Missouri Car / Permit Practice Test 2

1.While driving, your accelerator sticks and the engine keeps racing. What is the correct first step?

Shift the transmission into neutral and apply the brakesTurn the key to lock right awayPump the accelerator harderSteer into the nearest ditch

2.In which of these locations does Missouri law forbid passing on the left?

Within 100 feet of an intersection or railroad crossingOn a straight, level, four-lane divided highwayOn a one-way street with two open lanesWhenever there is a broken yellow center line

3.When should you switch from high beams to low beams for an oncoming vehicle?

Only after the other car flashes its lightsWhen it is within 50 feetWhen you come within 500 feet of itHigh beams may always stay on

4.When passing a bicyclist in a lane too narrow to share, what should you do?

Squeeze past quickly in the same laneSound your horn and keep your speedPass within a few inches to save timeWait for a clear stretch and give the cyclist a full lane width

5.When you must drive in thick fog, which action is recommended?

Slow down and keep your headlights on low beamUse your high beams for more lightSpeed up to get through it quicklyTurn off all lights to reduce glare

6.Rectangular signs that are green with white lettering usually provide what kind of information?

Warnings about hazards in the road aheadLocations of gas, food, and lodging servicesDirections, distances, and the names of destinationsRules you must obey, such as speed limits

7.You are stopped in the middle of an intersection when an emergency vehicle approaches with lights and siren. What should you do?

Continue through the intersection first, then pull over to the rightStop right where you are and stay in the intersectionBack up out of the intersectionTurn left to clear the way

8.When you park facing downhill next to a curb, which way should you turn your front wheels?

Toward the curb, so a rolling vehicle heads into itStraight ahead, parallel to the curbAway from the curb toward trafficIt does not matter which way

9.Now that medical marijuana is legal in Missouri, what is the rule about driving after using it?

You may drive if you hold a medical cardIt is never legal or safe to drive while impaired by marijuanaYou may drive as long as you feel fineIt is allowed during daytime only

10.For a driver 21 or older, at what blood alcohol content (BAC) is it illegal to drive in Missouri?

0.10% or more0.08% or more0.05% or more0.02% or more