Florida DMV practice test 2

1. Under Florida law, when is a safety belt without a booster seat permitted for a child aged 4–5?

1. When the child is traveling in a school bus purchased before 2001
2. When the driver is not a member of the child’s immediate family and the child is being transported as a favor or in an emergency
3. When the vehicle is a truck with a net weight of more than 26,000 pounds
4. When the driver has a medical certification from a physician

2. According to the handbook, how should a driver with anti-lock brakes (ABS) apply the brakes during an emergency stop?

1. Pump the brakes repeatedly to prevent locking.
2. Press down hard on the brake pedal, hold it, and steer out of danger.
3. Let up on the brake pedal just enough to allow the wheels to roll again.
4. Shift into neutral before applying pressure to the brake pedal.

3. According to Florida law, what is the maximum speed limit allowed on roadways?

1. 65 mph
2. 70 mph
3. 75 mph
4. 80 mph

4. What additional penalty applies to a driver who passes a school bus displaying a stop signal, as enforced by systems under SB 766?

1. An additional fine of $25 dedicated to safe school allocations.
2. An additional fine of $100 for camera usage.
3. A mandatory traffic school requirement.
4. A suspension of driving privileges for 30 days.

5. According to SB 766, what specific text must appear on school buses equipped with infraction detection systems?

1. STOP WHEN RED LIGHTS FLASH
2. YIELD TO PEDESTRIANS
3. SLOW DOWN FOR CHILDREN
4. WATCH FOR STOP SIGN

6. What should you do if your driver's license or vehicle documents are out of reach during a traffic stop?

1. Tell the officer where they are and wait for the officer’s acknowledgment before reaching to retrieve the documents
2. Reach for them quickly while maintaining eye contact
3. Hand them to the officer through the window without speaking
4. Ask the officer to come to your side of the vehicle

7. According to the handbook, what is the minimum distance a driver must maintain from the railroad crossing when stopping?

1. Within 15 feet of the crossing
2. Exactly 10 feet from the crossing
3. Directly on the railroad tracks
4. More than 50 feet away from the crossing

8. What is the maximum speed limit in a Municipal, Business, or Residential area unless otherwise posted?

1. 25 MPH
2. 30 MPH
3. 55 MPH
4. 70 MPH

9. What is the stated limitation of backup cameras regarding driver visibility?

1. They are not a replacement for mirrors or turning around to look.
2. They only function when the vehicle is completely stopped.
3. They require the driver to press a button every time the car is put in reverse.
4. They are incompatible with vehicles equipped with Blind Spot Intervention systems.

10. What is the fine amount for a registered owner found in violation of school zone speed limits via camera enforcement under HB 657?

1. $100
2. $200
3. $25
4. $50

11. According to the handbook, what is the specific requirement for children under age 4 regarding safety restraints?

1. They must wear only a lap belt.
2. They must be in a safety seat.
3. They must use a booster seat.
4. They are exempt from wearing safety belts.

12. When approaching a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk to allow a pedestrian to cross, what action must a driver take?

1. Pass the stopped vehicle quickly to avoid blocking traffic.
2. Stop before turning right on red without looking.
3. Assume that a pedestrian may be crossing, even when none can be seen at that moment.
4. Yield only if the pedestrian is carrying a white cane.

13. What is the effect of mixing alcohol with allergy or cold medication?

1. It cancels out the effects of the alcohol.
2. It has no significant effect on driving ability.
3. It multiplies the effects of the alcohol and drugs.
4. It improves reaction time by increasing alertness.

14. What is the correct action when a commercial motor vehicle is preparing to back up?

1. Cross behind the vehicle quickly before it moves
2. Never cross behind the vehicle while it is backing up
3. Wait until the vehicle stops completely, then cross behind it
4. Honk your horn to alert the driver before crossing behind

15. According to the handbook, in which direction do vehicles travel within a roundabout?

1. Clockwise
2. Counter-clockwise
3. In whichever direction is fastest
4. Straight through the center

16. How far to the rear must the rear-view mirror provide a view?

1. 50 feet
2. 100 feet
3. 200 feet
4. 500 feet

17. Why might a driver's emotional state, such as being angry or depressed, hinder safe driving?

1. It causes the driver to ignore traffic signals entirely.
2. It distracts the driver because their mind is focused on issues other than driving.
3. It physically prevents the driver from seeing the road clearly.
4. It requires the driver to stop the vehicle immediately to rest.

18. How does doubling your speed affect braking distance and impact according to the handbook?

1. They remain unchanged
2. They are 2 times greater
3. They are 4 times greater
4. They are 9 times greater

19. According to the handbook, what is the recommended action if you are impaired and did not designate a driver?

1. Use a rideshare service, call a sober friend or family member, or use public transportation
2. Drive home immediately to avoid being late
3. Wait until the effects of the alcohol wear off naturally
4. Ask a passenger to drive you home

20. According to the handbook, when must you return to the right side of the road after passing another vehicle?

1. Immediately after the passed vehicle is out of your side mirror.
2. Before coming within 200 feet of any approaching vehicle.
3. Once you have signaled your intention to change lanes.
4. After you have completely cleared the intersection ahead.