Missouri Permit Test: Teen & Provisional Drivers Practice Questions

Correct answer: 15

The instruction permit, Step One of Missouri's GDL program, is available at age 15.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – The Graduated Driver License (GDL) Law

Correct answer: A parent, grandparent, guardian, qualified instructor, or authorized licensed driver 25+

Under 16, the permit holder must have a parent, stepparent, grandparent, guardian, qualified instructor, or a parent-authorized person 25+ licensed at least three years in the front seat.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – Step One: Instruction Permit

Correct answer: A licensed driver at least 21 years old

At 16 or older, a permit holder may drive with anyone at least 21 who has a valid driver license in the front seat.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – Step One: Instruction Permit

Correct answer: At least six months (182 days)

You must hold the permit at least six months (182 days), counting from the day after it is issued.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – To Graduate to an Intermediate License

Correct answer: 40 hours, including at least 10 at night

You need 40 hours of driving instruction, including at least ten hours of nighttime driving.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – To Graduate to an Intermediate License

Correct answer: No traffic convictions in 6 months; no alcohol ones in 12

You must have no traffic convictions in the last six months and no alcohol-related convictions in the last 12 months.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – Step Two: Intermediate License

Correct answer: 16

The intermediate license, Step Two of the GDL program, is available from age 16 to 18.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – Step Two: Intermediate License

Correct answer: No more than one

In the first six months you may not carry more than one passenger under 19 who is not an immediate family member.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – Driving Restrictions

Correct answer: No more than three

After six months, the limit rises to no more than three passengers under 19 who are not immediate family.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – Driving Restrictions

Correct answer: 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.

Intermediate drivers may not drive alone between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. except for school activities, work or emergencies, unless accompanied by a licensed driver 21 or older.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – Driving Restrictions

Correct answer: The driver and all passengers

Missouri requires front-seat occupants to buckle up generally, but all passengers riding with an intermediate driver must be properly restrained.

Source: Chapter 8: Safe Driving Tips For Everyday Driving – Seat Belts — It's The Law

Correct answer: No alcohol offenses or traffic convictions in 12 months

At 18 you may get the full license if you have no alcohol-related offenses or traffic convictions in the last 12 months and your privilege is not suspended, revoked or denied.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – Step Three: Full Driver License (Under 21)

Correct answer: A parent, stepparent, legal guardian, or certified trainer

A parent, stepparent, legal guardian, or certified trainer (with a federal residential job training program) must accompany the applicant to sign.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – Step One: Instruction Permit

Correct answer: No; you need the permit or license itself

The examination record alone is not legal for driving; carry the permit or license issued by the license office.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – Step One: Instruction Permit

Correct answer: Yes, by filing a request form; it lasts until 18 or until cleared

A parent or guardian may file Form 4811 to have the Director deny the license; the denial ends at 18 or when the parent asks for it to be cleared.

Source: Chapter 1: The Missouri Driver License – Suspension or Revocation of Your License