Florida Permit Practice Test 2
20 new questions · no repeats from Test 1 · Updated July 12, 2026
A fresh 20 — no overlap with Test 1 — weighted toward the rules-of-the-road and safety questions people miss most. The real Florida exam is 50 questions at 80% to pass — that 80% bar ties Florida with 35 other states at #7 strictest of the 50 states.
Answer each question to see the explanation. Your score is tallied against the real passing bar at the end.
1. Do you have to be actively driving to be charged with DUI?
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Correct answer: No — you can be charged for being in physical control of the vehicle while impaired
You can be charged with DUI if you are driving OR in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence.
2. Which of these increases your risk of hydroplaning?
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Correct answer: Tires with low air pressure or worn tread, and speeding
Tires with low air pressure or bad tread increase the risk of hydroplaning, and so does speeding. Slow down and keep your tires in good condition on wet roads.
3. Which exams must you pass to get a Florida learner's license?
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Correct answer: The vision screening and the Class E Knowledge Exam
For a learner's license you must pass the vision screening and the Class E Knowledge Exam. The driving skills (road) test is required later, for the full driver license.
4. What does Personal Injury Protection (PIP) cover?
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Correct answer: Your own injuries in a crash, no matter who caused it
PIP covers your injuries if you are in a crash, no matter who caused it — that is what makes Florida a "no-fault" state. PDL pays for damage you cause to others' property.
5. After stopping at a stop line, before you move forward you must yield to:
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Correct answer: Traffic already in the intersection, and to pedestrians and bicyclists
After a complete stop, you must yield the right-of-way to traffic already in the intersection and to pedestrians and bicyclists. Move only when the road is clear.
6. The safest speed to drive is:
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Correct answer: The one that lets you keep complete control and avoid collisions for the conditions
Speed limits are for favorable conditions. The safest speed is the one that lets you keep full control of your vehicle and avoid collisions, which may be slower than the posted limit.
7. Do painted lines or pavement markings count as a barrier that lets opposite-direction traffic avoid stopping for a school bus?
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Correct answer: No — painted lines and pavement markings are not considered barriers
Painted lines or pavement markings are NOT considered barriers. Only a raised barrier or an unpaved median at least five feet wide exempts opposite-direction traffic.
8. When the light is green, you may go — but you must first:
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Correct answer: Make sure the intersection is clear and yield to pedestrians and vehicles still in it
Green means go only if the intersection is clear. Yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk and to any vehicles still in the intersection before proceeding.
9. A red circle with a red slash through a symbol on a sign means:
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Correct answer: The action shown is not allowed
A red circle with a red slash is the universal "NO" symbol — it shows what you are not allowed to do.
10. Is it legal to flash your directional signals to tell the driver behind you that it is okay to pass?
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Correct answer: No — using your signals to wave another driver past is against the law
It's against the law to use your directional signals to tell drivers behind you that they can pass. Signals communicate only your own intended movements.
11. Under Florida's Implied Consent Law, what have you already agreed to by signing your driver license?
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Correct answer: To submit to a breath, blood, or urine test if lawfully asked
By signing your driver license you have agreed, under the Implied Consent Law, to take a breath, blood, or urine test if an officer has reasonable cause to believe you are impaired.
12. Your brakes feel weak or pull to one side after driving through deep water. What should you do?
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Correct answer: Slow down and gently press the brake pedal until they work again
Wet brakes may pull to one side or not hold at all. Slow down and gently apply the brakes, driving slowly in low gear, until they dry out and work normally again.
13. What vision standard meets Florida requirements without a referral to an eye specialist?
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Correct answer: 20/40 or better in each eye, with or without corrective lenses
Vision of 20/40 or better in each eye (with or without glasses or contacts) meets the state standard. Worse than that leads to a referral to an eye specialist.
14. After how many days in Florida must a vehicle owner comply with the insurance requirement?
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Correct answer: 90 days (consecutive or non-consecutive) in the last 365 days
You must carry the required PIP and PDL insurance if you own a motor vehicle that has been in Florida for 90 days (consecutive or non-consecutive) during the last 365 days.
15. At a two-way stop, you are turning while another vehicle is coming straight through. Who yields?
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Correct answer: The turning vehicle yields to the vehicle going straight
At a two-way stop, the turning vehicle must yield to the vehicle going straight through.
16. During a heavy rainstorm, you should:
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Correct answer: Drive slower than the posted speed limit
You are responsible for adjusting your speed to weather, road, and traffic conditions. In a storm, drive slower than the posted limit.
17. After stopping for a school bus, when may you begin moving again?
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Correct answer: When the stop signal is withdrawn and all children are clear of the roadway
You must remain stopped until the stop signal is withdrawn and all children are clear of the roadway.
18. You have a green light and want to turn left across oncoming traffic. What must you do?
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Correct answer: Yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians, then turn when it is safe
A plain green light does not protect a left turn. You must yield to oncoming traffic and to pedestrians before completing the turn.
19. What must you do when you see a NO TURN ON RED sign at a red light?
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Correct answer: Wait for the green signal before turning
A NO TURN ON RED sign means you must not turn while the light is red — you must wait for the green signal.
20. If you must use hand signals instead of your vehicle lights, from which side of the vehicle must you give them?
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Correct answer: The left side of the vehicle
Hand signals must be given from the left side of the vehicle so drivers behind and beside you can see them clearly.
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