Missouri DOR permit practice test 11

A: 500 feet. From ½ hour after sunset to ½ hour before sunrise, a bicycle needs a white front light visible from 500 feet. Missouri Driver Guide: Equipment Required on Mopeds and Bicycles, page 35.

C: $10.00. An instruction permit costs $10.00 and is valid for 0-12 months. Missouri Driver Guide: Permit Fees, page 10.

C: Left hand between 7 and 9 o'clock, right hand between 3 and 5 o'clock. Place your left hand between the seven and nine o'clock positions and your right hand between three and five o'clock. Missouri Driver Guide: Steering, page 58.

A: Be prepared to stop and follow the flagger's instructions. Be prepared to stop as you approach and follow the flagger's instructions. Missouri Driver Guide: Flagging Operation, page 55.

C: Blue. Service signs are blue with white letters or symbols. Missouri Driver Guide: Service Signs, page 56.

A: Turn on its flashing emergency lights. Every vehicle in the procession must use its flashing emergency lights and follow the vehicle ahead as closely as is practical and safe. Missouri Driver Guide: Funeral Processions, page 35.

D: A parent or guardian, using Form 4811. If you are under 18, your parent or guardian may request that the Director of Revenue deny you a license (Form 4811); an existing license is cancelled. Missouri Driver Guide: Suspension or Revocation of Your License, page 16.

B: The steering wheel can lock and you will lose control. Turning the key to lock while moving will cause the steering wheel to lock if you try to turn it, and you will lose control. Missouri Driver Guide: Steering, page 59.

C: Every two-tenths of a mile. Emergency reference markers are located every two-tenths of a mile so motorists are always in sight of one. Missouri Driver Guide: Emergency Reference Markers, page 56.

A: Loops around a city. Interstates that loop around cities have three-digit numbers beginning with an even digit; spurs into a city begin with an odd digit. Missouri Driver Guide: Route Signs, page 56.

A: 20/40 with either or both eyes. The standard minimum acuity is at least 20/40 with either or both eyes. Missouri Driver Guide: Vision Test, page 20.

B: Pedestrians or bicyclists approaching. As you prepare for a right turn, especially on red, be cautious of pedestrians or bicyclists approaching on your right. Missouri Driver Guide: Sharing The Road With Pedestrians, page 33.

A: At least 55 degrees in each eye or 85 degrees in one eye. The standard minimum peripheral reading is at least 55 degrees in each eye or 85 degrees in one eye. Missouri Driver Guide: Vision Test, page 21.

D: The right lane. When turning left onto a four-lane road, you may enter it in the right lane if that lane is free of traffic. Missouri Driver Guide: Two-Way Street onto a Two-Way Street, page 27.

A: 20/160. If both natural and corrected acuity are worse than 20/160, or combined peripheral is worse than 70 degrees, you cannot take the driving test or have a license. Missouri Driver Guide: Vision Test, page 21.

B: Look both ways for oncoming traffic or pedestrians. Before you make any turn, look both ways for oncoming traffic or pedestrians. Missouri Driver Guide: Turns, page 26.

A: 30. The examiner subtracts points for driving errors; if you lose more than 30 points, you fail. Missouri Driver Guide: Your Grade, page 23.

D: Other drivers might think you plan to turn again. After small turns the signal may not cancel itself; if you do not turn it off, other drivers may think you plan to turn again. Missouri Driver Guide: Signal When You Change Direction, page 59.

D: One. You may take only one driving test per day. Missouri Driver Guide: Failing the Driving Test, page 23.

B: No further tests without written authorization from the Department, after additional behind-the-wheel training. After three failures, the Department requires additional behind-the-wheel training and written approval before another driving test. Missouri Driver Guide: Failing the Driving Test, page 23.

B: 25 feet long and 7 feet wide. You must park parallel to the curb in a space 25 feet long and seven feet wide. Missouri Driver Guide: Driving Test, page 22.

D: Two minutes. You are tested on your ability to park the vehicle within two minutes. Missouri Driver Guide: Driving Test, page 22.

C: Over your right shoulder through the rear glass. You are tested on looking over your right shoulder to see through the rear glass while backing. Missouri Driver Guide: Driving Test, page 22.

A: Only the examiner. The examiner sits beside you, and no one else may ride in the vehicle during the test. Missouri Driver Guide: Driving Test, page 21.

A: Class A misdemeanor and loss of driving privilege for up to one year. Fraud during the examination is a Class A misdemeanor that may result in loss of your driving privilege for up to one year. Missouri Driver Guide: Fraud, page 23.