Michigan printable driving practice

Practice questions

1. 1. You stop at a red light on a two-way street. The one-way road to your left carries traffic leftward. No device prohibits the turn. What may you do?

   1. A.Turn left after yielding as required
   2. B.Turn left without yielding after the stop
   3. C.Turn left only if your street is one-way
   4. D.Turn left only after a vehicle behind honks

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2. 2. All lights at an intersection are out. No officer, temporary sign or other device directs traffic. What should you do?

   1. A.Proceed as though your light were green
   2. B.Yield only if your road is the narrower road
   3. C.Stop, yield to hazards, and proceed with care
   4. D.Wait without moving until electrical power returns

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3. 3. At an uncontrolled intersection, a car from another road has already entered before you arrive. What must you do?

   1. A.Enter first if your road looks wider
   2. B.Enter first if you are traveling straight
   3. C.Yield to the car already in the intersection
   4. D.Make the other driver stop by sounding your horn

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4. 4. A slow vehicle is ahead and the center two-way left-turn lane is empty. May you use that lane to pass it?

   1. A.Yes, because traffic can use the lane both ways
   2. B.Yes, if your left signal stays on while passing
   3. C.No; that lane is for left-turn movements
   4. D.Yes, unless an oncoming vehicle is turning

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5. 5. You are stopped behind a school bus whose alternating red lights are on. Which event ends this particular requirement to remain stopped?

   1. A.You have waited for a full minute
   2. B.All visible students have reached the sidewalk
   3. C.The bus resumes moving or its visual signal stops
   4. D.Another driver waves you around the bus

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6. 6. A tow truck is stationary on your side of the road with its warning lights operating. Which statement is correct?

   1. A.The Move Over law also covers that road-service vehicle
   2. B.The law applies only to police cars and ambulances
   3. C.Moving over is optional unless a trooper is present
   4. D.You may keep full speed if the truck is off the pavement

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7. 7. Which approach is appropriate when preparing a car's cooling system for winter?

   1. A.Choose coolant only by its color without checking compatibility
   2. B.Assume coolant matters only during hot weather
   3. C.Use the specified coolant and have leaks or worn hoses checked
   4. D.Ignore recurring coolant loss if the engine still starts

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8. 8. Before a snowy trip, what preparation best supports a clear windshield?

   1. A.Summer washer fluid alone with worn blades
   2. B.Sound wipers, defrosters and winter washer fluid
   3. C.An empty washer reservoir to avoid leaks
   4. D.A small cleared viewing hole instead of working equipment

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9. 9. A car develops persistent tire vibration and repeatedly loses pressure. What is the appropriate next step?

   1. A.Have a tire-service professional inspect it
   2. B.Hide the warning by adding air far above the specification
   3. C.Keep driving until the tire becomes visibly flat
   4. D.Assume it is harmless because the tread looks deep

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10. 10. Can drowsiness create a crash risk during an afternoon drive?

    1. A.No; fatigue crashes occur only after midnight
    2. B.No; sunlight prevents brief sleep episodes
    3. C.Only if the vehicle has no air conditioning
    4. D.Yes; sleepiness can cause crashes at any time

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11. 11. Another car is stopped at a crosswalk, blocking your view across it. What danger should you anticipate?

    1. A.The stop proves nobody is crossing
    2. B.The car's position guarantees you have priority
    3. C.A pedestrian may be hidden in front of that car
    4. D.Any pedestrian will necessarily remain on the sidewalk

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12. 12. Your car still starts after hitting a deer. What should you conclude about continuing the trip?

    1. A.A running engine proves the whole vehicle is safe
    2. B.Check for damage before continuing
    3. C.Only visible paint scratches could matter
    4. D.Normal dashboard lighting rules out steering damage

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13. 13. Your route calls for a left turn at an intersection displaying this sign. What does the sign tell you?

    1. A.Make the turn after a complete stop
    2. B.Make the turn from the right lane
    3. C.Do not make the planned left turn
    4. D.Make the turn after yielding first

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14. 14. How should you interpret the two arrows pointing in opposite directions?

    1. A.Traffic must select one of two exits
    2. B.Traffic travels in both directions
    3. C.Both lanes travel in your direction
    4. D.Each lane is reserved for turning

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15. 15. Which road alignment best matches the repeated bends in this arrow?

    1. A.One sharp turn followed by a straight road
    2. B.A traffic circle with several exits
    3. C.A lane bending around a fixed island
    4. D.A series of closely spaced curves

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16. 16. A fully licensed adult wedges a phone between the shoulder and ear during a routine call while driving. Both hands remain on the wheel. Does this satisfy Michigan's hands-free rule?

    1. A.No. Supporting the phone with a shoulder still counts.
    2. B.Yes. Keeping both hands on the wheel is sufficient.
    3. C.Yes. The rule covers texting rather than voice calls.
    4. D.Yes, if the conversation concerns work rather than personal matters.

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17. 17. A person is injured in a crash involving your car and needs medical help. Beyond exchanging the required information, what responsibility does Michigan impose?

    1. A.Leave medical arrangements entirely to the other driver.
    2. B.Provide help only after someone proves you caused the crash.
    3. C.Wait for an insurance adjuster before arranging medical help.
    4. D.Give reasonable help in securing medical aid or transport.

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18. 18. After drinking, a person's ability to drive is visibly impaired. The person plans to move a car across a shopping-center lot open to the public without entering a street. Does Michigan's impaired-driving rule apply?

    1. A.Yes. The rule also covers public-access parking areas.
    2. B.No. It starts only when the car enters a public street.
    3. C.Only if the driver collides with a vehicle in the lot.
    4. D.Only if a government agency owns the parking lot.

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19. 19. Who administers the ordinary Michigan driving skills test?

    1. A.Any licensed friend chosen by the applicant
    2. B.Only the school that taught the applicant to drive
    3. C.An authorized independent driver testing business
    4. D.Any repair shop that inspects the test vehicle

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20. 20. Once a Michigan teen receives the Level 1 hard-card license, when does SOS say it must be carried?

    1. A.Only during the final skills test
    2. B.Whenever the teen drives
    3. C.Only when driving outside the home county
    4. D.Only when the supervisor is not a parent

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