction permit is issued. Missouri Driver Guide: Types of Permits, page 5.

D: Hand-over-hand. Turn the steering wheel using the hand-over-hand technique; do not turn with just the palm of one hand. Missouri Driver Guide: Steering, page 58.

D: A protective vehicle with a flashing arrow panel. Expect a protective vehicle in the lane with a flashing arrow panel showing the lane to merge into, often with a SLOW VEHICLES sign. Missouri Driver Guide: Mobile Work Zone, page 55.

A: Yield sign. The crossbuck has the same meaning as a yield sign; you must yield to trains. Missouri Driver Guide: Railroad Crossing, page 53.