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  1. 1. A shared center lane contains left-turn arrows for both directions. How may you use it?
  2. 2. Traffic beyond a railroad crossing is backed up. The signals are inactive, but your car would have to stop partly on the tracks. What should you do?
  3. 3. At a yield sign, you slow down and can clearly see that the crossing path is empty. What does the sign require?
  4. 4. You and a driver on your right stop at an all-way stop at the same time. Both intend to go straight. Who should proceed first?
  5. 5. You approach an intersection without signs or signals. Another vehicle has already entered from the cross street. What should you do?
  6. 6. An unpaved road meets a paved county road without signs or signals. You approach on the unpaved road as a car nears on the paved road. What should you do?
  7. 7. You want to turn left at an uncontrolled intersection. An oncoming car is close enough that it would have to brake sharply for your turn. What should you do?
  8. 8. You are leaving a driveway in a residential area, and a sidewalk crosses the driveway. Where should you stop before entering the street?
  9. 9. You reach the entrance to a roundabout while a car is circulating toward your entry point. What should you do?
  10. 10. You are approaching a multilane roundabout and need a lane suitable for your exit. When should you choose that lane?
  11. 11. You are accelerating along an entrance lane toward an expressway. Who must yield when you merge?
  12. 12. You pass your intended expressway exit before moving into the exit lane. What is the proper response?
  13. 13. There are no special turn markings. From an ordinary right-turn lane, which lane should you normally enter when turning right?
  14. 14. In Florida, no signs or guide lines direct a different path for your left turn. In which lane may you finish?
  15. 15. Another driver is following as you approach a turn in Florida. What minimum distance must your continuous turn signal cover before you turn?
  16. 16. A vehicle is passing you on the left on a two-way road. What should you do about your speed?
  17. 17. A car ahead is waiting to turn left, but the only way around it is onto the shoulder outside the main travel lane. May you pass that way?
  18. 18. You parallel-park normally on the right side of a two-way Florida street. What is the maximum permitted gap between your right wheels and the curb or roadway edge?
  19. 19. You plan to leave your car parked while shopping. With no emergency or official direction, what minimum distance must you keep from a fire hydrant?
  20. 20. You are choosing an ordinary parking space on the approach to a roadside stop sign. What is the minimum required clearance?
  21. 21. 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?
  22. 22. You park facing uphill beside a curb. After positioning the car, which way should you turn the front wheels?
  23. 23. You park facing downhill beside a curb. Which front-wheel position helps keep a rolling car from entering traffic?
  24. 24. You are ready to pull away from a parallel parking space into moving traffic. What should you do?
  25. 25. A Florida teenager has completed the required education and exams. What is the youngest age at which a learner's license may be issued?
  26. 26. A Florida learner is practicing in a car. Which supervising arrangement meets the state requirement?
  27. 27. A driver received a Florida learner's license one month ago. With proper supervision, when may this driver practice?
  28. 28. Four months have passed since a Florida learner's license was issued. With the required supervisor, how late may the learner drive?
  29. 29. 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?
  30. 30. A Florida applicant is 16 and is documenting practice for a first driver license. What minimum experience must the responsible adult certify?
  31. 31. A licensed 16-year-old in Florida wants to drive alone to a friend's home at 11:30 p.m. No work trip is involved. What applies?
  32. 32. A licensed 17-year-old plans to drive alone to a social event at 1:30 a.m. in Florida. Which statement is correct?
  33. 33. In 2026, a Florida high-school student under 18 is starting the first-time learner-license process. Which education course is the current standard requirement?
  34. 34. A 25-year-old applying for a first Florida driver license has never been licensed elsewhere and has not completed an exempting Department of Education driving course. Which course requirement applies?
  35. 35. A Florida applicant schedules a Class E knowledge exam after February 6, 2026. Which language policy applies?
  36. 36. An applicant correctly answers 39 of the 50 questions on Florida's Class E knowledge exam. Has the applicant reached the passing score?
  37. 37. 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?
  38. 38. A driver carries a printed Florida license whose identification details have faded and cannot be read. Does it meet the ordinary license-carrying requirement?
  39. 39. What is the main purpose of the PIP coverage required for a Florida passenger car?
  40. 40. For an ordinary Florida passenger car, what is the minimum amount for a policy's separate property damage liability coverage under the basic state requirement?
  41. 41. An owner leaves an ordinary Florida-registered passenger car parked for a month. Its registration remains active, and no statutory exemption applies. May the owner let the required insurance lapse just because the car is parked?
  42. 42. A nonresident's ordinary passenger car has been physically present in Florida for 95 days during the preceding 365 days and remains in the state. Does keeping it parked avoid Florida's applicable insurance-security requirement?
  43. 43. During a Florida traffic stop, a driver has current insurance proof in the prescribed electronic format on a phone. Is that format acceptable?
  44. 44. An owner will stop using a Florida car and cancel its insurance without transferring the active plate to another insured vehicle. What should be done first?
  45. 45. 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?
  46. 46. On a road paved all the way across, a school bus in the opposite direction stops with its stop signal displayed. Only a painted center turn lane separates the directions. What must you do?
  47. 47. A stopped school bus displays its stop signal across a divided highway. You are traveling in the opposite direction, separated from it by a six-foot-wide unpaved median. What applies?
  48. 48. You have stopped behind a school bus that is unloading children. The bus withdraws its stop signal, but a child is still crossing the roadway ahead. What should you do?
  49. 49. An emergency vehicle using warning lights and a siren approaches from behind. What is the ordinary Florida response?
  50. 50. You have a green light, but an emergency vehicle using its siren and warning lights is approaching the intersection. What should you do?
  51. 51. On a highway with two lanes in your direction, a disabled car is stopped on the shoulder with hazard lights flashing. The adjacent lane is clear and you can safely change lanes. What should you do?
  52. 52. The posted limit is 55 mph. You approach a roadside emergency vehicle displaying warning lights, but cannot safely leave the closest lane. To what speed must you reduce under Florida's Move Over rule?
  53. 53. On a two-lane road posted at 20 mph, a tow truck displaying flashing amber lights is loading a car at the roadside. No officer gives another direction. What passing speed does Florida's Move Over Law specify?
  54. 54. A sanitation vehicle is actively collecting waste at the roadside. Does Florida's Move Over protection apply to this work?
  55. 55. After a property-damage-only crash, your drivable car is blocking traffic. What should you do when moving it can be accomplished safely?
  56. 56. You are involved in a crash with an occupied vehicle. Which information does Florida law require you to give the other driver?
  57. 57. You damage a parked, unattended car and cannot locate its owner. What must you do after stopping?
  58. 58. Children and a school crossing guard are in the crosswalk ahead, with a marked stop line before it. Where should you stop?
  59. 59. You are about to reverse from a driveway where children sometimes play. What should you do before getting into the car?
