Missouri DOR permit practice test 5

D: The right lane. If turning from the right-side left-turn lane, enter the right lane; from the left-side lane, enter the left lane. Missouri Driver Guide: Multiple Left-Turn Lanes, page 28.

D: A solid yellow line and a dashed yellow line on each side. Shared center lanes are marked on each side by solid yellow and dashed yellow lines, with alternating left-turn arrows. Missouri Driver Guide: Shared Center Lanes, page 45.

C: Direction and distance. Green = Direction & Distance. Missouri Driver Guide: Traffic Signs: Sign Colors, page 47.

B: Yes, in bad weather, heavy traffic, or on a bad road. It is illegal to drive slower than the posted minimum under normal conditions, but you may drive slower in bad weather, heavy traffic, or on a bad road. Missouri Driver Guide: "Slow Poke" Driving, page 61.

B: Stay in your lane and do not increase your speed. If another vehicle begins to pass you, stay in your lane and do not increase your speed. Missouri Driver Guide: Being Passed, page 40.

C: You can enter or leave only at entrance or exit ramps. Controlled access means you can enter or leave the highway only where there are entrance or exit ramps. Missouri Driver Guide: Controlled Access Highways, page 41.

D: Toward the direction the train is coming from. Get out and off the tracks, and run in the direction the train is coming from to avoid debris. Missouri Driver Guide: Stalling On Railroad Tracks, page 68.

B: $50 to $300. Violators shall be fined no less than $50 and no more than $300. Missouri Driver Guide: International Symbol of Access, page 38.

D: Vehicles carrying hazardous materials. Vehicles carrying hazardous materials must stop at all railroad crossings; be prepared. Missouri Driver Guide: Sharing The Road With Large Trucks, page 31.

D: Five years. You may spend two to seven years in jail, pay a $5,000 fine, and/or lose your license for five years. Missouri Driver Guide: Chapter 10 - Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving, page 69.

C: Any speed over 35 mph. Hydroplaning can happen at any speed over 35 mph; in a severe rainstorm tires can lose all contact with the road at 55 mph. Missouri Driver Guide: Hydroplaning, page 65.

C: A child restraint system or booster seat. Children 4 to 7 who weigh 40 to 79 pounds and are under 4'9" must be in a child passenger restraint system or booster seat. Missouri Driver Guide: Child Passenger Restraint Law, page 58.

D: Any licensed driver at least 21. At age 16 or older, a permit holder may drive with a person at least 21 with a valid driver license in the front seat. Missouri Driver Guide: Step One: Instruction Permit (Permit Notes), page 17.

B: Red or blue. Yield to police, fire, ambulance, or other emergency vehicles using a siren or air horn and a red or blue flashing light. Missouri Driver Guide: Emergency Vehicles, page 25.

B: 500 feet. Do not use the two-way left-turn lane as a travel lane; a vehicle may not travel in it for more than 500 feet. Missouri Driver Guide: Two-Way Left-Turn Lanes, page 28.

B: Stop; obey the officer. You must obey traffic officers at all times and ignore signs or signals; if an officer signals you to stop at a green light, you must stop. Missouri Driver Guide: Traffic Officers, page 45.

B: Yellow diamonds with black lettering or symbols. Warning signs are yellow with black lettering or symbols and usually diamond-shaped. Missouri Driver Guide: Warning Signs, page 48.

C: Not more than a few minutes an hour. Speeding does not save more than a few minutes an hour; slow down and keep pace with traffic. Missouri Driver Guide: Adjusting to Traffic, page 40.

A: Wait until the road ahead is clear, then reduce speed slowly to encourage them to pass. If there is no right lane, wait until the road ahead is clear and reduce speed slowly; never slow down quickly to discourage a tailgater. Missouri Driver Guide: Space Behind, page 59.

D: Keep moving your eyes and watch traffic and signs. Avoid highway hypnosis by constantly moving your eyes and watching traffic and highway signs; pull off if you feel sleepy. Missouri Driver Guide: Watch Out for "Highway Hypnosis", page 42.

C: Roll down the window to look around it, turn on flashers, and pull off the road. Roll down the window so you can look around the obstruction, turn on your emergency flashers, and pull off the road. Missouri Driver Guide: Handling Vehicle Emergencies: Blocked Vision, page 67.

A: No. It is illegal to park in handicapped parking access aisles. Missouri Driver Guide: International Symbol of Access, page 38.

B: Starting a right turn. Because of their size, large trucks may swing out to the left as the first step in making a right turn; watch its signals before passing. Missouri Driver Guide: Sharing The Road With Large Trucks, page 31.

B: Possessing or using alcohol or drugs while driving. Under Abuse and Lose, a driver under 21 can lose the license for 90 days for possessing or using alcohol or drugs while driving, altering a license, or any intoxication-related traffic offense. Missouri Driver Guide: Missouri's Abuse and Lose Law, page 71.

C: Take your foot off the accelerator and slow down; do not hit the brakes. Take your foot off the accelerator and slow down; hitting the brakes may cause a skid. Missouri Driver Guide: Hydroplaning, page 65.