Indiana Bmv Lerner's Permit Written Test

Front 1

When changing lanes to prepare for a
turn, do so at least ___ feet before the turn

Back 1

200

Front 2

Follow these [5] rules when you are changing lanes

Back 2

- Make sure that there is no traffic ahead of you in the lane that you would like to enter
-Check your mirrors for any vehicles that are preparing to pass you
- Briefly turn your head towards the lane that you are entering to make
sure that there is no vehicle in your “blind spot” and that there is
sufficient room to move into the adjacent lane
- Use your turn signals to alert other drivers of your intention to change
lanes
- Smoothly move into the new driving lane.

Front 3

When passing, you must return to the right side of the road no less than ___ feet before any oncoming vehicle

Back 3

100

Front 4

Passing is prohibited when within ___ feet of an intersection, railroad crossing, bridge, viaduct or
tunnel.

Back 4

100

Front 5

Passing is prohibited in these 5 situations

Back 5

-A solid yellow line is marked on the driver’s side of the center line of the road.
-A yellow, pennant-shaped “No Passing Zone” sign is posted on the left-hand side of the road, or a white rectangular “Do Not Pass” sign is posted on the right-hand side of the road.
-When you are driving on or approaching a curve in the road.
-When you are approaching the crest of a hill or grade in the road.
-Within 100 feet of an intersection, railroad crossing, bridge, viaduct or
tunnel.

Front 6

You must give a proper turn signal at least ___ feet before turning or
changing lanes. If the speed limit is 50 miles per hour or more, you must give a proper turn signal at least ___ feet before turning or changing lanes.

Back 6

200, 300

Front 7

You must give a proper turn signal at least 200 feet before turning or
changing lanes. If the speed limit is __ miles per hour or more, you must give a proper turn signal at least 300 feet before turning or changing lanes.

Back 7

50

Front 8

When making a Uturn you must ___. U-turns are not permitted in these two situations:
a)
b)

Back 8

yield to pedestrians
a) on a curve in the road or when approaching the crest of a hill or grade
b) on an interstate highway

Front 9

On rural interstate highways passenger vehicles may not exceed __ miles per hour or the posted speed

Back 9

70

Front 10

On a rural state divided highway, vehicles may not exceed __ miles per
hour or the posted speed limit.

Back 10

60

Front 11

On an urban interstate highway, vehicles may not exceed __ miles per
hour or the posted speed limit.

Back 11

55

Front 12

On a non-divided state highway, vehicles may not exceed __ miles per
hour or the posted speed limit.

Back 12

55

Front 13

On county roads, vehicles may not exceed __ miles per hour or the posted speed limit.

Back 13

55

Front 14

In most urban residential areas, vehicles may not exceed __ miles per
hour or the posted speed limit.

Back 14

30

Front 15

In alleys, vehicles may not exceed __ miles per hour or the posted speed
limit.

Back 15

15

Front 16

On a rural state *divided* highway, vehicles may not exceed __ miles per hour, but on an *undivided* highway they may not excede.

Back 16

60, 55

Front 17

slow down, and be prepared to stop.
Common hours for school zone speed limits are __ a.m. to __ p.m., Monday through Friday.

Back 17

7am, 4:30pm

Front 18

Work site speed limits are always at least __ miles per hour below the
maximum established speed limit for the area. The maximum speed limit in a highway work zone will not exceed __ miles per hour in any location.

Back 18

10, 45

Front 19

Feet traveled in one second at:
a) 30mph
b) 55mph
c) 60 mph

Back 19

51.3, 80.7, 95.3

Front 20

Lanes of traffic crossed in one second at:
a) 30mph
b) 55mph
c) 60 mph

Back 20

2.6, 4, 4.7

Front 21

Seconds to travel a football field at
a) 30mph
b) 55mph
c) 60 mph

Back 21

5.8 3.7 3.1

Front 22

A good rule for drivers to follow is to stay at least ___ to ___ seconds
behind the vehicle ahead.

Back 22

2, 3