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Florida Practice Test 5

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  1. 1. You face a stop sign, and a marked stop line is several feet before the crosswalk. Where should your first complete stop occur?
  2. 2. You have stopped at a circular red light and want to turn right. There is no NO TURN ON RED sign. What must happen before you turn?
  3. 3. You approach an intersection without signs or signals. Another vehicle has already entered from the cross street. What should you do?
  4. 4. There are no special turn markings. From an ordinary right-turn lane, which lane should you normally enter when turning right?
  5. 5. No different distance has been established by the transportation agency. For ordinary parking near a railroad crossing, what minimum clearance applies from the nearest rail?
  6. 6. A 16-year-old has no previous out-of-state license or moving traffic convictions. How long must the teen normally hold a valid Florida learner's license before applying for a driver license?
  7. 7. A Florida license holder permanently changes their legal residence and has no special address-reporting requirement. When must the replacement license reflect the new address?
  8. 8. A school bus stops ahead in your direction and displays its stop signal. A raised median separates your side of the highway from oncoming traffic. What must you do?
  9. 9. A 30-year-old front-seat passenger in an ordinary Florida car has no seat-belt exemption. Which statement applies?
  10. 10. After a property-damage-only crash, your drivable car is blocking traffic. What should you do when moving it can be accomplished safely?
  11. 11. Your mirrors show no car in the lane you want to enter. What additional check is needed before moving over?
  12. 12. Thick fog makes the road harder to see. Which lighting choice helps you see without reflecting as much light back toward your eyes?
  13. 13. An approaching vehicle has dazzling headlights. How can you reduce their effect on your vision?
  14. 14. After getting safely away from a car blocking railroad tracks, which crossing sign provides the railroad emergency contact?
  15. 15. You have been drinking and did not arrange a designated driver. What is a safe way to get home?
  16. 16. You enter a school zone whose 15 mph restriction is currently in effect. You remember seeing 20 mph limits at other Florida schools. What is the maximum here if conditions permit?
  17. 17. Your car is moving along an ordinary street outside any school or work zone. You pick up a phone to read a friend's nonemergency email without typing a reply. Is that covered by Florida's texting-while-driving prohibition?
  18. 18. Your planned route turns right at this junction, but this sign faces you. Which movement does it prohibit?
    White square with a right-turn arrow beneath a red circle and diagonal slash.
  19. 19. The branch in this symbol joins the main arrow from the right. What traffic movement should you anticipate?
    Yellow diamond with an upward arrow and a branch joining it from the right.
  20. 20. You are considering pulling off the travel lane near this warning. What condition does it alert you to?
    Yellow diamond with black SOFT SHOULDER lettering.
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  1. You face a stop sign, and a marked stop line is several feet before the crosswalk. Where should your first complete stop occur?

    Correct answer: Before any part of your vehicle crosses the stop line

    Use the marked stop line even when it is set back. After stopping, continue only when observation and yielding make movement safe.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 45, physical PDF page 53: Stop lines; current F.S. 316.123 (2)(a) also checked ↗

  2. You have stopped at a circular red light and want to turn right. There is no NO TURN ON RED sign. What must happen before you turn?

    Correct answer: Yield to pedestrians and traffic, then turn when clear

    Florida permits this turn after a full stop and yielding, unless a sign prohibits it.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 51, physical PDF page 59: Right turn on red; current F.S. 316.075 (1)(c)1.a also checked ↗

  3. You approach an intersection without signs or signals. Another vehicle has already entered from the cross street. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Yield to the vehicle already in the intersection

    A driver approaching an uncontrolled intersection must yield to a vehicle that has already entered from another road.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 62, physical PDF page 70: Uncontrolled intersection; current F.S. 316.121 (1) also checked ↗

  4. There are no special turn markings. From an ordinary right-turn lane, which lane should you normally enter when turning right?

    Correct answer: The right lane of the road you enter

    Approach and turn as close as practicable to the right edge, then finish in the proper right lane.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 70, physical PDF page 78: Right-turn path; current F.S. 316.151 (1)(a) and (2) also checked ↗

  5. No different distance has been established by the transportation agency. For ordinary parking near a railroad crossing, what minimum clearance applies from the nearest rail?

    Correct answer: 50 feet

    The ordinary no-parking area extends 50 feet from the nearest rail. The measurement is not from a warning sign farther along the road.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 66, physical PDF page 74: Parking near railroad tracks; current F.S. 316.1945 (1)(c)1 also checked ↗

  6. A 16-year-old has no previous out-of-state license or moving traffic convictions. How long must the teen normally hold a valid Florida learner's license before applying for a driver license?

    Correct answer: At least 12 months

    The ordinary under-18 path requires a valid learner's license for at least 12 months. Other requirements, including practice and testing, also apply.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §322.05(2)(a) ↗

  7. A Florida license holder permanently changes their legal residence and has no special address-reporting requirement. When must the replacement license reflect the new address?

