Florida
Permit Practice Test

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Looking to get behind the wheel in the sunshine state? To earn your driver’s permit in Florida you must pass the Florida learner’s permit test, otherwise known as the Class E Knowledge Exam. Florida offers an online exam for people under 18 if they are accompanied by a parent during the exam. This website provides you with the opportunity to take a free Florida practice permit test to help you prepare for the Class E written test or the final Florida driving test to earn your license. Our practice test consists of 50 multiple choice questions, click the "Start Test" button below to begin.

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Passing is prohibited

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Which of the following is not a proper use of a turn signal?

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A driver must slow down or stop for pedestrians within _____ when there are no traffic control signals

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What is the purpose of the two-second rule?

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You must complete a Basic Driver Improvement course in order to retain your license if:

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The first thing to do when pulling out from a right-side parallel parking space is _______

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You are required to ______ if an emergency vehicle is in your lane with red flashing lights or is using a siren

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When approaching a car with intensely bright headlights, you should:

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You can be fined up to how much if you dump more than 15 pounds of trash?

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If there is no way to avoid a collision with an animal, you should do which of the following

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To compensate for reduced braking action due to water or rain, you should ___________ until proper braking action is restored

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Federal law requires any male that is between 18 and ____ to meet Selective Service requirements.

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During a hard rain, you should increase space between your vehicle and others because

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If a railroad track has no signals or gates, you should ____ when you are in a line of traffic that is crossing the tracks

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Car skids are mainly caused by what?

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To avoid carbon monoxide poisoning you should

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You should not _____ when changing lanes

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What should you do if on the highway your vehicle hits an unattended vehicle?

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Crashes most often occur where?

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A certified vehicle inspector must inspect a Florida registered vehicle when a driver:

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When pedestrians are around, what rules must a driver follow?

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To improve your safety when driving at night it is best to:

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You must ____ if a transit vehicle (bus) has signaled and is pulling back onto the roadway

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Except in this situation _______ you must make a full stop in all of situations

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To get a Florida license you most have __ proofs of address

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"Transit" is used to indicate _____

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Your license and registration will be suspended for up to _____ year(s) if you are unable to show proof of insurance under the No-Fault Law.

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At an intersection, a single solid white line across the road indicates that the motorist must _______

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What does this sign indicate?

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Slow traffic shall remain in the _____ lane when on a highway with 4 or more lanes

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When two sets of solid, double, yellow lines that are space two or more feet apart they indicate

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You should _____ when you plan to exit a controlled-access highway

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You should ____ before backing up

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Broken white lines on pavement indicate ______

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Which of these is a valid document to prove you have a social security number?

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If you stop at a railroad crossing with more than one track:

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A reason as to why you have to complete a traffic law substance abuse education class is

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A driver should be extra alert for motorcyclists, bicycles, and pedestrians because:

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When approaching a slow-moving vehicle in your driving lane, you should _______

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The area in the center of this road is used for:

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When you see a "merging traffic" sign on the freeway, you should:

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____ lines divide traffic moving in the same direction

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If you cannot see well with your low-beam headlights on a road with few street lights on a clear night, this action should help

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It is best to keep a space cushion:

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An arrow that is flashing yellow indicates

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A speeding violation of more than 15 mph over the speed limit results in how many "points"?

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_________ so you can stop your vehicle safely when your ability to see ahead is affected by rain, snow, or ice

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You should _____ if your car breaks down on the highway

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If you need to make a right turn, left turn, a U-turn, or continue forward, the driver must _____ in a roundabout

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______ years is the minimum drinking age in Florida

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How To Get A Florida Drivers License

The process for getting a Florida’s driver’s license might seem overwhelming at first, but armed with the right information it becomes a lot easier. We’ll point you in the right direction by answering some of the most common questions people have about the state of Florida’s requirements for getting a driver’s license.

