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Florida Permit Test: Turning Practice Questions
Signaling, turn lanes, U-turns and turning on red.
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Question 1
How far ahead of a turn must you signal in Florida?
Just as you begin turning
At least 200 feet
At least 100 feet
At least 50 feet
Correct answer: At least 100 feet
Florida law requires a turn signal at least 100 feet before you turn.
Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety β Turning
Question 2
On a three-lane or five-lane highway, what is the center lane used for?
Only for left turns
Emergency parking
Passing slower vehicles
Through traffic during rush hour
Correct answer: Only for left turns
The center lane of a three- or five-lane highway is only for turning left, not for passing.
Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety β Turning
Question 3
Is it legal to flash your turn signal to tell the driver behind you it is safe to pass?
Yes, if you also wave
Yes, it is a common courtesy
Yes, but only on two-lane roads
No, it is against the law
Correct answer: No, it is against the law
Turn signals are only for showing your own turns or lane changes; using them to wave others past is illegal.
Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety β Turning
Question 4
From which side of the car must a driver give hand signals?
Either side
Through the rear window
The right side
The left side
Correct answer: The left side
Drivers give hand signals from the left side of the vehicle; bicyclists may also signal a right turn with the right arm.
Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety β Turning
Question 5
After making a right turn onto a multi-lane road, which lane should you end up in?
The right lane of the road you entered
The center turn lane, until you merge
Any open lane, as long as you signal
The left lane, to stay clear of parked cars
Correct answer: The right lane of the road you entered
Right turns must end in the right lane; a left turn may be completed in any lane lawfully available and safe for your direction.
Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety β Turning (Left Turn)
Question 6
You reach the intersection where you wanted to turn, but you are in the wrong lane. What should you do?
Stop where you are and wait for a gap to open in the next lane
Signal and cut across the lanes quickly to make the turn
Go on to the next intersection and turn from the proper lane
Turn carefully from the lane you are in, after signaling
Correct answer: Go on to the next intersection and turn from the proper lane
Never make last-minute turns; go on to the next intersection and make the turn from the correct lane.
Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety β Turning
Question 7
When should you use a three-point turn?
When the street is too narrow for a U-turn and you can't go around
Whenever you miss an exit on a highway and need to go back to it soon
On a curve or hill, as long as you have good visibility both ways
At any intersection with a stop sign, after coming to a full stop
Correct answer: When the street is too narrow for a U-turn and you can't go around
A three-point turn is for turning around in a narrow street when a U-turn won't fit and going around the block isn't possible.
Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety β Three-Point Turns
Question 8
Where should you never make a three-point turn or U-turn?
On a quiet residential street
On a dead-end street
In an empty parking lot
On a curve, a hill or the highway
Correct answer: On a curve, a hill or the highway
Turning around on curves, hills or highways is dangerous because other drivers can't see you in time; also obey signs prohibiting U-turns.
Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety β Three-Point Turns
Question 9
While turning, you must cross a bike lane. What should you do?
Yield to bicyclists in the bike lane
Turn quickly before the bicyclist arrives
Honk and turn
Bicyclists must stop for turning cars
Correct answer: Yield to bicyclists in the bike lane
Turning drivers must yield to bicyclists in the bike lane and to pedestrians crossing their path.
Source: Chapter 7: Driving Safety β Turning (Left Turn)
Question 10
You need to cross a bike lane to turn right, and a bicyclist is riding beside you. What is the correct way to turn?
Signal and expect the bicyclist to stop for you
Yield and make your turn behind the bicyclist
Speed up and turn in front of the bicyclist
Turn at the same time as the bicyclist
Correct answer: Yield and make your turn behind the bicyclist
Yield to the bicyclist and turn behind them, never cutting across their path.
Source: Chapter 10: Sharing the Road β Bicyclists (Rules for Motorists)
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