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20 free questions from our 300-question Florida Class E Permit bank, each with the correct answer and a cited explanation. The real exam: 50 questions · 80% (40 correct) to pass · 60-minute limit.

Questions last updated September 11, 2026 · Questions written from the Florida Driver's Handbook (FLHSMV rev 08/2023) and verified against its text.

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  1. Speed

    1. What is Florida's standard maximum speed in a municipal, business, or residential area?

    1. A20 mph
    2. B30 mph
    3. C40 mph
    4. D55 mph

    Answer: B. Municipal, business, and residential areas default to 30 mph unless posted otherwise.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Speed Limits (rev. 08/2023)

  2. Speed

    2. Unless posted otherwise, what is the standard maximum speed on Florida streets and highways?

    1. A35 mph
    2. B45 mph
    3. C55 mph
    4. D65 mph

    Answer: C. Streets and highways default to 55 mph; limited access highways default to 70 mph.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Speed Limits (rev. 08/2023)

  3. Speed

    3. What is Florida's standard maximum speed in a school zone?

    1. A20 mph
    2. B25 mph
    3. C30 mph
    4. D35 mph

    Answer: A. School zone limit is 20 mph, and speeding fines there are doubled.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Speed Limits (rev. 08/2023)

  4. Alcohol

    4. At what breath or blood alcohol level will an adult driver's license be administratively suspended at the time of a DUI arrest?

    1. A0.02
    2. B0.05
    3. C0.08
    4. D0.10

    Answer: C. A BAL of .08 or above brings administrative suspension at arrest.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Driving Under the Influence (rev. 08/2023)

  5. Alcohol

    5. Under Florida's zero-tolerance rule, at what BAL does a driver under 21 automatically lose driving privileges for six months?

    1. A0.00
    2. B0.02
    3. C0.05
    4. D0.08

    Answer: B. Zero tolerance suspends under-21 drivers at .02 or higher for six months.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Zero Tolerance (rev. 08/2023)

  6. Alcohol

    6. What happens the first time a driver refuses a lawfully requested breath, blood, or urine alcohol test?

    1. AA $50 fine only
    2. B3 points on the record
    3. CA written warning
    4. DLicense suspended for one year

    Answer: D. Refusing the requested breath, blood, or urine test triggers an automatic one-year suspension.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Implied Consent Law (rev. 08/2023)

  7. Insurance

    7. What minimum insurance must a Florida vehicle owner carry to register a car?

    1. A$10,000 PIP and $10,000 PDL
    2. B$25,000 PIP only
    3. C$10,000 PDL only
    4. D$5,000 PIP and $5,000 PDL

    Answer: A. Florida requires at least $10,000 in PIP and $10,000 in PDL before registration.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — No-Fault Law (rev. 08/2023)

  8. Schoolbus

    8. A school bus displaying its stop signal is loading children on a two-way street. Who must stop?

    1. AOnly traffic behind the bus
    2. BOnly oncoming traffic
    3. CTraffic in both directions
    4. DOnly large trucks and buses

    Answer: C. On a two-way street both directions must stop until the signal is withdrawn and children are clear.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Sharing the Road: School Buses (rev. 08/2023)

  9. Schoolbus

    9. Oncoming drivers need NOT stop for a school bus stop signal only when the highway is divided by what?

    1. AA raised barrier or unpaved median at least five feet wide
    2. BDouble yellow painted lines
    3. CA center turn lane
    4. DA grassy shoulder under five feet wide

    Answer: B. Painted lines are not barriers, so opposing traffic must still stop; only a raised barrier or wide unpaved median excuses it.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Sharing the Road: School Buses (rev. 08/2023)

  10. Moveover

    10. On a multi-lane road, what must you do when approaching a stopped law enforcement car displaying warning lights?

    1. AMove out of the lane closest to it
    2. BStop in your current lane
    3. CSpeed up to pass quickly
    4. DFlash high beams and continue