  60. 60. Your rear camera shows a clear path. Is that enough on its own to begin backing?
  61. 61. You are prescribed a new medicine and do not know whether it affects alertness. What should you do before driving?
  62. 62. A driver looks at a message, taps a reply and thinks about the conversation. Which kinds of distraction are involved?
  63. 63. A driver watches the road and holds the wheel but is absorbed in a stressful conversation. What risk remains?
  64. 64. During a long trip, you begin nodding off. What is the appropriate response?
  65. 65. You have been drinking and did not arrange a designated driver. What is a safe way to get home?
  66. 66. An angry driver tailgates and gestures at you. What should you do?
  67. 67. You are about to drive while extremely upset and unable to focus. What is the safest decision?
  68. 68. For a driver age 21 or older in an ordinary car, which blood-alcohol concentration meets Florida's alcohol-level criterion for DUI without separate proof of impaired normal faculties?
  69. 69. An adult drives with a measured BAC of 0.06%, and alcohol has impaired the driver's normal faculties. Does being below 0.08% rule out DUI?
  70. 70. A driver has consumed no alcohol but has taken a controlled drug that impairs normal faculties. Can driving in that condition fall under Florida's DUI law?
  71. 71. A 19-year-old is driving a car in Florida. At what blood-alcohol concentration does the separate under-21 alcohol rule begin to prohibit driving and support administrative suspension?
  72. 72. 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?
  73. 73. While your car is moving through a designated school zone, you hold a phone to your ear for an ordinary social call. No emergency exception applies. What does Florida's handheld-device rule require?
  74. 74. A designated road-work zone has construction personnel operating equipment immediately beside it. Your car is moving, and you want to make an ordinary handheld phone call. Does the work-zone handheld restriction apply?
  75. 75. Before driving, you mount your phone and start voice-guided navigation. You then pass through a school zone without holding or touching the device. What does Florida's school-zone device law say about this use?
  76. 76. An adult makes a voice-only call outside a designated school crossing, school zone or work zone, without reading or manually entering messages. Which statement accurately distinguishes Florida's two device laws?
  77. 77. Sidewalks on opposite sides of a Florida intersection line up across the roadway, but no crosswalk lines are painted. What should a driver understand about that crossing area?
  78. 78. At a crosswalk with a sign requiring drivers to stop for pedestrians, a pedestrian is crossing on your half of the roadway. What is required?
  79. 79. A vehicle in the next lane has stopped at a marked crosswalk to let someone cross. You are approaching it from behind. May you overtake and pass the stopped vehicle?
  80. 80. Your low-clearance car would bottom out and become stuck on a raised railroad crossing. The signals are inactive. May you drive across?
  81. 81. No sign prohibits a U-turn, but making it now would force approaching traffic to brake sharply. What should you do?
  82. 82. You consider turning around near a hill crest. Under Florida's specific visibility rule, drivers approaching from either direction must be able to see your vehicle within what distance?
  83. 83. On an ordinary two-way road, you plan to cross left of center to pass a car. There is no obstruction or other exception. How close to a railroad crossing does Florida prohibit this maneuver?
  84. 84. A broken center line continues toward a curve, but you cannot see far enough around the curve to avoid a conflict with oncoming traffic. May you cross left of center to pass an ordinary car?
  85. 85. A two-way road has three marked lanes, and the center lane is not assigned exclusively to your direction. You are not passing or preparing a left turn. May you cruise in that center lane just because it is empty?
  86. 86. You want to reach the other carriageway of a divided highway. A level grass median lies between the roadways, but there is no established opening or crossover and you have no special authorization. May you drive across it?
  87. 87. Both sides of a one-way street allow ordinary parallel parking, and no local ordinance changes the state rule. If you park on the left side, which direction must your car face?
  88. 88. You will leave your car parked while visiting a store. With no special direction or traffic necessity, what minimum clearance must you leave from a crosswalk at an intersection?
  89. 89. You stop beside a car that is parked at the curb so your passenger can run into a shop. No traffic necessity or official direction requires the stop. Is remaining beside that parked car allowed?
  90. 90. A striped access aisle beside an accessible parking space is empty. Your car has a valid disability parking permit. May you park in that aisle?
  91. 91. You park a conventional keyed family car on level ground and will leave it unattended. No delivery, emergency, remote-start or autonomous-vehicle exception applies. What must you do before leaving?
  92. 92. An adult passenger holds an open beer can in a privately driven family car traveling on a Florida road. No statutory exception applies. Does the rule concern only the driver?
  93. 93. You personally recap an alcoholic-drink bottle after breaking its original seal, then transport it alone in your car. Which storage location is expressly outside the driver's deemed possession under Florida's statewide open-container rule?
  94. 94. You are involved in a crash, and an injured person clearly needs medical treatment. Besides exchanging required information, what duty does Florida law impose?
  95. 95. A crash injures someone, although vehicle damage appears minor. What must an involved driver do about notifying law enforcement?
  96. 96. You are not turning or changing lanes, but want to flash one turn signal to tell the driver behind that it is safe to pass. May you use the signal as that courtesy message?
  97. 97. Your physical driver license card has not expired, but you know your Florida driving privilege is currently suspended. You have no valid restricted permit. May you drive to an ordinary errand?
  98. 98. Your light is green, but traffic beyond the intersection leaves no space for your whole car. Entering would block the cross street. What must you do?
  99. 99. A 17-year-old plans to drive an ordinary golf cart on a public road where golf-cart travel is authorized. Which document meets Florida's age-related possession requirement?
  100. 100. An adult age 40 plans to use an ordinary golf cart on an authorized public road. What does the golf-cart statute require the adult to possess?
  101. 101. An ordinary county road is lightly traveled and posted at 25 mph, but it has not been designated for golf carts. No special statutory exception applies. May you drive an ordinary golf cart along it simply because it is slow?
  102. 102. A properly equipped golf cart is on a locally authorized route. The responsible government has not authorized nighttime golf-cart operation. Can its driver continue after sunset just because the lights work?
  103. 103. A sidewalk looks wide enough for your ordinary golf cart, but no applicable ordinance authorizes golf carts there. Does its apparent width alone make sidewalk travel lawful?
  104. 104. You plan to drive a registered, insured low-speed vehicle along a street posted at 40 mph. You would not merely cross it. Does keeping the vehicle at 25 mph make that route permissible under the ordinary LSV rule?
  105. 105. Your authorized low-speed-vehicle route reaches an intersection with a road posted at 45 mph. No sign or local restriction forbids crossing, and you will continue straight onto another permitted street. What does the state LSV rule allow?
  106. 106. An adult has a government-issued photo ID but no valid driver license. Is that ID alone sufficient to operate a low-speed vehicle on a public street?
  107. 107. Before using a low-speed vehicle on public streets, which set of vehicle-document requirements applies?
  108. 108. A municipality has lawfully prohibited low-speed vehicles on a particular street for safety, even though the street is posted at 30 mph. May an LSV driver use it based solely on the statewide 35 mph ceiling?
Review all 108 questions with answers

