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

5 questions

Rules of the Road & Right of Way

At a four-way stop, if two vehicles stop at the same time, right of way goes to:

  • a.The larger vehicle
  • b.The vehicle turning left
  • c.The vehicle on the right
  • d.Whoever arrived fastest

When two vehicles stop together at a four-way stop, the driver on the left yields to the driver on the right. (Michigan: What Every Driver Must Know, right of way)

Rules of the Road & Right of Way

When you turn left at an intersection on a green light, you must:

  • a.Yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians
  • b.Turn ahead of oncoming cars
  • c.Stop fully before every left turn
  • d.Sound your horn and turn

On a solid green light a left turn must yield to oncoming vehicles and to pedestrians before completing the turn. (Michigan: What Every Driver Must Know, turns)

Rules of the Road & Right of Way

You approach a crosswalk where a pedestrian is crossing. You must:

  • a.Continue if you can go around
  • b.Stop and yield to the pedestrian
  • c.Honk to warn them
  • d.Speed up to clear the crosswalk

Drivers must yield and stop for pedestrians in a crosswalk. (Michigan: What Every Driver Must Know, pedestrians)

Rules of the Road & Right of Way

Michigan's Move Over law requires that, when approaching a stopped emergency, police, or service vehicle with flashing lights, you:

  • a.Speed past quickly
  • b.Stop in the road
  • c.Ignore it if you are not in that lane
  • d.Slow down and, if safe, move over one lane

The Move Over law requires slowing down and moving over a lane, when it is safe, for stopped emergency and service vehicles with flashing lights. (Michigan Move Over law)

Rules of the Road & Right of Way

When merging onto a freeway from an entrance ramp, you should:

  • a.Match the speed of freeway traffic and merge into a gap
  • b.Stop at the end of the ramp and wait
  • c.Merge at a very slow speed
  • d.Force other cars to brake for you

Use the acceleration lane to reach freeway speed, then merge smoothly into an open gap. (Michigan: What Every Driver Must Know, freeway driving)

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