Michigan Permit Practice Test: Insurance and Collisions (2026)

Question 1 of 12

You are involved in a crash. What must you not do?

1. Drive away
2. Help the injured
3. Exchange information

Question 2 of 12

When must you notify police after a crash in Michigan?

1. Only if someone dies
2. If there are injuries or property damage over $1,000
3. Never

Question 3 of 12

What information should you exchange after a crash?

1. Only phone numbers
2. Nothing
3. Names, addresses, license numbers, registration and insurance

Question 4 of 12

After a crash with no serious injuries, what should you do with drivable vehicles?

1. Move them off the main roadway if safe
2. Leave them until police arrive
3. Push them into a ditch

Question 5 of 12

You see one deer crossing ahead. What should you expect?

1. No others
2. More deer nearby: they travel in groups
3. The deer to stop

Question 6 of 12

When are deer most likely on the road?

1. At noon
2. At midnight only
3. At dawn and dusk

Question 7 of 12

Do deer whistles or honking keep deer away?

1. No, they will not deter deer
2. Yes, always
3. Only at night

Question 8 of 12

A crash with a deer is unavoidable. What should you do?

1. Swerve into the other lane
2. Stay in your lane, brake firmly and hold the wheel
3. Speed up

Question 9 of 12

You hit a deer. What should you do?

1. Drive away
2. Take it home without a permit
3. Report it to police, the sheriff, State Police or the DNR

Question 10 of 12

What is generally safest during a roadside emergency?

1. Stay in your car with your seat belt buckled until help arrives
2. Stand behind your car
3. Walk along the shoulder

Question 11 of 12

How many points for failing to stop and identify yourself at a crash?

1. Two
2. Six
3. Three

Question 12 of 12

When are penalties for leaving a crash scene higher?

1. On weekends
2. Never
3. If alcohol was involved or there were injuries or deaths