Florida Permit Practice Test: Lanes, Turns and Passing (2026)

Question 1 of 20

How far before a turn must you signal?

1. At least 100 feet
2. At least 25 feet
3. At least 500 feet

Question 2 of 20

May you use your turn signal to tell the driver behind you that it is safe to pass?

1. Yes, with the left signal
2. No, that is against the law
3. Yes, on two-lane roads

Question 3 of 20

When you turn right, which lane should you end up in?

1. Any open lane
2. The left lane, to leave room for others
3. The right lane of the road you enter

Question 4 of 20

You reach the intersection where you want to turn, but you are in the wrong lane. What should you do?

1. Drive to the next intersection and turn from the proper lane
2. Cut across the lanes quickly
3. Stop and wait for a gap to change lanes

Question 5 of 20

When should you use a three-point turn?

1. To turn around on a curve or hill
2. When the road is too narrow for a U-turn and you cannot go around the block
3. Whenever you miss your exit on a highway

Question 6 of 20

On a three-lane or five-lane highway, what is the center lane for?

1. For passing
2. For slow vehicles
3. Only for turning left

Question 7 of 20

On a two-lane highway, which lane must you drive in?

1. The right lane, except to pass where allowed
2. Either lane
3. The left lane at night

Question 8 of 20

You see red reflectors facing you on the lane lines. What does it mean?

1. The lane ends soon
2. You are on the wrong side of the road: turn around or get into the proper lane
3. There is a school ahead

Question 9 of 20

After passing a car, when may you return to the right lane?

1. As soon as your front bumper is ahead of it
2. After counting to two
3. When you can see the tires of the car you passed in your rear-view mirror

Question 10 of 20

When passing on a two-lane road, you must be back in your lane before coming within how many feet of an oncoming vehicle?

1. 200 feet
2. 50 feet
3. 1,000 feet

Question 11 of 20

You must not pass on hills or curves where you cannot see at least how far ahead?

1. 100 feet
2. 500 feet
3. 1,000 feet

Question 12 of 20

You must not pass within how many feet of an intersection, bridge, tunnel or railroad crossing?

1. 50 feet
2. 300 feet
3. 100 feet

Question 13 of 20

May you go over the speed limit to finish passing another vehicle?

1. No, it is illegal to exceed the speed limit while passing
2. Yes, by up to 10 mph
3. Yes, if the other car speeds up

Question 14 of 20

When is it legal to pass on the right?

1. Never
2. With two or more lanes moving in your direction, or when the car ahead is turning left
3. Whenever the shoulder is wide enough

Question 15 of 20

You are in the left lane and a faster car comes up behind you. What does Florida law require?

1. Keep your speed: you are within the limit
2. Speed up to match it
3. Move out of the left lane

Question 16 of 20

You are merging onto a limited access highway. Who has the right-of-way?

1. Traffic already on the highway
2. You, because you are in the acceleration lane
3. Whoever is going faster

Question 17 of 20

You miss your exit on the expressway. What should you do?

1. Back up on the shoulder
2. Go to the next exit
3. Stop and cross the median

Question 18 of 20

In Florida, highway exit numbers match:

1. The order of the exits from the state line, 1, 2, 3
2. The county numbers
3. The mile markers

Question 19 of 20

On a multi-lane road, you cannot move over for a stopped emergency vehicle. What must you do?

1. Slow down to 20 mph below the posted limit
2. Keep your speed and pass quickly
3. Stop in your lane

Question 20 of 20

Under the Move Over Law, if the speed limit is 20 mph or less, how fast must you go past a stopped emergency vehicle?

1. 10 mph
2. 5 mph
3. 15 mph