WorksheetsLearners Permit Test (For Indiana Only!!)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Driving A Motor Vehicle In The State Of Indiana Is A?
Right
Privilege
Necessity
None of above
New Residents To Indiana Must Obtain A License
(And Register And Title All Vehicles)
60 days
30 days
90 days
None Of Above
To Obtain A Drivers Education Learners Permit The Applicant Must Provide Proof Of Identity And Date Of Birth, Proof of BMV Drivers Ed And
Be at least 16 and pass the vision test , and if less than 18 have an appropaite family member sign the financial responsibility agreement
Be at least 15 and pass the vision test , and if less than 18 have an appropaite family member sign the financial responsibility agreement
Be at least 15 , pass the vision test , pass the written rule of the road test , and if less than 18 have an appropaite family member sign the financial responsibility agreement
None of the above
To obtain a validated learner's permit the applicant must provide proof of identity and birth, pass the vision test, have an appropriate family member sign the financial responsibility agreement (if less than 18) and
Be at least 15 and pass the written roadway knowledge test.
Be at least 16 and pass the written roadway knowledge test.
Be at least 17 and pass the written roadway knowledge test.
None of the above.
Operators licenses for persons under 18 years of age are
Temporary
Permanent
Probationary
None of the above
An operator's license does not permit
A. Driving for hire
B. Operating a motorcycle
C. Driving a van
D. Both a and b are correct.
If an individual has successfully completed driver training, he may apply for the operator's license if he/she is
16 years 90 days
16 years 30 days
16 years 180 days
None of the above
To be eligible for a driver's license, an applicant must hold his/her driver
education learner's permit for
30 days
45 days
60 days
180 days
To be eligible for a motorcycle-only operator's license or motorcycle
Hold a motorcycle learner's permit for 30 days and pass a BMV approved skills test or approved motorcycle rider education course
Hold a motorcycle learner's permit for 60 days and pass a BMV approved skills test or approved motorcycle rider education course
Hold a motorcycle learner's permit for 180 days and pass a BMV approved skills test or approved motorcycle rider education course
Pass a BMV approved skills test or motorcycle rider education course
All of the following actions will automatically cause an applicant to fail the driving test except
Failure to follow instructions given by the driving examiner
Running over a curb while parallel parking
Committing an act which could cause a pedestrian or driver to make a special effort to avoid an accident
None of the above
A green signal means
The driver should go because they have the right of way
The driver should yield to tall traffic before proceeding
The driver has the right-of-way and may proceed through the intersection provided it is clear of other traffic and pedestrians
None of the above
A yellow signal means
Slow down and proceed with caution
The right-of-way is ending so make every reasonable effort to stop
Slow down, check traffic in all directions, and proceed only when clear
None of the above
A red signal means
Stop; traffic entering the intersection from another direction has the right-of-way.
Stop; yield to all traffic and pedestrians, and proceed when clear
Slow down; proceed with extreme caution
None of the above
This light is equivalent to a stop sign and means the driver must come to a complete stop belore entering the intersection
Red light
Yellow light
Yellow flashing light
Red flashing light
This light indicates the driver should slow down and use caution when traveling through an intersection or other dangerous areas:
Red light
Yellow light
Yellow flashing light
Red flashing light
A driver should always come to a complete stop
In the crosswalk area
At the intersection
Before the white stop line
At the stop sign
A yield sign means that a driver should
Stop, check for cars, pedestrians, ete; and proceed with caution
Slow down, be prepared to stop and proceed when the way is clear
Slow down, stop at the sign, and proceed when the way is clear
Stop, look, listen; proceed only when the way is clear
Vehicles approaching an intersection that has no signal or controlled signal
that is not operating properly where no other control is present, shall
Stop before entering the intersection, then proceed after yielding the right-of-way to traffic within the intersection
Slow down before entering the intersection, then proceed after yielding the right-of-way to traffic within the intersection
Check traffc, but continue to travel at or near the posted speed limit
None of the above
A driver first entering a street or roadway from an alley, private driveway, etc
Should proceed cautiously and yield the right-of-way
Should proceed cautiously, but should take the right-of-way
Should stop and yield the right-of-way
None of the above
A good defensive driver
Always drives well under the posted speed limit
Looks out for the actions of other drivers
Never expects other drivers to make driving errors
Always expects the unexpected, but looks out mainly for himself