    Answer: A. On multi-lane roads you must vacate the lane closest to the stopped emergency or service vehicle.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Move Over Law (rev. 08/2023)

  11. Moveover

    11. You cannot safely move over for a tow truck with flashing lights on a 60-mph highway. What speed must you slow to?

    1. AStop completely on the shoulder
    2. BMaintain your exact speed
    3. CSlow 5 mph below the limit
    4. DSlow to 20 mph below the posted limit

    Answer: D. If moving over is unsafe, slow to 20 mph below the posted limit.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Move Over Law (rev. 08/2023)

  12. Parking

    12. When parallel parking on a two-way street, how close to the curb must your right-hand wheels be?

    1. AWithin 24 inches of the curb
    2. BFacing against traffic
    3. CWithin 12 inches of the curb
    4. DAt least three feet from the curb

    Answer: C. Park parallel within 12 inches of the curb, set the brake, and take the keys.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Parking (rev. 08/2023)

  13. Parking

    13. Which way should you turn your wheels when parking on a hill?

    1. AStraight ahead at all times
    2. BSo the car rolls away from traffic or into the curb
    3. CToward the center of the road
    4. DOnly downhill, never uphill

    Answer: B. Wheels must be turned so the car rolls away from traffic or into the curb.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Parking on Hills (rev. 08/2023)

  14. Passing

    14. Where is passing another vehicle prohibited in Florida?

    1. AWithin 100 feet of an intersection
    2. BOn a straight rural road
    3. CIn a broken-line passing zone
    4. DWhen the way ahead is clear

    Answer: A. Passing is banned within 100 feet of intersections, bridges, viaducts, tunnels, and railroad crossings.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Passing (rev. 08/2023)

  15. Texting

    15. What is the penalty for using a handheld device in a school zone or work zone, or texting while driving?

    1. ANo penalty at all
    2. BOnly a warning letter
    3. C3 points plus texting penalties in school zones
    4. DLicense revocation

    Answer: C. Handheld device use in school crossings, school zones, and work zones costs 3 points.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Point System (rev. 08/2023)

  16. License

    16. How much supervised driving experience is required before a learner can get a driver license?

    1. A10 hours total
    2. B30 hours, none at night
    3. C40 hours, all in daylight
    4. D50 hours including 10 at night

    Answer: D. Learners need 50 hours of supervised driving, including 10 hours at night.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Learner's License (rev. 08/2023)

  17. Following

    17. What minimum following distance should you keep in favorable weather and traffic?

    1. ATwo seconds
    2. BFour seconds
    3. CSix seconds
    4. DEight seconds

    Answer: B. Florida requires a minimum four-second following distance in good conditions, more when conditions worsen.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Following Distances (rev. 08/2023)

  18. Rightofway

    18. Two vehicles reach an all-way stop at different times. Who proceeds first?

    1. AThe first vehicle to arrive moves first
    2. BThe largest vehicle moves first
    3. CThe vehicle turning left moves first
    4. DThe vehicle on the left moves first

    Answer: A. First to arrive goes first; ties yield to the driver on the right.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Intersections: All Way Stop (rev. 08/2023)

  19. Rightofway

    19. What must a motorist do when a pedestrian is in a marked crosswalk?

    1. ASpeed up to clear the crosswalk
    2. BStop only if the pedestrian waves
    3. CYield the right-of-way to the pedestrian
    4. DHonk and proceed slowly

    Answer: C. Drivers must always yield to pedestrians in a marked crosswalk.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Pavement Markings: Crosswalks (rev. 08/2023)

  20. Headlights

    20. When does Florida law require you to use headlights?

    1. AOnly on rural roads
    2. BOnly when it rains
    3. COnly inside city limits
    4. DBetween sunset and sunrise

    Answer: D. Headlights are required between sunset and sunrise.

    Source: FL Driver Handbook — Special Driving Situations: Night (rev. 08/2023)

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