  1. A shared center lane contains left-turn arrows for both directions. How may you use it?

    Correct answer: To prepare for a left turn, while watching opposing users

    The shared center lane serves left turns from either direction. It is not an extra through lane or passing lane.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 45, physical PDF page 53: Two-way center turn lane ↗

  2. Traffic beyond a railroad crossing is backed up. The signals are inactive, but your car would have to stop partly on the tracks. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Wait before the tracks until your entire car can clear them

    A clear signal does not make a blocked crossing safe. Enter only when there is enough space to drive completely through.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 57, physical PDF page 65: Railroad clearance; current F.S. 316.1576 (1) also checked ↗

  3. At a yield sign, you slow down and can clearly see that the crossing path is empty. What does the sign require?

    Correct answer: Proceed cautiously without stopping if it remains safe

    A yield sign requires a safe approach speed and yielding; stop when needed for safety. It does not require an unnecessary stop in a clear situation.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 47, physical PDF page 55: Yield signs; current F.S. 316.123 (3) also checked ↗

  4. You and a driver on your right stop at an all-way stop at the same time. Both intend to go straight. Who should proceed first?

    Correct answer: The driver on your right

    When arrival is simultaneous, the driver on the left yields to the driver on the right.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 47, physical PDF page 55: All-way stop priority; current F.S. 316.123 (2)(b) also checked ↗

  5. 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 ↗

  6. An unpaved road meets a paved county road without signs or signals. You approach on the unpaved road as a car nears on the paved road. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Yield to the approaching car on the paved road

    Florida gives approaching traffic on the paved county or city road priority over entry from an uncontrolled unpaved road.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 62, physical PDF page 70: Unpaved-road entry; current F.S. 316.121 (4) also checked ↗

  7. You want to turn left at an uncontrolled intersection. An oncoming car is close enough that it would have to brake sharply for your turn. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Wait and let the oncoming car pass

    A left-turning driver yields to opposing traffic that is close enough to present an immediate hazard.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 62, physical PDF page 70: Left-turn yielding; current F.S. 316.122 left-turn yielding also checked ↗

  8. You are leaving a driveway in a residential area, and a sidewalk crosses the driveway. Where should you stop before entering the street?

    Correct answer: Before driving onto the sidewalk area

    Stop before the sidewalk area, yield to nearby pedestrians and traffic, and enter the street only when safe.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 62, physical PDF page 70: Leaving a driveway; current F.S. 316.125 (2) also checked ↗

  9. You reach the entrance to a roundabout while a car is circulating toward your entry point. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Yield and enter behind it when a safe gap opens

    Traffic already circulating has priority. Watch the entry crosswalk as well as the circulating lane.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 63, physical PDF page 71: Entering a roundabout ↗

  10. You are approaching a multilane roundabout and need a lane suitable for your exit. When should you choose that lane?

    Correct answer: Before entering, following the posted lane directions

    Choose the appropriate lane before entering. The handbook advises against changing lanes within the roundabout.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 63, physical PDF page 71: Roundabout lane choice ↗

  11. You are accelerating along an entrance lane toward an expressway. Who must yield when you merge?

    Correct answer: You must yield to traffic already on the expressway

    Adjust speed to use a safe gap. An entrance ramp does not give merging traffic the right-of-way.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 63, physical PDF page 71: Highway entry ↗

  12. You pass your intended expressway exit before moving into the exit lane. What is the proper response?

    Correct answer: Continue to the next exit and adjust your route

    A missed exit should be corrected by continuing forward. Last-second turns and reversing expose traffic to serious danger.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 64, physical PDF page 72: Missed highway exit ↗

  13. 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 ↗

  14. In Florida, no signs or guide lines direct a different path for your left turn. In which lane may you finish?

    Correct answer: A lane lawfully available in your new direction, when safe

    Florida permits a safe completion in a lawfully available lane. Posted turn directions and markings must still be followed.

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

  15. Another driver is following as you approach a turn in Florida. What minimum distance must your continuous turn signal cover before you turn?

    Correct answer: 100 feet

    Signal through at least the final 100 feet before a turn. The signal communicates intent; it does not establish a right-of-way.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 69, physical PDF page 77: Turn-signal distance; current F.S. 316.155 (1)–(2) also checked ↗

  16. A vehicle is passing you on the left on a two-way road. What should you do about your speed?

    Correct answer: Avoid increasing it until the vehicle has passed

    Cooperate with a lawful pass and give room. Increasing speed can trap the passing vehicle beside you or in opposing traffic.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 67, physical PDF page 75: Being overtaken; current F.S. 316.083 (5) also checked ↗

  17. A car ahead is waiting to turn left, but the only way around it is onto the shoulder outside the main travel lane. May you pass that way?

    Correct answer: No; wait for a lawful, safe path within the roadway

    Passing on the right must be safe and must not leave the pavement or main-traveled part of the roadway.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 67, physical PDF page 75: Passing on the right; current F.S. 316.084 (2) also checked ↗

  18. You parallel-park normally on the right side of a two-way Florida street. What is the maximum permitted gap between your right wheels and the curb or roadway edge?

    Correct answer: 12 inches

    Ordinary parallel parking places the right wheels parallel to and within 12 inches of the right curb or edge.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 65, physical PDF page 73: Parallel parking distance; current F.S. 316.195 (1) also checked ↗

  19. You plan to leave your car parked while shopping. With no emergency or official direction, what minimum distance must you keep from a fire hydrant?