How old do you have to be to get a Florida driver’s license? You can apply for a learner’s license, sometimes referred to as a driver’s permit, when you are 15 years old. After holding a learner’s license for one year, a driver is then eligible for a Florida driver’s license. So, the short answer, is you must be 16 years old to have a full-fledged Florida operator’s license.

Can you take the Florida driver’s permit test online? Florida does allow aspiring driver’s to take the learner’s permit test online if they are under the age of 18. The test is accessible by computer or smartphone. A parent is also required to be present during the exam.

Can you take the Florida driver’s permit test online? Florida does allow aspiring driver’s to take the learner’s permit test online if they are under the age of 18. The test is accessible by computer or smartphone. A parent is also required to be present during the exam.

What are the steps for obtaining a learner’s permit in Florida? To earn your learner’s permit you’ll need to pass a driver’s education course that covers traffic laws and drug and alcohol abuse. Beyond that you will need to:

  • Prove your address and identification (birth certificate, passport, etc.)
  • Pass vision and hearing tests
  • Pass the written driver’s permit test
  • Drivers under the age of 18 will need a signed consent form from a parent

What driving restrictions does Florida put on driver’s with a learner’s permit? Holders of Florida driver’s permits have a number of restrictions to when, where, and how they can drive. Permit holders can only drive with a licensed driver in the front passenger seat who is 21 or older. For the first three months, they are only allowed to drive during daylight hours. After three months, they may drive until 10pm. To earn a Florida driver’s license, permit holders must have had 50 hours or driving time recorded, including 10 hours at night. Candidates must not have had any moving violations from one year of receiving their learner’s permit. After passing the Class E driving skill test, it’s just a matter of having a street legal vehicle. This means the vehicle has up to date registration, proof of insurance and has passed inspection.

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How To Pass the Florida Driver's License Test

Preparation is critical if you want to pass the Florida permit test. Your most valuable tool is the Florida driver’s manual. Read the manual thoroughly and make notes of critical pieces of information. Oftentimes you’ll notice these are highlighted, bold, or in larger text. As you read and re-read the manual, you can begin to gauge your progress by taking a Florida DMV practice test like the one available on this site. Record your scores and the dates that you take the test to see how you’re progressing. You can also take our road signs practice test if you want to improve your knowledge of those.

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Need a Florida driver’s manual?

You can typically pick up a driver’s manual at any Florida driver’s license office. These are available in multiple languages, and they’re free. You can also download the latest manual on the FLHSMV website.

Florida License Frequently Asked Questions

There are three different ways to renew your Florida driver’s license. You can do so online, in person, or through the mail. Required documentation includes proof of ID (license, passport, birth certificate, etc.), social security number, and proof of current address.

For those renewing their license in Florida no additional testing is necessary.

You can reschedule a road test if you fail. The only restriction is that after five failures in a calendar year you will not be allowed to drive until you request approval from the Florida Bureau of Administrative Review Office for another test.

There will always be some variation in what the instructor will place the most value on during the road skills test. That said, some of the more common driving skills that must be demonstrated include:

 

  • Maintaining proper driving position and posture.
  • Demonstrating understanding of right of way.
  • Stopping and proceeding at intersections.
  • Safely parking the vehicle.
  • Maintaining proper following distance in traffic.
  • Safely moving the car while in reverse.

For driver’s with a valid license or permit from another state, no additional testing is required. Bring in your license or permit with a secondary form of identification to a Florida DMV location within 30 days of moving to Florida and you can update to a new license relatively seamlessly.

Additional Information

Information on the Florida Department of Highway Safety & Motor Vehicles

To schedule a road test, you’ll need to schedule a time with the local Florida DMV office.

Website: https://www.flhsmv.gov
Phone: 850.617.2000

To find a Florida DMV location near you visit: https://drivingtestsample.com/dmv-locations/florida/

Additional Florida Driving Test & Drivers License Helpful Links

Please use the link below to learn more about helpful topics and forms related to the Florida driver’s license test or other Florida driver’s license related topics.

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We have put together ten additional tests to help you practice for your Florida Driver's License. Click below and get practicing!