Michigan Permit Test (Segment 1 / SOS Knowledge Test) — All Questions
5 questions
A red, eight-sided sign requires a driver to:
- a.Make a complete stop✓
- b.Slow down only
- c.Yield to trucks only
- d.Merge left
A red octagon is a STOP sign; you must stop completely at the stop line or crosswalk before proceeding when safe. (Michigan: What Every Driver Must Know, signs)
A yellow, diamond-shaped sign usually means:
- a.A hospital is nearby
- b.A one-way street
- c.Warning of a hazard or change ahead✓
- d.A posted speed limit
Yellow diamond signs are warning signs that alert you to hazards or road changes ahead. (Michigan: What Every Driver Must Know, warning signs)
A steady yellow traffic light means:
- a.The signal is about to turn red; prepare to stop✓
- b.Speed up to beat the red
- c.The light is out of order
- d.Stop and stay stopped
A steady yellow warns that the light is about to turn red, so stop if you can do so safely. (Michigan: What Every Driver Must Know, signals)
A single broken (dashed) white line between lanes means:
- a.The road ends ahead
- b.You may change lanes when it is safe✓
- c.Traffic moves in opposite directions
- d.Passing is never allowed
A broken white line separates lanes going the same direction and may be crossed to change lanes when it is safe. (Michigan: What Every Driver Must Know, pavement markings)
A solid white line along the edge of the road marks:
- a.A passing zone
- b.A bike-only lane in all cases
- c.The center of the road
- d.The right edge of the traffic lane✓
A solid white edge line marks the right boundary of the roadway to help keep you in your lane. (Michigan: What Every Driver Must Know, pavement markings)