    Correct answer: 15 feet

    Florida prohibits standing or parking within 15 feet of a hydrant. This scenario is ordinary parking, not momentary passenger pickup.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 66, physical PDF page 74: Fire-hydrant parking; current F.S. 316.1945 (1)(b)2 also checked ↗

  20. You are choosing an ordinary parking space on the approach to a roadside stop sign. What is the minimum required clearance?

    Correct answer: 30 feet

    The restriction applies within 30 feet on the approach to a roadside stop sign, flashing signal or traffic-control signal.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 66, physical PDF page 74: Parking near a stop sign; current F.S. 316.1945 (1)(b)4 also checked ↗

  21. 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 ↗

  22. You park facing uphill beside a curb. After positioning the car, which way should you turn the front wheels?

    Correct answer: Away from the curb

    With an uphill curb, wheels turned away help the car catch against the curb if it rolls backward. Also set the parking brake and secure the transmission.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 66, physical PDF page 74: Uphill parking with curb ↗

  23. You park facing downhill beside a curb. Which front-wheel position helps keep a rolling car from entering traffic?

    Correct answer: Turned toward the curb

    Point the wheels toward the curb on a downgrade. Wheel direction supplements the parking brake and the appropriate transmission setting.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 66, physical PDF page 74: Downhill parking ↗

  24. You are ready to pull away from a parallel parking space into moving traffic. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Check for a safe gap, signal and yield before moving out

    Check around the vehicle, communicate your intention and yield. A signal alone does not make it safe to leave the curb.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook rev. 08/2023, printed page 65, physical PDF page 73: Leaving a parked position ↗

  25. A Florida teenager has completed the required education and exams. What is the youngest age at which a learner's license may be issued?

    Correct answer: 15

    The minimum learner-license age is 15. Completing a course earlier does not lower the licensing age.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §322.1615(1) ↗

  26. A Florida learner is practicing in a car. Which supervising arrangement meets the state requirement?

    Correct answer: A driver licensed for that vehicle, age 21 or older, sits closest to the learner's right

    The supervisor must hold the appropriate license, be at least 21, and occupy the closest seat to the learner's right.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §322.1615(2) ↗

  27. A driver received a Florida learner's license one month ago. With proper supervision, when may this driver practice?

    Correct answer: During daylight hours only

    For the first three months after issuance, a learner's driving is limited to daylight hours. Supervision is still required.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §322.1615(2)-(3) ↗

  28. Four months have passed since a Florida learner's license was issued. With the required supervisor, how late may the learner drive?

    Correct answer: Until 10 p.m.

    After the first three months, the learner may drive until 10 p.m. This does not remove the supervision requirement.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §322.1615(2)-(3) ↗

  29. 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) ↗

  30. A Florida applicant is 16 and is documenting practice for a first driver license. What minimum experience must the responsible adult certify?

    Correct answer: 50 hours, including at least 10 at night

    For an applicant who is at least 16 but under 18, the required certification covers at least 50 hours of supervised driving, including 10 at night.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §322.05(3) ↗

  31. A licensed 16-year-old in Florida wants to drive alone to a friend's home at 11:30 p.m. No work trip is involved. What applies?

    Correct answer: The trip requires an appropriately licensed accompanying driver age 21 or older

    A licensed driver under 17 needs qualified accompaniment between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m., unless driving directly to or from work.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §322.16(2) ↗

  32. A licensed 17-year-old plans to drive alone to a social event at 1:30 a.m. in Florida. Which statement is correct?

    Correct answer: A qualified driver age 21 or older must accompany the teen

    At age 17, accompaniment by an appropriately licensed driver age 21 or older is required between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m., except for direct work trips.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §322.16(3) ↗

  33. In 2026, a Florida high-school student under 18 is starting the first-time learner-license process. Which education course is the current standard requirement?

    Correct answer: The approved six-hour Driver Education Traffic Safety course

    Florida's current teen education path uses the approved six-hour DETS course. Applicants should use the current approved-course information when enrolling.

    Source: Florida Department of Education, Driver Education, current opening requirement; checked September 12, 2026 ↗

  34. A 25-year-old applying for a first Florida driver license has never been licensed elsewhere and has not completed an exempting Department of Education driving course. Which course requirement applies?

    Correct answer: Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education

    Florida requires TLSAE for applicants 18 or older unless an exemption such as a previous license in another jurisdiction or a qualifying DOE course applies.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §322.095(1), (9) ↗

  35. A Florida applicant schedules a Class E knowledge exam after February 6, 2026. Which language policy applies?

    Correct answer: The exam is administered in English, without translation services

    FLHSMV's policy effective February 6, 2026 makes knowledge and skills exams English-only, including oral exams, and removes translation services.

    Source: FLHSMV statewide news release, January 30, 2026; effective February 6, 2026 ↗

  36. An applicant correctly answers 39 of the 50 questions on Florida's Class E knowledge exam. Has the applicant reached the passing score?

    Correct answer: No; at least 40 correct answers are required

    The passing threshold is 80 percent, or 40 correct answers out of 50.

    Source: Volusia County Tax Collector, Requirements for a Florida learner's license, Class E Knowledge Exam ↗

  37. 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) ↗

  38. A driver carries a printed Florida license whose identification details have faded and cannot be read. Does it meet the ordinary license-carrying requirement?

    Correct answer: No; the license must be fully legible

    Florida requires the driver's license in immediate possession to be fully legible, without faded, altered, mutilated or defaced portions.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §322.15(1) ↗

  39. What is the main purpose of the PIP coverage required for a Florida passenger car?

    Correct answer: Providing covered injury benefits regardless of who caused the crash

    PIP concerns covered personal injuries, regardless of fault. Property damage liability addresses damage you cause to other people's property.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 23 (physical PDF page 31), No-Fault Law; current PIP framework checked in §627.736 ↗

  40. For an ordinary Florida passenger car, what is the minimum amount for a policy's separate property damage liability coverage under the basic state requirement?

    Correct answer: $10,000 for property damage in one crash

    The basic separate PDL requirement is at least $10,000 for damage to others' property in one crash. Different financial-responsibility circumstances can require more coverage.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §324.022(1); separate PDL coverage, not the combined-limit alternative ↗

  41. An owner leaves an ordinary Florida-registered passenger car parked for a month. Its registration remains active, and no statutory exemption applies. May the owner let the required insurance lapse just because the car is parked?

