100 DMV Questions with Four Choices

Prepare for your DMV test with this comprehensive list of 100 multiple-choice questions covering essential driving rules, road signs, and safety guidelines. Perfect for learners and experienced drivers looking to refresh their knowledge!

What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for drivers over 21?
a) 0.05%
b) 0.08%
c) 0.10%
d) 0.12%
When approaching a school bus with flashing red lights, you must:
a) Pass slowly if no children are present.
b) Stop and wait until the lights are turned off.
c) Slow down and proceed with caution.
d) Honk to alert the driver you’re passing.
What is the first thing you should do in the event of a tire blowout?
a) Brake hard to stop immediately.
b) Grip the steering wheel firmly and slow down gradually.
c) Turn on your hazard lights and pull over abruptly.
d) Accelerate to stabilize the vehicle.
At an intersection with a four-way stop, who has the right-of-way?
a) The vehicle on the left.
b) The vehicle on the right.
c) The largest vehicle.
d) The vehicle that stops last.
What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign indicate?
a) Regulatory
b) Warning
c) Guidance
d) Stop
A red octagonal sign means:
a) Yield.
b) Stop and wait until clear.
c) Do not enter.
d) Caution ahead.
A sign with a truck on a steep hill warns of:
a) Trucks entering the highway.
b) A slippery road.
c) A steep grade ahead.
d) A winding road ahead.
When should you use your high-beam headlights?
a) On highways when there is no oncoming traffic.
b) In foggy conditions.
c) In heavy rain.
d) At all times when driving at night.
What should you do if your vehicle starts to skid?
a) Brake hard immediately.
b) Steer in the direction of the skid.
c) Accelerate to regain traction.
d) Turn the wheel sharply in the opposite direction.
Seat belts are required:
a) Only for the driver.
b) Only for passengers under 18.
c) For all passengers in the vehicle.
d) Only in the front seat.
What is the typical speed limit in a residential area unless otherwise posted?
a) 15 mph
b) 25 mph
c) 35 mph
d) 45 mph
On highways, what is the maximum speed limit?
a) 55 mph
b) 65 mph
c) 70 mph
d) 75 mph
When approaching a bicyclist on the road, you should:
a) Pass quickly, leaving little room.
b) Honk to alert them of your presence.
c) Pass with at least 3 feet of space.
d) Drive directly behind them until they move.
Pedestrians have the right-of-way:
a) Only at marked crosswalks.
b) At all crosswalks, marked or unmarked.
c) Only when crossing with a signal.
d) Only during daylight hours.
If your brakes fail while driving, you should:
a) Turn off the ignition immediately.
b) Pump the brake pedal rapidly.
c) Shift to neutral and coast to a stop.
d) Use the parking brake abruptly.
When parking uphill with a curb, your wheels should face:
a) Straight ahead.
b) Toward the curb.
c) Away from the curb.
d) Doesn’t matter as long as the parking brake is set.
A flashing red light at an intersection means:
a) Slow down and proceed with caution.
b) Stop and yield to traffic before proceeding.
c) Stop only if other vehicles are present.
d) Continue at your normal speed.
A green arrow on a traffic signal means:
a) Yield to all traffic before turning.
b) Proceed in the direction of the arrow.
c) Stop before continuing.
d) Turn only after a full stop.
How far should you park from a fire hydrant?
a) 5 feet
b) 10 feet
c) 15 feet
d) 20 feet
When driving in fog, you should:
a) Use your high beams.
b) Use your low beams.
c) Turn off all lights to avoid glare.
d) Use your hazard lights.

When making a left turn at an intersection, you should:
a) Swing wide into the right lane.
b) Keep your wheels pointed straight until it’s safe to turn.
c) Signal and turn immediately without stopping.
d) Keep your wheels turned toward the left while waiting.
When you see a yield sign, you must:
a) Stop completely at the sign.
b) Slow down and prepare to stop if necessary.
c) Proceed without stopping, as it is only a warning.
d) Ignore it if there is no visible traffic.
A solid white line on the right edge of the road indicates:
a) A lane that merges into traffic.
b) The edge of the roadway.
c) A no-passing zone.
d) A warning to prepare for a curve.
