Michigan Car / Permit Practice Test 6

1.When you approach a stopped emergency vehicle with flashing lights, the law says to:
Keep your speed and hold your laneStop in the roadway until it leavesSlow at least 10 mph under the limit and move overSound your horn and pass quickly
2.A person walking in a crosswalk must be given the right of way:
Only when your light is redOnly at marked crosswalksEven when your light is greenOnly if they wave first
3.To safely exit your car after parking on the street, you should open the door with your:
Left hand quicklyFoot, to save timeRight hand, so you look over your left shoulderBoth hands at once
4.After you drive through deep water, your brakes may be wet, so you should:
Pump them hard at high speedDry them by pressing gently while driving slowlyIgnore them until they dryStop and wait an hour
5.You approach a white sign showing a U-turn arrow crossed out in red. What does it tell you to do?
Parking is prohibited here at all times.You are traveling against traffic — turn around; you entered the wrong way.Traffic flows only in the direction the arrow points.You may not make a U-turn at this location.
6.In Michigan, front-seat occupants of a moving car must:
Wear a seat beltWear a belt only on the freewayBuckle up only if under 16Rely on air bags instead
7.It is illegal to use or flash your high-beam headlights when you are within:
500 feet of an oncoming vehicle100 feet of an oncoming vehicle1,000 feet of any vehicle50 feet of a parked car
8.At night, when following a truck or bus, you should use your:
High beamsParking lightsHazard lightsLow beams
9.A solid white line along the right side of the road is a fog line that:
Separates opposing trafficMeans passing is encouragedMarks a bicycle laneMarks the road edge and should not be crossed to pass
10.Wet pavement affects your stopping because it:
Shortens your stopping distanceHas no effect on brakingRequires more time and space to stopImproves your tire grip