Michigan Permit Test (Segment 1 / SOS Knowledge Test) — All Questions

In Michigan, a driver 21 or older is legally intoxicated at a blood alcohol content (BAC) of:

• a.0.05% or higher
• b.0.08% or higher✓
• c.0.10% or higher
• d.0.12% or higher

The per-se legal limit for drivers 21 and older in Michigan is a BAC of 0.08% or higher. (Michigan: What Every Driver Must Know, alcohol)

Under Michigan's Zero Tolerance law, a driver under 21 may be charged with a BAC as low as:

• a.0.02%✓
• b.0.08%
• c.0.05%
• d.0.10%

Michigan's Zero Tolerance law makes it illegal for drivers under 21 to drive with a BAC of 0.02% or higher. (Michigan Zero Tolerance law)

In Michigan's Graduated Licensing, a Level 1 (learner) driver may drive only when:

• a.Alone at any time
• b.Only on freeways
• c.Supervised by a licensed parent or adult in the front seat✓
• d.Between midnight and 5 a.m.

A Level 1 licensee must always be supervised by a licensed parent or designated adult 21 or older seated in the front passenger seat. (Michigan Graduated Licensing, Level 1)

A Michigan Graduated Licensing Level 2 (intermediate) driver typically faces which restriction?

• a.No driving on any road
• b.Must have an adult at all times
• c.May never carry passengers
• d.Limits on late-night driving and on young passengers✓

Level 2 drivers face restrictions on late-night driving and on the number of unrelated passengers under 21, before earning a full Level 3 license. (Michigan Graduated Licensing, Level 2)