If your vehicle starts to drift onto the shoulder of the road, you should:
a) Turn sharply to return to the road.
b) Gradually reduce speed and carefully steer back onto the road.
c) Accelerate and quickly return to the lane.
d) Brake hard to stop immediately.
When driving at night, you must dim your high beams when an oncoming vehicle is within:
a) 500 feet.
b) 300 feet.
c) 1,000 feet.
d) 700 feet.
If an intersection has a traffic signal and a police officer directing traffic, you should:
a) Follow the traffic signal.
b) Follow the officer’s directions.
c) Stop and wait for the officer to signal you to proceed.
d) Ignore the officer if the light is green.
When approaching a railroad crossing with no signals, you should:
a) Slow down and be prepared to stop.
b) Stop only if a train is visible.
c) Drive quickly across the tracks.
d) Assume the tracks are clear and proceed without slowing.
In the event of an accident, you are required to:
a) Move vehicles immediately and leave the scene.
b) Provide your name, address, and insurance information to others involved.
c) Refuse to provide information unless law enforcement arrives.
d) Only report it if there are injuries.
The best way to check your blind spots is to:
a) Use your rearview mirror.
b) Turn your head and look over your shoulder.
c) Use your side mirrors.
d) Wait for other vehicles to honk.
When passing another vehicle on a two-lane road, you should:
a) Return to your lane as soon as you see the front of the other car in your mirror.
b) Honk to signal your intentions.
c) Speed up and return to your lane immediately after passing.
d) Stay in the opposite lane until you are far ahead of the vehicle.
When driving through a curve, you should:
a) Accelerate before entering the curve.
b) Slow down before the curve and avoid braking in the curve.
c) Brake while in the curve to maintain control.
d) Maintain a constant speed regardless of the curve.
The first thing to do when your car begins to skid is to:
a) Apply the brakes gently.
b) Turn the wheel sharply in the opposite direction of the skid.
c) Ease off the accelerator and steer in the direction you want to go.
d) Brake hard to regain control.
When approaching a pedestrian at a crosswalk, you should:
a) Continue driving if the pedestrian has not yet stepped into the roadway.
b) Stop and wait for the pedestrian to cross completely.
c) Honk to let the pedestrian know to hurry.
d) Speed up to pass before they cross.
When parallel parking, your wheels should be within:
a) 6 inches of the curb.
b) 12 inches of the curb.
c) 18 inches of the curb.
d) 24 inches of the curb.
When driving in fog, you should use:
a) High-beam headlights.
b) Low-beam headlights.
c) Hazard lights.
d) Only your parking lights.
If a tire suddenly blows out while driving, you should:
a) Brake immediately and pull over.
b) Hold the steering wheel firmly and let the car slow down gradually.
c) Accelerate to maintain control.
d) Turn the wheel toward the side of the blowout.
The distance it takes to stop your vehicle depends on:
a) Road conditions, speed, and reaction time.
b) The type of fuel your car uses.
c) The size of your vehicle.
d) Weather conditions alone.
If a traffic light turns yellow as you approach, you should:
a) Speed up to cross before it turns red.
b) Stop if it’s safe to do so.
c) Proceed through the intersection regardless.
d) Stop only if other vehicles are slowing down.
What should you do if you see a school bus with flashing red lights?
a) Slow down and pass with caution.
b) Stop and wait until the lights stop flashing.
c) Proceed if no children are visible.
d) Honk to alert the driver of your approach.
The maximum legal speed on an expressway is determined by:
a) Road conditions.
b) Posted speed limit signs.
c) The flow of traffic.
d) Your comfort level.

When driving in rain or snow, you should:
a) Use high beams for better visibility.
b) Increase your following distance to 4-5 seconds.
c) Drive faster to avoid prolonged exposure.
d) Maintain your usual driving speed.
When entering an expressway from an on-ramp, you should:
a) Stop before merging.
b) Accelerate to match the speed of traffic.
c) Merge slowly regardless of traffic.
d) Expect other vehicles to move out of your way.
