Florida Car / Permit Practice Test 6

1.A school crossing guard has stepped out into the crosswalk ahead of you and children are waiting to cross. Where should your vehicle come to rest?
Inside the crossing, as long as you leave the children a gapJust beyond the crossing, where you can watch the childrenWherever the crossing guard waves you to waitBehind the stop line, with the crossing left clear
2.What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign with two vertical arrows pointing opposite ways mean?
Another road joins from the side ahead; watch for entering traffic.Watch for bicycles crossing or sharing the road ahead.Two-way traffic is ahead; oncoming vehicles share the road.The road is slippery when wet; slow down and avoid hard braking.
3.A two-way street has a middle lane edged with yellow lines and painted with left-turn arrows pointing both ways. That lane exists for:
Getting past slower vehicles ahead of youParking outside of the busiest hoursLeft turns by drivers heading in either directionEmergency vehicles and buses only
4.In Florida, when is a left turn allowed at a steady red light?
From a one-way street onto another one-way street, after stopping and yieldingFrom any street onto any street after stoppingOnly when a green arrow is shownLeft on red is allowed the same as right on red
5.You approach a yellow diamond-shaped sign with an S-shaped winding arrow. What does it tell you to do?
A railroad crossing is ahead; slow down and be ready to stop for trains.A series of three or more curves is ahead.You are approaching a school zone or school crossing; watch for children.A traffic lane ends ahead; merge with the adjacent lane.
6.Which statement about speeding in a Florida construction zone is true?
Speed limits do not apply inside work zonesSpeeding fines are doubled in a construction zoneYou should speed up to leave the zone quicklyWork-zone signs are only suggestions
7.What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign showing one lane ending and merging mean?
The road ahead ends and does not connect to another road.A series of three or more curves is ahead.Watch for people crossing; be ready to stop and yield.A traffic lane ends ahead; merge with the adjacent lane.
8.Beyond Florida's statewide texting ban, holding and using a wireless phone while driving is specifically prohibited:
On every road and at all times in FloridaIn active school zones and active work zonesOnly on toll roads and turnpikesOnly between sunset and sunrise
9.Your car has anti-lock brakes and you need to stop hard to avoid a collision. The right technique is to:
Pump the pedal quickly and repeatedlyPush the pedal down hard, keep it there, and steer clearEase the pedal on and off in short tapsPull the parking brake and let go of the wheel
10.At an open intersection with no signs or signals, you must yield to a vehicle that:
Reaches the intersection at about the same time from your rightIs directly behind youIs farther away on your leftIs signaling a left turn far ahead