These lane marking divide two-way traffic:
Yellow
Red
White
Black
These lane markings are used to separate multiple lanes of traffic going in the same direction
Yellow
Red
White
Black
A solid yellow line on your side of the road means
Passing is permitted
Changing lanes is permitted
Passing is not permitted
Changing lanes is not permitted
If a driver sees a solid white line, they should
Change lanes immediately
Be prepared to stop
Not cross the white line
None of the above
Proper turn signals should be given at least (at speeds under 50)
100 ft. prior to turn
200 ft. prior to turn
300 ft. prior to turn
400 ft. prior to turn
Proper turn signals should be given at least (at speeds 50 or above)
100 ft. prior to turn
200 ft. prior to turn
300 ft. prior to turn
400 ft. prior to turn
A legal right turn on red may be made if
The driver comes to a full stop
The driver makes sure there are no signs prohibiting a turn
The driver makes sure there are no vehicles or pedestrians in the path of the turn
All of the above
A diver may turn left on a red light
Under no circumstances in Indiana
Only if there is a sign indicating a left turn on red is permitted
Only after slowing and yielding to all pedestrians and traffic
None of the above
The maximum speed limit for passenger vehicles on a rural interstate highway in
Indiana is
55 mph
60 mph
65 mph
70 mph
The maximum speed limit for passenger vehicles on urban interstate highways in
Indiana is
55 mph
60 mph
65 mph
70 mph
The maximum speed limit for passenger vehicles on federal toutes or state highway in Indiana is
45 mph
50 mph
55 mph
60 mph
When not operating on an interstate, federal, or state highway, the maximum speed limit for a school bus is
40 mph
45 mph
50 mph
55 mph
According to the basic speed law, a driver may drive the posted speed
At all times to flow with traffic
Only when absolutely necessary
Only under ideal driving conditions
None of the above
The minimum safe following distance is
1 second
2 seconds
3 seconds
4 seconds
Safety belts are required by law to be used by
All passengers in the vehicle
All children under the age of 12
All front seat occupants of passenger motor vehicles
The driver and all children in a passenger vehicle
Drivers must use headlights between
Never
Only when it is dark
Sunrise and sunset
Sunset and sunrise
Lower headlight beams must be used when
Approaching within 200 ft. of an oncoming vehicle and when following 300 ft. of the rear of another vehicle
Approaching within 300 ft. of the rear of another vehicle following within 500 ft. of the rear of another vehicle
Approaching within 500 ft. of the rear of another vehicle following within 200 ft. of the rear of another vehicle
None of the above
When driving in fog, a driver should use-
High headlight beams
Low headlight beams
Both high and low headlight beams
Parking lights
The following vehicles are required by law to stop at all railroad crossings:
Every bus transporting passengers
Those vehicles transporting hazardous materials
Every commercial motor vehicle transporting any quantity of a Division 2.3 chlorine
All of the above
If a driver and a school bus are going in opposite directions on a road that has more than two lanes and is separated by a median strip not made for vehicle travel, a driver
Must stop if the school bus stops and has its stop arm extended
Must move as far right as possible
Does not need to stop
Must stop even if the school bus does not have its stop arm extended
The means of dividing roadways and
separating lanes in opposite directions is usually a guardrail or a
Median
One-way traffic sign.
Wide concrete strip.
Solid double yellow line.
When driving on a multilane roadway, you should make a left turn from
The far right lane
The lane closest to the center lane or median strip
The center lane
Any available lane
At what speed should you pass another vehicle going in the same direction on a two-lane roadway?
Within 5 mph of the other vehicle
Slightly higher than the speed limit
About the same speed as the vehicle you are passing
At least 10 mph faster than the other vehicle
You should not pass if
There are wide shoulders along the road surface.
You are closer than 1,000 feet to a bridge
There are no signs that restrict passing.
You cannot complete the pass before a no-passing zone begins.
When approaching the top of a hill passing not allowed
Within 500 ft before
Within 700-1000 ft before
Within 1,100 ft before
None of the above
You identify that a vehicle overtaking and passing you will be returning to your lane too close in front of you. You should
Stop immediately
Slow down
Swerve in your lane
Speed up
Traffic controls help you to travel safely by
Slowing faster-moving vehicles
Providing advance information and warnings
Primarily guiding you to your destination
Telling drivers what to decide
When passing on the expressway, it is
generally safer to pass
From any available lane.
On the right
On the left
Is the center lane
As you drive on an expressway, you may be lulled into
A feeling of power
Highway hypnosis
Velocitation
A hallucinogenic state
Two solid yellow center lines on a two-lane highway indicate
No passing from either way.
Passing both ways
Passing only with caution
Passing on the left only