If your vehicle begins to overheat, you should:
a) Turn on the air conditioning.
b) Turn off the engine and wait for it to cool.
c) Add cold water immediately to the radiator.
d) Continue driving to reach your destination faster.
If another driver is tailgating you, you should:
a) Brake suddenly to scare them off.
b) Increase your speed to create distance.
c) Move to the right and let them pass.
d) Ignore them and maintain your current speed.
When making a U-turn, you must:
a) Check for signs prohibiting U-turns.
b) Use your turn signal and proceed without stopping.
c) Always make the turn from the rightmost lane.
d) Yield only to pedestrians.
A solid yellow line on your side of the road means:
a) Passing is allowed.
b) Passing is not allowed.
c) Passing is allowed during daylight hours only.
d) Passing is allowed for trucks only.
If you see a flashing yellow light at an intersection, you should:
a) Slow down and proceed with caution.
b) Stop completely before proceeding.
c) Treat it as a stop sign.
d) Accelerate to clear the intersection quickly.
When approaching a roundabout, you should:
a) Stop before entering, regardless of traffic.
b) Yield to vehicles already in the roundabout.
c) Enter immediately and maintain speed.
d) Drive through without yielding to pedestrians.
When parking downhill with a curb, your wheels should face:
a) Straight ahead.
b) Away from the curb.
c) Toward the curb.
d) It doesn’t matter if the parking brake is engaged.
A driver approaching an emergency vehicle with flashing lights must:
a) Stop immediately, regardless of location.
b) Move to the next lane, if safe, or slow down significantly.
c) Speed up to clear the area quickly.
d) Honk to alert other drivers.
When two vehicles arrive at an uncontrolled intersection at the same time:
a) The vehicle on the left has the right-of-way.
b) The vehicle on the right has the right-of-way.
c) The larger vehicle has the right-of-way.
d) Vehicles must proceed at the same time.
The safest way to handle distractions while driving is to:
a) Ignore them completely.
b) Use hands-free devices for communication.
c) Pull over to a safe place if needed.
d) Glance at your phone quickly while at a red light.
What should you do if your vehicle starts hydroplaning?
a) Brake hard immediately to slow down.
b) Accelerate slightly to regain traction.
c) Ease off the gas and steer straight.
d) Turn the wheel sharply to regain control.
A broken white line on the road means:
a) Passing is not allowed.
b) Traffic moves in opposite directions.
c) Traffic moves in the same direction, and passing is allowed.
d) The lane is reserved for turning.
When driving in a work zone, you should:
a) Ignore posted signs and follow regular speed limits.
b) Be prepared for unexpected lane changes or workers on the road.
c) Honk to alert workers of your presence.
d) Speed up to clear the area quickly.
If you miss your exit on a freeway, you should:
a) Stop immediately and reverse to the exit.
b) Make a U-turn on the freeway.
c) Continue to the next exit and turn around.
d) Stop in the lane and wait for an opportunity to turn.
At night, when another vehicle’s headlights are blinding you, you should:
a) Look directly into the headlights.
b) Flash your own high beams.
c) Look toward the right edge of the road.
d) Close your eyes briefly to adjust.
When towing a trailer, the driver should:
a) Increase following distance from other vehicles.
b) Drive faster to compensate for the extra load.
c) Stay only in the left lane.
d) Avoid using mirrors while reversing.
To avoid drowsy driving, you should:
a) Turn on loud music.
b) Drink caffeine and keep driving.
c) Take regular breaks and switch drivers if possible.
d) Drive only at night when traffic is light.
If a pedestrian is walking with a guide dog or white cane, you must:
a) Honk to alert them of your presence.
b) Yield the right-of-way and proceed cautiously.
c) Speed up to avoid delay.
d) Expect them to yield to your vehicle.
If traffic lights are out of service, you should:
a) Proceed as if it’s a green light.
b) Treat the intersection as a four-way stop.
c) Call 911 and wait for assistance.
d) Follow the vehicles ahead of you.
You are driving behind a large truck. To ensure safety, you should:
a) Stay as close as possible to the truck.
b) Maintain a safe following distance to see the road ahead.
c) Overtake the truck at the first opportunity.
d) Drive in the truck’s blind spot.