    Correct answer: No; required security must remain continuous during the registration period

    Required security ordinarily remains in effect throughout the registration period. Not driving the registered car does not by itself end that requirement.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §627.733(1)(a) ↗

  42. A nonresident's ordinary passenger car has been physically present in Florida for 95 days during the preceding 365 days and remains in the state. Does keeping it parked avoid Florida's applicable insurance-security requirement?

    Correct answer: No; the more-than-90-day rule applies whether the vehicle is operated or not

    For nonresident vehicles, the statute counts physical presence exceeding 90 days in the preceding 365 days, whether operated or not, and requires continuing security while the vehicle remains.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §627.733(2); related PDL rule §324.022(3) ↗

  43. During a Florida traffic stop, a driver has current insurance proof in the prescribed electronic format on a phone. Is that format acceptable?

    Correct answer: Yes; proper electronic proof is permitted

    Florida accepts prescribed paper or electronic insurance proof. Displaying that proof does not itself authorize access to other information on the device.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.646(1)(a)-(b), (2) ↗

  44. An owner will stop using a Florida car and cancel its insurance without transferring the active plate to another insured vehicle. What should be done first?

    Correct answer: Surrender the valid plate and decal

    FLHSMV instructs owners intending to cancel insurance on a vehicle with a valid plate and decal to surrender them first.

    Source: FLHSMV procedure RS-43, revision December 5, 2022, When To Surrender A License Plate, paragraph A, page 2; indexed official text checked September 12, 2026 ↗

  45. 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) ↗

  46. On a road paved all the way across, a school bus in the opposite direction stops with its stop signal displayed. Only a painted center turn lane separates the directions. What must you do?

    Correct answer: Stop

    A painted turn lane is not a raised median, physical barrier or qualifying unpaved space. Both directions must stop in this situation.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.172(1)-(2); handbook printed page 89 also identifies painted markings as insufficient ↗

  47. A stopped school bus displays its stop signal across a divided highway. You are traveling in the opposite direction, separated from it by a six-foot-wide unpaved median. What applies?

    Correct answer: The divided-highway exception allows you to proceed cautiously

    Opposite-direction drivers need not stop where the highway is divided by unpaved space at least five feet wide, a raised median or a physical barrier. Continue watching for children.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.172(2) ↗

  48. You have stopped behind a school bus that is unloading children. The bus withdraws its stop signal, but a child is still crossing the roadway ahead. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Remain stopped until the child is clear of the roadway

    The handbook directs drivers to remain stopped until the stop signal is withdrawn and children are clear of the roadway.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 89 (physical PDF page 97), School Buses ↗

  49. An emergency vehicle using warning lights and a siren approaches from behind. What is the ordinary Florida response?

    Correct answer: Move as close as reasonable to the closest roadway edge, clear of intersections, and stop

    Yield and move to the closest reasonable roadway edge, clear of any intersection, then remain stopped until the emergency vehicle passes unless an officer directs otherwise.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.126(1)(a) ↗

  50. You have a green light, but an emergency vehicle using its siren and warning lights is approaching the intersection. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Yield and keep the intersection clear for the emergency vehicle

    The duty to yield to an approaching emergency vehicle still applies. Keep its route through the intersection clear.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.126(1)(a) ↗

  51. On a highway with two lanes in your direction, a disabled car is stopped on the shoulder with hazard lights flashing. The adjacent lane is clear and you can safely change lanes. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Vacate the lane closest to the stopped car

    Florida's Move Over Law includes disabled vehicles displaying hazard or warning lights. Where safe, vacate the closest lane on a road with multiple lanes in your direction.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.126(1)(b), subparagraph 1 ↗

  52. The posted limit is 55 mph. You approach a roadside emergency vehicle displaying warning lights, but cannot safely leave the closest lane. To what speed must you reduce under Florida's Move Over rule?

    Correct answer: 35 mph or lower if conditions require

    If moving over cannot be done safely, reduce by 20 mph where the posted limit is 25 mph or higher. From 55 mph, that means 35 mph; conditions may require slower travel.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.126(1)(b)1-2 ↗

  53. On a two-lane road posted at 20 mph, a tow truck displaying flashing amber lights is loading a car at the roadside. No officer gives another direction. What passing speed does Florida's Move Over Law specify?

    Correct answer: 5 mph

    For a posted limit of 20 mph or less, the Move Over rule specifies 5 mph when the slow-down provision applies.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.126(1)(b)2 ↗

  54. A sanitation vehicle is actively collecting waste at the roadside. Does Florida's Move Over protection apply to this work?

    Correct answer: Yes; safely move over or use the required speed reduction

    The law covers sanitation vehicles performing roadside service tasks. Follow the move-over or applicable slow-down requirement.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.126(1)(b) ↗

  55. 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) ↗

  56. You are involved in a crash with an occupied vehicle. Which information does Florida law require you to give the other driver?

    Correct answer: Your name, address and vehicle registration number, with your license shown on request if available

    The statutory exchange includes name, address and vehicle registration number, plus exhibiting the license or permit on request if available. Duties to assist injured people also apply.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.062(1) ↗

  57. You damage a parked, unattended car and cannot locate its owner. What must you do after stopping?

    Correct answer: Secure a notice with your name, address and vehicle registration number, and notify police without unnecessary delay

    If you cannot locate the owner, leave the required written information securely in a conspicuous place and notify the nearest authorized police office without unnecessary delay.

    Source: 2026 Florida Statutes §316.063(1) ↗

  58. Children and a school crossing guard are in the crosswalk ahead, with a marked stop line before it. Where should you stop?

    Correct answer: At the stop line, keeping the crosswalk clear

    Yield and stop at the stop line when children or a crossing guard are in the crosswalk. Keep the walking area clear.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 89 (physical PDF page 97), School Crossings ↗

  59. You are about to reverse from a driveway where children sometimes play. What should you do before getting into the car?

    Correct answer: Check the area behind the vehicle for children and small objects

    A small child or object can be below the view from the driver seat. An outside check helps reveal hazards before you begin backing.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 59 (physical PDF page 67), Backing preparation ↗

  60. Your rear camera shows a clear path. Is that enough on its own to begin backing?

    Correct answer: No; check directly around and behind the car, then back slowly

    Cameras and alarms are aids, not complete coverage. Combine direct observation with the available mirrors and aids, and reverse slowly.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 59 (physical PDF page 67), Backing cameras ↗

  61. You are prescribed a new medicine and do not know whether it affects alertness. What should you do before driving?

    Correct answer: Ask your doctor or pharmacist how it can affect driving

    Prescription status does not guarantee driving safety. Ask about effects on alertness and coordination before operating a vehicle.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 33 (physical PDF page 41), Medication and driving ↗

  62. A driver looks at a message, taps a reply and thinks about the conversation. Which kinds of distraction are involved?

