Minnesota Driving Rules And Regulations Quiz!
Getting a Minnesota driver’s permit or license can be difficult. Minnesota Division of Driver and Vehicle Services have certain rules and laws which has to be followed strictly. This quiz has been made to assess your knowledge about rules and regulations for getting a license or permit in Minnesota. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!
- 1.You may drive a motor vehicle on public roads in Minnesota without a valid Minnesota driver's license or permit, if you meet one of these exceptions: You are a non-resident who is at least 15 years of age and have in your possession a valid driver's license issued to you in your home state or country. II You are 18 or older III You temporarily drive a farm tractor or other farm implement on a public roadway. IV You are operating a snowmobile.
- A.
I only
- B.
I, II and III
- C.
I, III, IV
- D.
IV only
- E.
All of the above
- 2.You must have an endorsement on your license in order to drive:
- A.
A car whose insurance requires it
- B.
Motorcycles, buses, school buses, double and triple trailers, tank vehicles, and if you carry hazardous materials.
- C.
A vehicle for a parade
- D.
All of the above
- E.
None of the above
- 3.Commercial Driver’s Licenses are: I Class A and B II Class C and D III Class B and C IV Class C
- A.
I only
- B.
II only
- C.
I and III
- D.
I and IV
- E.
II and III
- 4.The Following are TRUE statements about Vehicle Requirements EXCEPT:
- A.
All cars and trucks must have at least two separate brake systems, such as the foot brake and the parking/emergency brake.
- B.
All cars and trucks must have airbags and antilock brake systems.
- C.
All private passenger vehicles must have front and rear bumpers.
- D.
Your motor vehicle must have a working horn.
- E.
Headlights, Taillights, License Plate Light, Turn Signals
- 5.The following Minnesota speed limits apply under ideal driving conditions unless traffic signs indicate otherwise:
- A.
15 mph — in alleys 30 mph — on urban or town roads 50 mph — in all other locations that are not specified in this list
- B.
5 mph — in alleys 25 mph — on urban or town roads 40 mph — in all other locations that are not specified in this list
- C.
10 mph — in alleys 35 mph — on urban or town roads 55 mph — in all other locations that are not specified in this list
- D.
10 mph — in alleys 30 mph — on urban or town roads 60 mph — in all other locations that are not specified in this list
- E.
10 mph — in alleys 30 mph — on urban or town roads 55 mph — in all other locations that are not specified in this list
- 6.If you speed in marked construction zones, your fines will:
- A.
Increase by 70%
- B.
Triple
- C.
Double
- D.
Increase by 150%
- E.
None of the above
- 7.Your driving privileges will be revoked for a minimum of six months if you are caught driving in excess of:
- A.
Speed
- B.
80 MHP
- C.
90 MHP
- D.
100 MHP
- E.
120 MHP
- 8.You may be required to reduce your speed in many driving situations. It is important to remember that increasing speed
- A.
Decreases your field of vision
- B.
Puts you at greater risk of being involved in a crash
- C.
Is sometimes necessary, and cannot be done responsibly
- D.
B and C
- E.
A and B
- 9.All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:
- A.
You must slow down when you approach or pass a stopped emergency vehicle with its emergency lights flashing.
- B.
Bad weather and poor road conditions are other situations in which drivers are required to slow down.
- C.
A surcharge of not less than $50 is added to the speeding fine if you violate this law.
- D.
Slower speeds are necessary when you travel on a narrow or winding road or approach a curve, hilltop, or railroad crossing.
- E.
You must slow down for a flag person, pedestrians, barricades, and flares or reflectors on the road.
- 10.A driver who approaches an intersection at an unlawful speed will:
- A.
Need additional time to stop
- B.
Lose right-of-way privilages
- C.
Be responsible for entering intersection safely
- D.
Will have to turn immediately
- E.
All of the above
- 11.Slow down before making turns. Signal your intent, before the turn at least:
- A.
30 feet
- B.
50 feet
- C.
100 feet
- 12.While waiting to turn: I Keep your wheels straight and your foot on the floor II Continue signalling until you begin your turn III Continue signalling until you finished your turn IV Keep your wheels straight and your foot on the brake
- A.
I only
- B.
II only
- C.
II and III
- D.
II and IV
- E.
I amd IV
- 13.At many intersections, you may make a right turn while the traffic light is red
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 14.The following are true statements about LEFT turns EXCEPT
- A.
You may make a left turn from a one-way street onto another one-way street while the traffic light is red.
- B.
Traffic must be permitted to travel in the direction in which you are turning.
- C.
You may make a left turn from a one-way street onto another one-way street while the traffic light is red, if certain conditions are met.
- D.
Before turning, you must first come to a complete stop, make sure the intersection is clear, and yield to any pedestrians or vehicles.
- 15.Parking is not allowed in the following areas EXCEPT 1• Within intersections. 2• On a crosswalk or sidewalk. 3• Within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection. 4• Within 30 feet of any flashing light, stop sign, or traffic control signal located at the side of a public road. 5• Within 50 feet of the nearest rail of a railroad crossing. 6• Within 10 feet of a fire hydrant. 7• In front of the stores. 8• Alongside or across the street from an excavation site or obstacle if parking would obstruct traffic. 9• At the street end of a dead end. 10• On any bridge. 11• Within any highway tunnel. 12• On the traffic side of any vehicle parked at a curb or at the edge of a highway (known as “double parking”). 13• Besides a curb that is painted yellow, or where the official “No Parking” signs are posted.
- A.
1 and 9
- B.
2 and 10
- C.
1 and 9
- D.
7 and 9
- E.
7 and 4
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