When parking on a hill without a curb, your wheels should face:
a) Away from the side of the road.
b) Toward the side of the road.
c) Straight ahead.
d) It does not matter as long as the parking brake is set.
If you approach a school zone with flashing lights, you must:
a) Continue driving at your current speed.
b) Reduce your speed and proceed with caution.
c) Honk to alert children of your presence.
d) Stop completely, even if no one is crossing.
To avoid glare from oncoming headlights at night, you should:
a) Close your eyes briefly when cars pass.
b) Look toward the right edge of the road.
c) Use your high beams to counteract glare.
d) Flash your headlights at oncoming vehicles.

When driving through an intersection, you should:
a) Speed up to cross quickly.
b) Look both ways and be prepared to stop.
c) Honk to warn others.
d) Assume you have the right-of-way.
If an emergency vehicle with flashing lights is behind you, you should:
a) Slow down and let them pass.
b) Pull over to the right and stop.
c) Speed up to avoid obstructing it.
d) Maintain your current speed and stay in your lane.
When backing out of a parking space, you should:
a) Depend entirely on your mirrors.
b) Turn your body and look over your shoulder.
c) Back out quickly to avoid blocking traffic.
d) Honk to alert nearby pedestrians.
If you are involved in a minor collision with no injuries, you should:
a) Leave the scene immediately to avoid causing traffic.
b) Move your vehicle out of traffic and exchange information.
c) Call the police and wait for them to arrive.
d) Argue with the other driver over fault.
When driving downhill, you should:
a) Shift into a lower gear to control speed.
b) Accelerate to maintain control.
c) Apply brakes continuously.
d) Shift to neutral and let the vehicle coast.
What is the primary purpose of road signs?
a) To provide advertisements.
b) To warn, guide, and regulate traffic.
c) To decorate the roadside.
d) To indicate parking spots.
If you encounter a yellow school bus with flashing red lights, you must:
a) Slow down and pass carefully.
b) Stop and wait until the lights stop flashing.
c) Pass if no children are visible.
d) Honk to alert the driver of your presence.
When driving in heavy rain, you should:
a) Use your high beams.
b) Drive at a speed where you can maintain control.
c) Ignore puddles and maintain speed.
d) Drive in the center of the lane to avoid water.
To pass another vehicle on a two-lane road, you should:
a) Signal, check mirrors, and accelerate to pass safely.
b) Honk to alert the other driver before passing.
c) Pass without signaling to avoid distractions.
d) Stay in the left lane for as long as possible.
When approaching a railroad crossing with a lowered gate, you should:
a) Drive around the gate if no train is visible.
b) Stop at least 15 feet from the tracks.
c) Honk to alert others and proceed carefully.
d) Accelerate to cross quickly.
If you see a vehicle stopped at a pedestrian crosswalk, you should:
a) Pass the vehicle quickly.
b) Stop and wait until the pedestrian has crossed.
c) Honk to alert the pedestrian.
d) Continue driving if no pedestrian is visible.
When merging onto a highway, you should:
a) Enter at the same speed as the flow of traffic.
b) Stop before merging if the highway is busy.
c) Slow down and wait for an opening.
d) Expect other drivers to yield to you.
If a traffic signal turns yellow as you approach, you should:
a) Speed up to beat the red light.
b) Stop if it is safe to do so.
c) Proceed through without slowing down.
d) Honk to alert other drivers.
When driving near a motorcycle, you should:
a) Pass closely to reduce wind drag.
b) Maintain a safe following distance.
c) Assume the motorcycle will yield to you.
d) Avoid signaling to prevent confusion.
What is the proper action when approaching a yield sign?
a) Stop completely regardless of traffic.
b) Slow down and yield the right-of-way if necessary.
c) Ignore the sign if there are no other vehicles.
d) Speed up to merge safely.
If your car starts to skid on ice, you should:
a) Brake hard and steer in the opposite direction of the skid.
b) Take your foot off the accelerator and steer in the direction of the skid.
c) Accelerate to regain traction.
d) Turn the wheel sharply in the opposite direction.