    Correct answer: Visual, manual and cognitive distraction

    Texting takes the eyes, hands and attention away from driving. Keeping one hand on the wheel does not remove the other distractions.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 34 (physical PDF page 42), Texting distractions ↗

  63. A driver watches the road and holds the wheel but is absorbed in a stressful conversation. What risk remains?

    Correct answer: Cognitive distraction can reduce attention to driving

    Attention can leave the driving task even when the eyes and hands appear properly placed. Mental focus matters as well as physical control.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 34 (physical PDF page 42), Mental distraction ↗

  64. During a long trip, you begin nodding off. What is the appropriate response?

    Correct answer: Find a safe stopping place and rest or switch to an alert driver

    Sleepiness can slow reactions and cause brief episodes of sleep. Stop safely rather than relying on noise or airflow to keep driving.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 35 (physical PDF page 43), Drowsy driving ↗

  65. 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 ↗

  66. An angry driver tailgates and gestures at you. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Stay calm, create distance and let the driver pass when possible

    Avoid escalating the conflict. Increase separation and let the aggressive driver leave; request emergency help if threatened.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 36 (physical PDF page 44), Threatening drivers ↗

  67. You are about to drive while extremely upset and unable to focus. What is the safest decision?

    Correct answer: Take time to calm down before driving

    Strong emotions can distract you and change how you react. Delay driving until you can focus safely.

    Source: Official Florida Driver License Handbook, rev.08/2023, printed page 36 (physical PDF page 44), Emotional readiness ↗

  68. For a driver age 21 or older in an ordinary car, which blood-alcohol concentration meets Florida's alcohol-level criterion for DUI without separate proof of impaired normal faculties?

    Correct answer: 0.08%

    A blood-alcohol level of 0.08 grams per 100 milliliters of blood, commonly expressed as 0.08%, meets this DUI criterion. Impairment can also establish DUI below that level.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.193(1)(a)–(b): impaired faculties or blood-alcohol level of 0.08 or more ↗

  69. An adult drives with a measured BAC of 0.06%, and alcohol has impaired the driver's normal faculties. Does being below 0.08% rule out DUI?

    Correct answer: No; alcohol-related impairment can establish DUI below 0.08%

    Florida's DUI law has an impairment-based ground as well as an alcohol-level ground. A reading below 0.08% is not permission to drive with impaired normal faculties.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.193(1)(a)–(c): alternative grounds for DUI ↗

  70. A driver has consumed no alcohol but has taken a controlled drug that impairs normal faculties. Can driving in that condition fall under Florida's DUI law?

    Correct answer: Yes; impaired driving caused by a controlled substance is covered

    The DUI law also covers impairment caused by controlled substances. Alcohol need not be involved; do not drive when a drug impairs the faculties needed for driving.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.193(1)(a): impairment by substances controlled under chapter 893 ↗

  71. A 19-year-old is driving a car in Florida. At what blood-alcohol concentration does the separate under-21 alcohol rule begin to prohibit driving and support administrative suspension?

    Correct answer: 0.02%

    For a driver under 21, the separate rule applies at a blood-alcohol or breath-alcohol level of 0.02 or higher. This is distinct from the ordinary DUI criteria and is not a safe-drinking allowance.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 322.2616(1)(a), (2)(a): under-21 alcohol threshold and administrative suspension ↗

  72. 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 ↗

  73. While your car is moving through a designated school zone, you hold a phone to your ear for an ordinary social call. No emergency exception applies. What does Florida's handheld-device rule require?

    Correct answer: Do not continue the call in a handheld manner in the zone

    The school-zone rule is broader than the statewide texting restriction: it prohibits handheld device use while the vehicle is moving, subject to statutory exceptions. An ordinary voice call is not an exception.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.306(3)(a)1, (3)(b): handheld prohibition in designated school zones and exceptions ↗

  74. A designated road-work zone has construction personnel operating equipment immediately beside it. Your car is moving, and you want to make an ordinary handheld phone call. Does the work-zone handheld restriction apply?

    Correct answer: Yes; the required construction-personnel condition is present

    For work zones, the handheld restriction applies when construction personnel are present or operating equipment on the road or immediately adjacent to the area. Workers do not have to be in your lane.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.306(3)(a)1: construction-personnel condition for work-zone handheld prohibition ↗

  75. Before driving, you mount your phone and start voice-guided navigation. You then pass through a school zone without holding or touching the device. What does Florida's school-zone device law say about this use?

    Correct answer: It expressly permits hands-free navigation, but driving still needs your attention

    The statute expressly excepts hands-free navigation. This exception does not make distraction safe or excuse careless driving; set up the route before moving.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.306(3)(b)4–5: hands-free navigation and hands-free operation exceptions ↗

  76. An adult makes a voice-only call outside a designated school crossing, school zone or work zone, without reading or manually entering messages. Which statement accurately distinguishes Florida's two device laws?

    Correct answer: They do not create a blanket statewide ban on handheld voice calls

    The statewide texting law and the location-specific handheld rule have different scopes. This is not a recommendation to call while driving: other safety duties still apply, and distraction can cause a crash.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.305(3)(a), (3)(b)5–6; read with section 316.306(3)(a)1: nonvoice-message restriction versus designated-zone handheld restriction ↗

  77. Sidewalks on opposite sides of a Florida intersection line up across the roadway, but no crosswalk lines are painted. What should a driver understand about that crossing area?

    Correct answer: It can be a legal unmarked crosswalk

    Florida's definition includes the connection between sidewalk boundaries at an intersection. Crosswalks are not limited to painted locations; apply the pedestrian right-of-way rules that fit the controls and circumstances.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.003(17)(a); see also section 316.130(7)(c), unmarked crosswalks and pedestrian right-of-way ↗

  78. At a crosswalk with a sign requiring drivers to stop for pedestrians, a pedestrian is crossing on your half of the roadway. What is required?

    Correct answer: Stop and remain stopped to allow the pedestrian to cross

    Where crosswalk signage requires stopping, a pedestrian on your half of the road triggers a stop-and-remain-stopped duty. Merely reducing speed is not enough.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.130(7)(b), crosswalk signage requiring drivers to stop and remain stopped ↗

  79. A vehicle in the next lane has stopped at a marked crosswalk to let someone cross. You are approaching it from behind. May you overtake and pass the stopped vehicle?