    Correct answer: Within 30 calendar days after the change

    The normal deadline is 30 calendar days to obtain a replacement license or card reflecting a changed legal residence or mailing address.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §322.19(2) ↗

  8. A school bus stops ahead in your direction and displays its stop signal. A raised median separates your side of the highway from oncoming traffic. What must you do?

    Correct answer: Stop before passing the bus and wait for its stop signal to be withdrawn

    A median does not excuse traffic traveling in the bus's direction. The divided-highway exception applies to qualifying opposite-direction traffic.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.172(1)(a), (2) ↗

  9. A 30-year-old front-seat passenger in an ordinary Florida car has no seat-belt exemption. Which statement applies?

    Correct answer: The passenger must wear a properly fastened safety belt while the car is moving

    Florida requires adults riding in the front seat to be restrained while the vehicle is moving. License ownership does not change this rule.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.614(5) ↗

  10. After a property-damage-only crash, your drivable car is blocking traffic. What should you do when moving it can be accomplished safely?

    Correct answer: Make every reasonable effort to move it or have it moved out of traffic

    Florida requires reasonable efforts to remove an obstructing damaged vehicle from the traffic flow. Moving it safely does not by itself establish fault, and crash duties still apply.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.061(1)-(3) ↗

  11. Your mirrors show no car in the lane you want to enter. What additional check is needed before moving over?

    Correct answer: Turn your head briefly to check the blind spot

    A vehicle can be beside your rear quarter without appearing in the mirrors. Check the blind spot and change lanes only when the full path is clear.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 60 (physical PDF page 68), Blind spots ↗

  12. Thick fog makes the road harder to see. Which lighting choice helps you see without reflecting as much light back toward your eyes?

    Correct answer: Low-beam headlights

    Low beams reduce the reflected glare that high beams can create in fog. Also slow down and leave additional space.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 71 (physical PDF page 79), Fog visibility ↗

  13. An approaching vehicle has dazzling headlights. How can you reduce their effect on your vision?

    Correct answer: Avoid staring at the lights and use lane lines as guides

    Do not fix your gaze on approaching headlights. Use the road markings as guides while briefly checking the other vehicle position.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 73 (physical PDF page 81), Oncoming headlight glare ↗

  14. After getting safely away from a car blocking railroad tracks, which crossing sign provides the railroad emergency contact?

    Correct answer: The blue Emergency Notification System sign

    The blue ENS sign gives the emergency contact for the responsible railroad. Use it to report a blockage once everyone is safely clear; call emergency services when needed.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 80 (physical PDF page 88), Railroad emergency contact ↗

  15. You have been drinking and did not arrange a designated driver. What is a safe way to get home?

    Correct answer: Use a sober driver, a rideshare or public transportation

    Do not drive impaired. Arrange transportation that does not require you to operate the vehicle.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 35 (physical PDF page 43), Planning a sober ride ↗

  16. You enter a school zone whose 15 mph restriction is currently in effect. You remember seeing 20 mph limits at other Florida schools. What is the maximum here if conditions permit?

    Correct answer: 15 mph

    Follow the active limit displayed for this school zone. Florida's school-zone law does not make every school-zone limit 20 mph, and 20 elsewhere does not override this 15 mph sign.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.1895(5), (10): school-zone limits and duty not to exceed the posted limit ↗

  17. Your car is moving along an ordinary street outside any school or work zone. You pick up a phone to read a friend's nonemergency email without typing a reply. Is that covered by Florida's texting-while-driving prohibition?

    Correct answer: Yes; reading this nonvoice personal message while moving is prohibited

    The statewide rule covers reading or sending nonvoice personal communications, including email, as well as manual text entry. Merely refraining from typing does not make this reading lawful.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.305(3)(a): reading nonvoice interpersonal communications, including email ↗

  18. Your planned route turns right at this junction, but this sign faces you. Which movement does it prohibit?

    Correct answer: A right turn at this junction

    The crossed-out right-turn arrow bans that movement. It is not a curve warning or an instruction to turn right.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2B-4 — R3-1 No right turn; national sign meaning ↗

  19. The branch in this symbol joins the main arrow from the right. What traffic movement should you anticipate?

    Correct answer: Traffic from another roadway merging from the right

    The joining branch represents merging traffic. Compare the Added Lane sign, which shows two separate arrows continuing alongside each other.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-8 — W4-1 Merging traffic sign; national sign meaning ↗

  20. You are considering pulling off the travel lane near this warning. What condition does it alert you to?

    Correct answer: The shoulder surface may not support the vehicle firmly

    SOFT SHOULDER warns about the shoulder's surface condition. It is different from an elevation-drop warning or an instruction to use the shoulder.

    Source: FHWA MUTCD 2009 Figure 2C-6 — W8-4 Soft shoulder sign; national sign meaning ↗

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