Missouri DOR permit practice test 4

A: 40 mph. You may not drive slower than 40 mph on interstate highways under normal roadway conditions. Missouri Driver Guide: Speed Limit, page 52.

A: 100 feet. Do not drive on the left side when the view is obstructed within 100 feet of any bridge, viaduct, or tunnel. Missouri Driver Guide: Passing on the Left, page 24.

D: Only when traffic is very heavy and you have to stop. Use the acceleration lane to build up speed and merge; do not stop at its end unless traffic is very heavy and you have no choice. Missouri Driver Guide: Entering The Highway, page 41.

D: Keep firm, continuous pressure on the brake and steer. Keep your foot on the brake with firm, continuous pressure while steering; do not pump ABS brakes. Pulsing is normal. Missouri Driver Guide: Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS), page 66.

D: The curb side. Always have passengers, especially children, exit on the curb side. Missouri Driver Guide: Chapter 5 - Parking, page 37.

B: When you can see the cab of the truck in your rearview mirror. After you pass, make sure you can see the cab of the truck in your rearview mirror before reentering the lane; maintain your speed. Missouri Driver Guide: Sharing The Road With Large Trucks, page 31.

A: Your license is taken away for one year. If you refuse a chemical test, your driver license will be taken away for one year. Missouri Driver Guide: Refusal to Submit to a Chemical Test of Your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC), page 72.

C: Low beams. Keep your headlights on low beam; in fog you will see less with high beams. Missouri Driver Guide: Fog, page 66.

B: A child passenger restraint system appropriate for the child. Children less than four years old, regardless of weight, must be secured in an appropriate child passenger restraint system. Missouri Driver Guide: Child Passenger Restraint Law, page 57.

A: A parent, stepparent, legal guardian, or certified trainer. A parent, stepparent, legal guardian, or certified trainer with a federal residential job training program must accompany you and sign a permission statement. Missouri Driver Guide: Step One: Instruction Permit, page 17.

A: Traffic in the circle and pedestrians in the crosswalks. When approaching a roundabout, always yield to traffic in the circle and pedestrians in the crosswalks; wait for a gap before entering. Missouri Driver Guide: Intersections, page 25.

D: Cutting the corner so sharply that you hit someone approaching from the left. Avoid cutting the corner so sharply that you run into someone approaching from the left, but leave room for oncoming vehicles turning left. Missouri Driver Guide: Left Turns, page 27.

D: Wait for the turn arrow. If you want to turn and only the straight arrow is showing, you must wait for the turn arrow. Missouri Driver Guide: Dual-Use Lanes, page 45.

D: Public recreation and cultural interests. Brown = Public Recreation & Cultural Interests. Missouri Driver Guide: Traffic Signs: Sign Colors, page 47.

C: Use another route. If this minimum speed is too fast for you, you should use another route. Missouri Driver Guide: Speed Limit, page 52.

C: When you can see the passed vehicle in your rearview mirror. Do not turn back into the right lane until you see the passed vehicle in your rearview mirror; check your blind spot and signal. Missouri Driver Guide: Passing on Highways, page 40.

D: In the deceleration lane and on the exit ramp. Use the deceleration lane and exit ramp to slow down, and obey the ramp's speed advisory sign. Missouri Driver Guide: Leaving the Highway, page 41.

C: Slow down, pull to the right and sound your horn. Slow down, pull over to the right, and sound your horn; do not swing into the left lane. Missouri Driver Guide: Handling Vehicle Emergencies: Vehicle Approaching Head-On In Your Lane, page 67.

C: When it displays a placard or plates and a physically handicapped person is the occupant or is being dropped off or picked up. The vehicle must display a handicapped placard or plates and a physically handicapped person must be an occupant or being dropped off or picked up. Missouri Driver Guide: When can you park in handicapped parking spaces?, page 37.

C: Slow down. Maintain your speed and do not slow down once you are in front of the truck. Missouri Driver Guide: Sharing The Road With Large Trucks, page 31.

D: Up to six months. A first DWI/BAC offense carries up to six months in jail and up to a $500 fine. Missouri Driver Guide: Court-Convicted Actions (chart), page 70.

B: Pull off the road and stop, leaving lights and emergency flashers on. If fog becomes so thick you cannot see, pull off the road and stop, leaving your lights and emergency flashers on. Missouri Driver Guide: Fog, page 66.

C: A child passenger restraint system. Children weighing less than 40 pounds, regardless of age, must be secured in an appropriate child passenger restraint system. Missouri Driver Guide: Child Passenger Restraint Law, page 57.

D: At least 25, licensed at least three years, with written permission from the parent or guardian. Under 16, besides a parent, stepparent, grandparent, guardian or qualified instructor, a supervisor must be at least 25, licensed at least three years, and have written parent/guardian permission. Missouri Driver Guide: Step One: Instruction Permit (Permit Notes), page 17.

B: Drive through the intersection, then pull to the right and stop. If you are in an intersection, drive through it before you pull over; then remain stopped until the emergency vehicle passes. Missouri Driver Guide: Emergency Vehicles, page 25.