    Correct answer: No; passing a vehicle stopped for that pedestrian is prohibited

    A stopped vehicle can hide a pedestrian. Florida prohibits overtaking and passing a vehicle stopped to permit a pedestrian to cross at a marked crosswalk or an unmarked intersection crosswalk.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.130(9), prohibition on passing a vehicle stopped for a pedestrian ↗

  80. Your low-clearance car would bottom out and become stuck on a raised railroad crossing. The signals are inactive. May you drive across?

    Correct answer: No; the vehicle must have enough undercarriage clearance to get completely across

    Florida separately prohibits crossing when undercarriage clearance is insufficient to get through without stopping or obstructing a train or other railroad equipment. A clear signal cannot correct a physical clearance problem.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.1576(2), sufficient undercarriage clearance at a railroad-highway grade crossing ↗

  81. No sign prohibits a U-turn, but making it now would force approaching traffic to brake sharply. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Wait or choose another place where the turn can be made safely without interfering

    The absence of a NO U-TURN sign is only part of the rule. The turn must also be safe and must not interfere with other traffic.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.1515, U-turn safety, noninterference and posted-sign conditions ↗

  82. You consider turning around near a hill crest. Under Florida's specific visibility rule, drivers approaching from either direction must be able to see your vehicle within what distance?

    Correct answer: 500 feet

    A turn to reverse direction is prohibited on a curve or near a hill crest where an approaching driver cannot see the turning vehicle within 500 feet. Adequate visibility does not remove the other safe-turn requirements.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.152, 500-foot visibility requirement near a curve or crest of grade ↗

  83. On an ordinary two-way road, you plan to cross left of center to pass a car. There is no obstruction or other exception. How close to a railroad crossing does Florida prohibit this maneuver?

    Correct answer: Within 100 feet of the crossing and while traversing it

    Driving left of center to pass is prohibited within 100 feet of a railroad crossing and through the crossing, subject to the statute's specified exceptions. A seemingly clear view does not cancel that restriction.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.087(1)(d), (2), railroad 100-foot restriction and exceptions ↗

  84. A broken center line continues toward a curve, but you cannot see far enough around the curve to avoid a conflict with oncoming traffic. May you cross left of center to pass an ordinary car?

    Correct answer: No; the obstructed view makes that passing maneuver prohibited

    A permissive center marking does not eliminate the restriction against driving left of center on a curve with a dangerously obstructed view. Wait for a safe and lawful passing location.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.087(1)(b), obstructed-view curve; no subsection (2) exception assumed ↗

  85. A two-way road has three marked lanes, and the center lane is not assigned exclusively to your direction. You are not passing or preparing a left turn. May you cruise in that center lane just because it is empty?

    Correct answer: No; an empty center lane is not a general through lane in this situation

    On this specific three-lane two-way layout, center-lane use is limited to safe passing, preparation for a left turn, or an exclusive directional allocation by traffic controls. This is not a two-way left-turn-only lane scenario.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.089(2), center-lane use on a three-lane two-way roadway ↗

  86. You want to reach the other carriageway of a divided highway. A level grass median lies between the roadways, but there is no established opening or crossover and you have no special authorization. May you drive across it?

    Correct answer: No; use an authorized opening, crossover or intersection

    The dividing space itself is not a turning lane. Florida restricts crossing or driving within it except at established openings or with specific public authorization.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.090(2), restrictions on driving across or within the dividing space ↗

  87. Both sides of a one-way street allow ordinary parallel parking, and no local ordinance changes the state rule. If you park on the left side, which direction must your car face?

    Correct answer: The authorized direction of traffic on that street

    Where left-side parking is allowed on a one-way roadway, park in the authorized traffic direction. Permission to use the left curb does not permit facing the wrong way.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.195(2), one-way parking in the authorized traffic direction ↗

  88. You will leave your car parked while visiting a store. With no special direction or traffic necessity, what minimum clearance must you leave from a crosswalk at an intersection?

    Correct answer: 20 feet

    Florida prohibits standing or parking within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection, apart from the specified momentary passenger-pickup exception and general exceptions. This question concerns leaving the car parked.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.1945(1)(b)3, 20 feet from a crosswalk at an intersection ↗

  89. You stop beside a car that is parked at the curb so your passenger can run into a shop. No traffic necessity or official direction requires the stop. Is remaining beside that parked car allowed?

    Correct answer: No; stopping on the roadway side of the parked car is prohibited

    The prohibition covers stopping, standing and parking alongside a curbside parked vehicle. Staying in the driver seat or intending a quick errand does not create an exception.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.1945(1)(a)1, stopping on the roadway side of a stopped or parked vehicle ↗

  90. A striped access aisle beside an accessible parking space is empty. Your car has a valid disability parking permit. May you park in that aisle?

    Correct answer: No; the access aisle must remain unobstructed

    A permit does not authorize blocking the access aisle, curb cut or path to an accessible space. Those areas must remain available for access.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.1955(2), prohibition on obstructing accessible parking access aisles and paths ↗

  91. You park a conventional keyed family car on level ground and will leave it unattended. No delivery, emergency, remote-start or autonomous-vehicle exception applies. What must you do before leaving?

    Correct answer: Stop the engine, lock the ignition and remove the key

    Florida's unattended-vehicle rule requires these steps for the ordinary vehicle described. The statute has specified exceptions, but none applies to this scenario.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.1975(1)–(3), unattended vehicles and specified exceptions ↗

  92. An adult passenger holds an open beer can in a privately driven family car traveling on a Florida road. No statutory exception applies. Does the rule concern only the driver?

    Correct answer: No; a passenger also may not possess an open alcoholic drink in this situation

    The open-container prohibition applies to passengers as well as drivers in an ordinary operated vehicle. Exceptions for specified transport arrangements do not cover this family-car trip.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.1936(2)(a), (4), (5), passenger possession and specific exceptions ↗

  93. You personally recap an alcoholic-drink bottle after breaking its original seal, then transport it alone in your car. Which storage location is expressly outside the driver's deemed possession under Florida's statewide open-container rule?

    Correct answer: A locked trunk

    A broken seal can make a container legally open even after it is reclosed. The statewide possession rule expressly identifies a locked trunk, locked glove compartment or other locked nonpassenger area; stricter local rules can also apply.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.1936(1)(a), (3), (7), broken seal, locked storage and more stringent local restrictions ↗

  94. You are involved in a crash, and an injured person clearly needs medical treatment. Besides exchanging required information, what duty does Florida law impose?

