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Florida learner's permit test: practice questions

A question bank for United States (Florida), set out like the real test, with a timed mock test that copies its number of questions, time limit and pass mark.

Mock
50 questions
Pass
40
Time
60 min
Languages
1

Try three questions

Three questions from the United States (Florida) bank, as you'll see them in the app.

  1. After a property-damage crash, your damaged car is blocking traffic. What should you do?

    1. Leave it exactly where it stopped until the police arrive at the scene
    2. Make every reasonable effort to move it out of the flow of traffic
    3. Leave the scene on foot and come back for the car later in the day
    4. Turn on your hazard lights and always wait there for a tow truck
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    Answer: Make every reasonable effort to move it out of the flow of traffic

    Stops after a crash must not block traffic more than necessary. When a damaged car blocks traffic, its driver must make every reasonable effort to move it or have it moved. Fla. Stat. § 316.061.

  2. How close may you park when approaching a stop sign or traffic signal located at the side of the road?

    1. No closer than 15 feet
    2. No closer than 20 feet
    3. No closer than 50 feet
    4. No closer than 30 feet
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    Answer: No closer than 30 feet

    Parking within 30 feet before a roadside stop sign, flashing signal, or traffic light is prohibited. Parked cars there could hide the sign from other drivers. Fla. Stat. § 316.1945.

  3. Which use of a handheld device while driving is allowed under Florida's texting law?

    1. Replying to a friend's group chat at low speed
    2. Posting a photo to social media while in traffic
    3. Reporting criminal or suspicious activity to police
    4. Answering a work e-mail if it is marked urgent
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    Answer: Reporting criminal or suspicious activity to police

    A driver may use a device to tell police about an emergency, a crime, or suspicious activity. Ordinary personal texting and e-mailing remain banned. Fla. Stat. § 316.305.

Where the questions come from

Written from the published rules · Florida Statutes, Chapter 316 (State Uniform Traffic Control). See every official source

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