When parking in a space reserved for disabled individuals, you must:
a) Display the proper permit or license plate.
b) Use the space only if you are in a hurry.
c) Park there for less than 15 minutes without a permit.
d) Share the space with another vehicle.
If you see a flashing yellow light on a tow truck or service vehicle, you should:
a) Proceed at your current speed.
b) Slow down and proceed with caution.
c) Stop completely before passing.
d) Change lanes immediately.
When entering a construction zone, you should:
a) Maintain your normal speed unless otherwise directed.
b) Be prepared for sudden stops or lane changes.
c) Assume workers will move out of your way.
d) Use your horn to warn workers of your approach.
What is the correct action if your brakes fail while driving downhill?
a) Shift into a lower gear and use the parking brake gradually.
b) Pump the brakes continuously.
c) Accelerate to regain control.
d) Turn off the ignition.
When stopping at a railroad crossing, you must stop at least:
a) 5 feet from the tracks.
b) 15 feet from the tracks.
c) 25 feet from the tracks.
d) 50 feet from the tracks.
The “three-second rule” helps drivers determine:
a) A safe following distance.
b) How long to wait at a stop sign.
c) How quickly to react to hazards.
d) When to change lanes.
What is the main purpose of traffic control devices?
a) To promote orderly and safe movement of traffic.
b) To increase congestion on busy roads.
c) To prevent vehicles from stopping.
d) To enforce speed limits.
If you are pulled over by law enforcement, you should:
a) Exit your vehicle immediately.
b) Keep your hands visible and wait for instructions.
c) Argue with the officer if you believe you are right.
d) Ignore the officer and continue driving.
When approaching a flashing red traffic light, you must:
a) Stop completely and proceed when it is safe.
b) Treat it as a yield sign.
c) Proceed through without stopping.
d) Slow down and proceed with caution.
When exiting a freeway, you should:
a) Slow down on the freeway before entering the exit lane.
b) Wait until you are in the deceleration lane before reducing speed.
c) Stop in the exit lane to check for traffic.
d) Maintain freeway speed until fully off the exit ramp.
If you approach an intersection where the traffic signal is green but there is no space to fully clear the intersection, you should:
a) Enter the intersection and wait until traffic clears.
b) Stop before entering the intersection to avoid blocking it.
c) Honk to alert others and proceed.
d) Speed up to cross quickly.
When driving near a school during designated school hours, you should:
a) Always stop, regardless of posted speed limits.
b) Drive at the posted reduced speed limit and watch for children.
c) Ignore the reduced speed limit if no children are visible.
d) Honk to alert children of your presence.
If you experience a tire blowout, your first action should be to:
a) Brake immediately to stop the vehicle.
b) Hold the steering wheel firmly and steer straight.
c) Turn sharply to get off the road quickly.
d) Accelerate to stabilize the vehicle.
When driving through a residential area, you see a ball roll into the street. You should:
a) Slow down and prepare to stop, expecting a child to follow.
b) Ignore it and continue driving at the speed limit.
c) Honk your horn and continue driving.
d) Stop only if you see a child nearby.
A double solid yellow line means:
a) Passing is allowed in both directions.
b) Passing is not allowed in either direction.
c) Passing is allowed for vehicles making left turns.
d) Passing is allowed for large vehicles only.
When driving on a slippery road, you should:
a) Drive at the posted speed limit regardless of conditions.
b) Reduce your speed and increase your following distance.
c) Use your brakes frequently to avoid skidding.
d) Drive as close as possible to the vehicle in front of you.
If you are approaching a vehicle from behind at night, you must dim your high beams when you are within:
a) 300 feet.
b) 400 feet.
c) 500 feet.
d) 200 feet.
When turning left at an intersection, you should always:
a) Yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.
b) Enter the intersection without signaling.
c) Turn sharply to avoid crossing lanes.
d) Proceed quickly to clear the intersection.
When driving past a parked vehicle, you should:
a) Stay as close as possible to the parked car.
b) Watch for signs of movement, such as brake lights or a driver inside.
c) Ignore the parked vehicle and focus on the road ahead.
d) Honk to alert the driver of your presence.