    Correct answer: Provide reasonable assistance, including arranging medical transport

    The driver must render reasonable assistance, including arranging transport for needed medical care or when the injured person requests it. Exchanging information alone does not complete this duty.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.062(1), reasonable assistance to an injured person ↗

  95. A crash injures someone, although vehicle damage appears minor. What must an involved driver do about notifying law enforcement?

    Correct answer: Give immediate notice by the quickest available means of communication

    Injury is itself a trigger for immediate law-enforcement notification. The property-damage threshold is not a condition that must also be met; use emergency services when urgent help is needed.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.065(1), injury/death notification duty; unchanged by ch.2026-39 section 7, effective October 1, 2026 ↗

  96. You are not turning or changing lanes, but want to flash one turn signal to tell the driver behind that it is safe to pass. May you use the signal as that courtesy message?

    Correct answer: No; Florida prohibits using a turn signal as a 'do pass' invitation

    Turn signals communicate the driver's own intended movement. They may not be flashed as a courtesy instruction telling another driver to pass.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.155(4), signals not to be used as a courtesy or do-pass signal ↗

  97. Your physical driver license card has not expired, but you know your Florida driving privilege is currently suspended. You have no valid restricted permit. May you drive to an ordinary errand?

    Correct answer: No; the unexpired card does not override the suspension

    A card's printed expiration date is not proof of a currently valid driving privilege. Do not drive while the privilege is suspended unless you actually hold lawful authority that permits the trip.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 322.34(1)–(2), driving while a license or privilege is suspended ↗

  98. Your light is green, but traffic beyond the intersection leaves no space for your whole car. Entering would block the cross street. What must you do?

    Correct answer: Wait before entering until space is available beyond the intersection

    Florida prohibits entering an intersection without enough space on the far side to avoid obstructing vehicles or pedestrians, even when a signal permits movement.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.2061, sufficient space beyond an intersection notwithstanding a signal to proceed ↗

  99. A 17-year-old plans to drive an ordinary golf cart on a public road where golf-cart travel is authorized. Which document meets Florida's age-related possession requirement?

    Correct answer: A valid learner's driver license

    A golf-cart driver under 18 must possess a valid learner's driver license or valid driver license on public roads. Permission to use the road does not remove that driver requirement.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.212 (7)(a): public-road golf-cart operator under 18 ↗

  100. An adult age 40 plans to use an ordinary golf cart on an authorized public road. What does the golf-cart statute require the adult to possess?

    Correct answer: Valid government-issued photographic identification

    For an ordinary golf-cart operator 18 or older, this subsection requires valid government-issued photo identification. A low-speed vehicle has a different driver-license requirement.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.212 (7)(b): government-issued photographic identification for an adult operator ↗

  101. An ordinary county road is lightly traveled and posted at 25 mph, but it has not been designated for golf carts. No special statutory exception applies. May you drive an ordinary golf cart along it simply because it is slow?

    Correct answer: No; a low posted speed alone does not authorize golf-cart use

    The ordinary rule requires the responsible government's golf-cart designation. Do not infer road authorization solely from a low speed limit or light traffic.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.212 opening provision and (1): prohibition except statutory authorization; designated roads ↗

  102. A properly equipped golf cart is on a locally authorized route. The responsible government has not authorized nighttime golf-cart operation. Can its driver continue after sunset just because the lights work?

    Correct answer: No; nighttime operation also needs governmental authorization

    Working equipment does not by itself extend the permitted hours. The statutory exception to sunrise-to-sunset operation requires both governmental authorization and the specified equipment.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.212 (5): sunrise-to-sunset rule and conditional nighttime exception ↗

  103. A sidewalk looks wide enough for your ordinary golf cart, but no applicable ordinance authorizes golf carts there. Does its apparent width alone make sidewalk travel lawful?

    Correct answer: No; sidewalk operation requires the specific local authorization and conditions

    Florida allows local governments to authorize golf carts on specified sidewalks under conditions. Width alone is not blanket permission; the handbook's brief sidewalk summary must not be read that way.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.212 (8)(b)1-5: local ordinance and conditions for specified sidewalks ↗

  104. You plan to drive a registered, insured low-speed vehicle along a street posted at 40 mph. You would not merely cross it. Does keeping the vehicle at 25 mph make that route permissible under the ordinary LSV rule?

    Correct answer: No; ordinary LSV travel is limited to streets posted at 35 mph or less

    The rule looks at the street's posted limit, not just your chosen speed. This scenario is travel along the road, not the separate intersection-crossing exception.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.2122 (1)(a): LSV operation on streets posted at 35 mph or less ↗

  105. Your authorized low-speed-vehicle route reaches an intersection with a road posted at 45 mph. No sign or local restriction forbids crossing, and you will continue straight onto another permitted street. What does the state LSV rule allow?

    Correct answer: Crossing at the intersection while obeying traffic controls and yielding duties

    An LSV may cross a road posted above 35 mph at an intersection. That exception does not authorize ordinary travel along the faster road.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.2122 (1)(a): exception for crossing a faster road at an intersection ↗

  106. An adult has a government-issued photo ID but no valid driver license. Is that ID alone sufficient to operate a low-speed vehicle on a public street?

    Correct answer: No; an LSV operator must possess a valid driver license

    Do not confuse ordinary golf carts with LSVs. Florida specifically requires an LSV operator to have a valid driver license in possession.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.2122 (1)(d): valid driver license in the operator's possession ↗

  107. Before using a low-speed vehicle on public streets, which set of vehicle-document requirements applies?

    Correct answer: It must be titled, registered and insured as required by law

    Florida requires titling, registration and insurance for an LSV. Calling a vehicle a cart does not remove these requirements once it is operated as an LSV.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.2122 (1)(c): registration, insurance and title requirements ↗

  108. A municipality has lawfully prohibited low-speed vehicles on a particular street for safety, even though the street is posted at 30 mph. May an LSV driver use it based solely on the statewide 35 mph ceiling?

    Correct answer: No; the lawful local safety prohibition must also be obeyed

    The statewide posted-speed ceiling is not an unconditional right to use every slower road. Counties and municipalities may prohibit LSVs on roads under their jurisdiction for safety.

    Source: Florida Statutes (2026), section 316.2122 (3): local safety-based prohibition on roads under local jurisdiction ↗

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