Michigan Permit Test: Turning Practice Questions

Correct answer: Come to a complete stop and check for traffic from the right

A left turn on red from one-way to one-way requires a complete stop and checking traffic approaching from the right.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws

Correct answer: Opposite vehicles turning right at the intersection

Stop, scan for vehicles from the right, and yield to vehicles opposite you that are turning right.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws

Correct answer: The lane that corresponds to your turn lane

Complete the turn into the lane corresponding to your turn lane so you don't cut off traffic.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws

Correct answer: Straight ahead until you start your turn

Keep your front wheels pointed straight ahead until you start your turn, so a rear-end hit won't push you into traffic.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws

Correct answer: Go straight or turn right, then make a U-turn at a median crossover

Michigan Lefts don't allow direct left turns; drive through the intersection or turn right, then U-turn at a median crossover.

Source: Chapter 5: Signs, Pavement Markings and Signals

Correct answer: A single-lane crossover

An unmarked median crossover should always be treated as single-lane; extra width is for large vehicles.

Source: Chapter 5: Signs, Pavement Markings and Signals

Correct answer: Turn right and travel counterclockwise to the right of the center island

Stay to the right of the center island; never make a left turn to enter, which would put you in front of oncoming traffic.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws

Correct answer: Drive around the roundabout to your exit again

Maintain a slow speed; if you miss your exit, drive around again.

Source: Chapter 4: Traffic Laws