Minnesota Permit Test (MN Driver's Manual) — All Questions
4 questions
When sharing a lane is not allowed, a motorcycle is entitled to:
- a.A full lane of its own✓
- b.The bike lane only
- c.Half a lane
- d.Only the shoulder
A motorcycle is entitled to use a full lane. Never crowd or share a lane with one, and give extra following distance because it is small and easy to miss. (Minnesota Driver's Manual, sharing the road)
Minnesota law requires you to pass a bicyclist by leaving a safe distance of at least:
- a.3 feet✓
- b.10 feet
- c.6 inches
- d.1 foot
Minnesota requires at least three feet of clearance when passing a bicyclist, and you may cross the center line to pass when it is safe. (Minnesota Driver's Manual, bicycles)
When you approach a pedestrian crossing at a corner or marked crosswalk, you must:
- a.Proceed if you have a green light
- b.Speed up to pass first
- c.Honk and keep going
- d.Stop and yield the right of way to the pedestrian✓
Drivers must stop for and yield to pedestrians crossing at a corner or crosswalk, whether marked or unmarked. Watch for people who are hard to see at dusk and at night. (Minnesota Driver's Manual, pedestrians)
Large trucks need more room to stop and turn, so when a truck is turning right you should:
- a.Assume it will turn tightly
- b.Never try to pass on the right side, because the truck may swing wide✓
- c.Pass quickly on the right
- d.Squeeze past on its right
Trucks often swing wide to make a right turn and have a large blind spot on the right. Never try to pass a turning truck on the right; wait until it completes the turn. (Minnesota Driver's Manual, sharing the road with trucks)